Captain Green Hair

Good song choice, i like that one! I think stooping is enavidable after a while, but some stretching might prevent this. Running fools on!!

I see stopping is allowed, but stoping is not?

Looks quite good already, i like the stretched ''limo'' '''lowrider'' look. That and maybe make it 1 brick higher so that figures would fit in?

Wow that looks like a great summer retreat, when can i move in? All the details and stuff going on make this a nice and lively MOC, well done!

Welcom to Eurobricks Desultor! Yes you Americains may join, just keep in mind that Europe is cooler, much cooler then the US. That is a nice collection of classic sets you have there, especially that castle is great. (I wouldn't pass up if i find a good deal on one.) And you don't need psychiatric help, here we are all alike, some even starving themselves to get a set. If you find any problems posting on the boards, please check out the tutorial index, a link is in my signature. Again welcome, and have fun on the boards!

That is a lame excuse, my dad is 54 and on a good day he can still outswim me. Maybe you should start training for next year already, we know Morten does it all year round.

200.000 kilometers in 80 days.

Yes with the new powerfunctions you get a remote controller, like you would find in R/C cars. The system is better then the previous R/C system, so i'd definitly go with the powerfunctions if i where you. The new track also allows more layout possibilities, not in the last place for the now available flexible tracks. I currently drive 9 volt myself because i just have a lot of it. But if i ever get to making a layout, i'd incorporate both systems. I hope this answers your question, have fun with the train(s)!

That's a very good resemblance of the picture you have build Siegfried, i like it! The suspension, the ''interior'' and all the small external details make this a great model. I do think the turret could be a little bigger to resemble the original even better. The height is good, but i think it could be 1 stud bigger on the sides and maybe 2 on the back. It sounds like you haven't finished it yet, so good luck on achieving the result you want!

The French have ''Le'' and ''La'', your ship would be Le Fourageux. ;-)

Looks like he has a Cactus on his head. Looks pretty cool Erdy, very creative idea to use trash.

I'd go with option A, all ''real'' pieces and no modding seems the nicest to me.

Looks like a decent castle set to me, i voted above average as well! Great review, thank you very much! Just because it doesn't meet your standards, doesn't mean it's a bad set apparantly. Polls don't lie.

Then it would say: England expects every man to die from friendly fire.

A certain title in his signature isn't very Blue either, i think we have a spy in our mids.

Wow, i'm just thinking of how many amazing MOCs i could make with that amount of money.

Ah yeah, ''Rooie oortjes'' it was.

Amazing work, no wonder you won! And moved.

Ha very funny MOC, good find!

Welcome back admiral! You seem to have made some fast battle promotion while you were away.

No thanks, and isn't it possible to keep music discussion in one of the (i know they do) already excisting topics? Thanks!

Thanks guys! Since it is grey it is fighting in the Western front. I'd say white tanks would be in the eastern and tan ones in Africa just to keep things simple. That would be really cool to have when building tanks indeed. (We could cut them... )

This is a really great microscale MOC Marcos! This one would still fit on my shelf as the real one would be a problem.

Wow, that is an amazing creation you have made there Matija! I really like all the small details and the glass roofs, wonderful. It looks exactly like the original, did you get the original build plans for it? And since there are glass roofs i am also curious if you have made an interior, as it would be nice to see stuff through them? All the Matija's build large yellow buildings it seems.

Might be doable, it all depends weither i go to the US or not. But the interest is definitly here!