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These are really great. I've enjoyed reading through them. Thanks for the effort.

The Space Needle, on the other hand, isn't anywhere near as tall as either of those buildings, so the point about the scale being off is valid. Rufus just used the wrong example. :)

I'm sorry but this is LOL. I love it when people screw up in a post where they are bitching at other people for screwing up. :D

I like the dog holding the key. That was always the scene I remembered most from the original ride in Anaheim.

Is that your duster in the background? Howzat thing work? How often do you dust?

I just discovered your comics tonight and read a whole bunch of them. Very enjoyable. Thank you very much for your efforts.

Could you guys tell a chinese copy from a real LEGO Death Star?

Hahahah that's pretty funny. I like it. :) wtf ninja!!!

Awesome. I just visited "Old Ironsides" in Boston, which has a great little museum. This work would be right at home there!

Fun site. I'd love to see more MOC instructions/sets added.

Nice one. So sad that not much of the original remains, apart from a few drawings and re-creation models. I don't think anybody really knows what she looked like. More LEGO interpretations from Athens would be incredible... I can think of a few sculptures in particular from the National Archaeological Museum that would be fantastic Lego-ized.

Reading through the OP made me really happy. The diner reminds me exactly of the one in Chelsea in NYC and I love the details and playability of the movie theater. What a cool MOC good job well done.

I just posted the BobaFett pic in "Lego Star Wars Photography." I hope that's a good place for it. Where would the other 3 from Creator go?

Here's a fun pic I took of Boba escaping with his prize.

No, you're right.. "posed" would be a better description.

After my son builds some Lego I like to have some fun in photoshop... Click image for bigger version Motion blur Boba escaping with his prize. Maverick & Goose evading a mig over the Indian Ocean Difficult transparency

Here is an update to yellost's AT-AT Walker 8129. This .lxf fixes the problem of the missing side panel, as well as some other cosmetic updates (new snowtrooper helmets, for example). I've also included a posed version that shows the walker walking, just for fun. Click on the image for larger version. 8129 - AT-AT Walker - Star Wars (duplicate) Download the .LXF ** posed version! ** Image of straight-leg version Download the .LXF ** straight-leg version **

Indeed, and it's pretty amazing that he got the build to go together at all in that configuration! I can't imagine how he made that work. yellost managed a better version, but upon loading his model into the latest version of LDD, it would constantly drop an important large panel on the right side of the AT-AT body. This drove me crazy, as I think one of the technic pieces wasn't rotated exactly the same as another... LDD would let you place the panel and it would click green on both sides, but then when you save the file and load it, *poof* it's gone again. I wound up rebuilding the entire internal body of the AT-AT, so now it all goes together nicely. I'll PM yellost to see if he'll allow me to post my updated version.

Good advice, thanks. Will Amazon do some kind of count-down before "In Stock" becomes "Out of Stock"?

Stellar review. I feel like I just bought it, put it together, and played with it! Thanks for that. :)

I really really want to get the Death Star 10188 as soon as I clear the lump in my throat over the price. How long do you guys think it will be so easy to come by at list price?

One of my favorite places in the world! Very nicely done.

I know I'm new here and this is a 10-month old post that I'm quoting, but... did anybody ever notice that the AT-AT's head is sticking out of it's a$$?

SDD for the win. Once you experience it, you will never go back!

I must be some kind of freak of nature then. Sorry to intrude.