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These are fun. The M:Tron one is my favorite - thanks for posting the Rebrickable link for that one.

I have no idea where to start on pricing for instructions - I've only bought instructions once or twice, and that was from the Build Better Bricks site.

This is fun. Any plans to share the instructions? I can see how some parts come together, but I'm still trying to figure other things out. Last little thing - I like the color blocking on the ramp going up into the trailer.

I'm seeing a fair amount of Futuron influence in this with the curves and the color scheme. There was a lot of back-and-forth between late Classic Space and Futuron - there was a point where both series used black and white. Your rocket is like a cross between the one from the Cosmic Laser Launcher and last year's City Space theme. The coolest part for me is a little thing - I love the doorway leading into the rock. I've had something like that in mind, but I've never sat down and made it work like you did.

Oasis - the green foam blocks? That could work with a different vase. (ours was clear.) Thanks for the idea - my mom really liked these, so we're buying her another set for Christmas.

Hi, thanks for all the replies. It was a really full week, so I apologize for not getting back to this sooner. We went with a clear vase with a pretty wide base - we wanted something sturdy so that it was less likely to get knocked over. My wife and my daughter put in clear glass aquarium beads, and it looked really good when they were done. Thanks again.

Hi everyone, My wife and I bought 10313 Wildflower Bouquet for my mom for Mother's Day. My daughter and I put it together a couple days ago, and we bought a vase for it, but it doesn't seem to sit 'right.' The flowers want to turn and lean at funny angles. I'm not sure if we need a narrower vase, or if we should put aquarium-style rocks in the bottom to hold everything in place. Anyone have ideas on how to make it look nice?

That's fun. Just the side that's visible in that photo would be fun to have on a shelf - you could display any minifigures you wanted out there.

I really like the rack you built for your cars. Mine are lined up on track shelving. I use clear plastic trading card boxes as 'risers' - some people use pantry risers for the same purpose.

Well . . . some people only build in black. Or sometimes very dark grey. So did you build the 'insides' in all black, too, or did you throw in some color to make it easier to see when you were connecting things? (Not the cockpit or the cabin, I'm thinking of the wing structures, etc.)

This is great. Curvy Futuron shaping - check. Giant white barrier right down the middle of the canopy just like the auxiliary patroller - check. Weapon-shaped scientific apparatus on the wings reminiscent of the Stardefender 200 - check. I love the rover with the Speed Champions wheels, too. I'd never get anything done if I had one of those on my desk, and I'd probably get some weird looks during Zoom meetings.

T-frames! That's so cool. There was a whole group of these on Flickr at one point. Is there any way to work in tool storage for the mechs somewhere?

Building with your son - that's cool. Have fun with it for as long as you can. I miss building with my daughter - she's currently "too old" for Lego.

Hey, this is really nice. I like the overall shaping, and it's cool how you snuck the hoverbike in there, too. Did you use the Galaxy Explorer style connections for the sides of the ship?

This is great. Love the big-city feel with the gas station built out in front of the older buildings.