Fistach

Thank you for kind comments! Next MOC is well under way!

Thank you guys! Next project is well under way!

I'm preparing something bigger in style of the comic book. Stay tuned:)

Thansk Rufus :) I wished WWII theme were mroe popular here on EB :)

I would like to present my newest creation. German soldiers are being ambushed by US infantry troops who had managed to pass across the enemy lines and are now attacking from behind! Can US troops overcame enemy or fail? Please visit the galleries: No waiting time on flickr. Or bickshelf gallery when it gets censored it will be here . Click thumbnails to enlarge. Critique and comments encouraged.

Maybe it is but I do not own this set :) I had this head from fort Legoredo from western series.

Thanks guys. Something bigger is about to be built.

Thanks for comment. The head is from Western series from black bandit:

Hey guys. I'm slowly getting my Lego collection back. Here is a little vignette I made while sorting bricks. Click thumbnails to see larger images. Critique and comments encouraged.

Thanks guys!

I have for sale this MOC: http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=52119 Ebay link here: http://cgi.ebay.pl/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=270713365383&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT Thanks mates!

he doesn't want to switch the each time :)

Well this MOCis based on the set you mentioned :) Thanks!

Thanks for a reply!

I just wanted to say that my Godson has tested it in the beginning of the year and it survived! :)

Thank you mate! I wished more people here on EB would be interested in such MOCs :)

Actually it's first floor :) Thanks for a comment :) Thank you! I've never played call of duty but I played MOH, Day of Defeat and watched dozens of movies:)

Few weeks ago I was forced to sell my collection. What I left is this: Story: It's 1944, Allied forces push Nazi forces back into Third Reich territory, battles are going on everywhere on the front. On of the battle is fought here, in city of Cherbourg, at der Brigadefuhrer Kranz Strasse 16. This was here where Nazi forces first encountered the French defensive force in the beginning of the war. French commander surrendered his army when city had been heavily bombarded. Over almost 5 years the flowers managed to rise again but the tenement has never been renewed. Today, U.S. infantry platoon, lead by first lieutenant Micheal O'Bride, is trying to seize the tenement and take control over the district. Major Rupert von Dinger is commanding officer of the Wehrmacht defense forces. All photos will take you to HD photos over flickr. General photos:: I managed to put there some cool details - I encourage you to browse through the entire gallery. I updated my infantry troops with back torso stickers Thank you for Zgredek, V1 and rh from polish Lug for helping me to create this MOC. Details: Critique and comments encouraged. DISCLAIMER: This creation does not endorse or beatify nor try to endorse or beatify Nazi ideology, it's leaders and it is not any kind of Nazi propaganda whatsoever!!

Very nice locomotive! I'm glad it's 8 studs wide! I'm not sure if it can negotiate through curves though because of the bogies?

Yes, I have already sold it :(

The collection in Canadian dollars would be 2290 dollars including shipping. You can find more pictures (high resolution) here: http://www.majhost.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=239588 Best wishes Marcin

Thank you guys for the support. if I do not sell this as one lot I will divide it by colors and sell train technic etc elements separately. Thank you once again!

I hope I will manage to start building in few years again :(

Hello everyone. Please take a look at ebay auction: http://cgi.ebay.pl/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=270697714770&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT I have my huge collection for sale! It is good for builders and sellers. More information on auction!

The weapons from brickarms are awesome, the utensils from Brickforge are awesome as well! They make a fine and ultimate addition to all Lego pieces! I would recommend you to paint the weapons like I did. You can see it here: http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=48665