CrappyMocMaker

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I love how wacky Olpund's HQ looks!

Good luck to you too! Personally I'm keeping my expectations very low lol

I like this even more than Paladins! The ship looks really nice, and the story sounds pretty cool, too!

Thanks! Also, I can't wait to see your second entry!

The backstories are great! Will you be making an entry in Category A? I'd love to see some of the sets!

The gates look super clean! I also like that the story could lend itself well to having subsequent waves covering other Lazarus missions.

The brick built animals look really cool!

The time mobile is a really unique concept, I like how it incorporates design features across different time periods!

I love how much you were able to pack into your sets, especially the $10 one! Using door elements to represent planks was a really cool idea!

Great concept for a theme, and the minifigure lineup is really cool!

Thanks! I got the idea from 75334, but I modified it by making a function to move both of the platforms at once. Thanks! Originally I was going to make the enemies mechanical Stymphalian birds, but then I decided to use automatons because Daedalus actually made several of them in the myths.

Children of the Gods

Hi everyone! Here's my entry for the create a theme contest. How the theme works + Story For each wave of sets, there would be a tv series or something that it was based on. Each wave focuses on the story of one demigod, and the first wave is centered on Castor, a son of Apollo. The story for this wave is that Castor and his fellow demigods must defeat the mad inventor Daedalus, who has an army of automatons. The long version of the story is this: And now for the sets: Automaton Battle Pack (73 pieces including 3 minifigures, $9.99) Comes with a functioning ballista, not too much to say about it. Chiron's Training Grounds (1083 pieces including 5 minifigures, $99.99) Features a cave, dueling area, and small temple. Beware the Automaton Warrior! Seeing as this is a set for kids, I tried to put some play features in: On the left of the cave, there's an infirmary, with a bed and various potions. The roof of the temple can be detached to access the interior. By pulling on one of the red knobs, the platforms can rotate thanks to a rack gear. On the right side of the cave, there is a fireplace and bookcase. The fireplace can light up due to a light brick. It can easily slide out, too. Lastly, by pulling on the other red knob, the bookcase slides away to reveal the relics of Perseus. I hope you enjoyed looking at my wave! Comments and suggestions are appreciated!