Jim

That is always the case with more generic subjects.

Or simply....build something with a weight limit of 500 gram.

That's a valid argument. Back to square one lol

I'm fine either way. The contest setup is ready. Just need to fill in the weight limit.

Great, that's very useful. Thanks! So 500 grams is quite a reasonable weight. Or do we think it's too much?

I have lookup up some weights and 300 grams is really light. This set (well, the entire box) was just shy of 500 grams. This is of course including booklet etc. https://www.eurobricks.com/forum/forums/topic/169255-review-42092-rescue-helicopter/ Maybe we can up the ante a bit and go for 500 grams max! This allows for slightly larger builds, but nothing out of the ordinary. Can someone tell me what a small-ish moc weighs?

I moved it!

How about this, to keep it simple? "Build a winter themed Technic MOC weighing not more than X grams."

I do have a feeling we are overcomplicating things again

I'd say weight is weight. Using wheels is your own decision But I am happy to exclude wheels if you all feel like that's better.

A weight limit seems a lot easier to me.

Can someone give me a short summary for the proposal of the next contest?

Cool!

Looks great!

I agree that a digital component should not be mandatory.

That was my thought exactly.

So we are turning this into a digital contest? Or in a contest with mandatory digital file.

How do you keep track of the piece count while building? And how do we judge entries?

TC1 Where it all began.

Not yet, but I guess it's time to start thinking about one.

Yeah, that's what we are going to do. Go back to manual approval.

Thanks 🙏🏼

Wow, sweet!!

Automatic member approval has been turned off for now, so we won't see loads of spammers in the next day or two.

FYI We are working on improving our member approval and making it more intelligent. Hopefully we can still automate the approval, but with a slightly more advanced approach. We are taking up the fight with the bots