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    01 = 2 points 02 = 1 point
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    03 = 3 points
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    This castle is stunning in real life, its location is impressive, and is probably well known also for it. What you created is an equally stunning LEGO replica of the castle. I like that you chose autumnal colors for the foliage. Did you plan it digitally first or you just dived in and started building? Both can be a challenging start to a MOC this big. Simply amazing. Well done. Do you have any close-up pictures of the details?
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    MagnePulse Xcelerator - Oky Classic Space Unarmed Personnel Carrier - Skandinavc FH Solar Surveyor - The Librarian
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    Cheers to @Skalldyr for being a RRrrrr! Thanks for taking care of this. Will you pm us with details how to pay you for the cabin?
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    I'd join your cabin then too. If you have me, that is. I guess we will plan flights together, so.... sharing it is, right.
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    @LegoFjotten and @Holodoc Thanks for the feedback. The Lalandia cabins look like a great choice. I don't mind the walking part to Holiday Village. Will we have a common room available there? It's great to have a place to hang out, but if we're not staying in the Holiday village this might not be possible.
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    I'm fine with sharing, and Lalandia sounds good being cheaper and offering sauna and jacuzzi. I don't remember staying there. Can 8 adults really fit in?
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    I plan to be there, just need to clear it with my family. It's school holidays that week and they had plans to go to Legoland Gunzburg.
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    Lovely. I like the clean look and contrasting sides with hallmarks of both opponents. Well built.
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    @hikouki There's no interior. It was build to be displayed in multiple exhibition around Europe, and knowing the expected size it's challenging to make large wall sections without the unintentional curving. So the interior is mostly supporting structures for the walls. The idea was to have a similar in style, but slightly different facades for these buildings. We did share the progress of the facades with each other, so it was easier to build similarly.
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    This looks like a nice retreat from the winter colds. The water is very inviting with tropical colors.
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    My (our) latest MOC is a collab with @MstrOfPppts and is inspired by the iconic Sin city film. The classic black and white color scheme from the comics and the film was substituted by grays as it was much easier to work with and create various details. Here's a pic of the final MOC. It was displayed at exhibitions in three different countries and I used one of such occasions to take some photos. Some of the details are highlighted in the next pics. This dark alley was one of my favourite parts of the whole MOC. There's a back door to the bar, and a suspicious person is emerging from it. And to finish off with some trivia, I never watched the Sin city, only briefly viewed a few Youtube clips. Guilty.
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    Well done. It's not easy to recreate plastic rust, but you did it. A touch of greenery is spot on, nature taking back it's habitat. In a way it's stunning to see a scene like that, however it"s not eco-friendly.
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    That's great news. I should really start thinking about various Winter village themes and ideas to be ready for December.
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    I never thought a guy with a big belly and coffee stain wearing sweatpants, white socks and iconic stripped slip-ons would look so impressive.
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    My experience is that families often search for animals and figs as they have more play value in the early years. Later, when kids get bigger and try to build something other than a 2x2 duplo towers, there's a high demand for bricks and other parts. So, it's not an easy choice to set or not a DUPLO parts only store. If you have a DUPLO collection to sell, searching secondary markets locally might be better. From my experience, new parent search for DUPLO more often outside Bricklink and more locally, avoiding also shipping costs. Duplo is bigger and bulkier that System, so that' another downside. Personally, I plan to sell my kid's Duplo bricks locally, either at local events or online at secondary/flea markets.
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    I never was much of a pirate, but I often find pirate MOCs full of amazing features, vibrant colours and eye catching details. In part, the scene seems very old-school, but is updated to modern times through use of various parts and pieces. I really like the flower bush and sand green roofs contrasting with bright green doors and windows. There might be too much gold for my taste, but since this group of pirates is so successful at hoarding gold, they should use it for their headquarters.
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    Amazing and instantly recognizable creation of Mount St. Michel. It's a very iconic landmark and fits within the Architecture theme really well. It's on my bucket list to visit someday (soon). Well done on this beautiful microscale moc.
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    I'm always impressed by brick-build creatures. It's not easy to get the right shape and all the curves and have an esthetical end product. I really like the combination of rocks and plants to create the shape of this Earth dragon. I also like the wings, but perhaps more thick or with more color variations. As it is, especially the dk.green leaves could have a less uniform edge when transitioning to other greens. But that's just a minor detail. All in all, it's a really fantastic creature.
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    A lovely model of your home. It feels Danish in a way, I really like the exposed bricks of the northern homes, and I always check this type of building. Given the location of the house, it looks quite traditional surrounded by some larger modern buildings. I've been to CPH often, but never really explored this part of the area. Well, this is already off-topic. The model looks very nice, and lively with the neighbors running around. The girl with the sup board looks out of place from this side of the street (you should definitely built the beach behind it).
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    How is the bathtub molded? Is it fixed to the motorbike or it's a separate part? I really like it overall, I mean it feels a bit stupid to have a tub-bike, but the rubber duck, the side printing on the tub, and the tattoo on the back are just so hilarious. It's been on my wanted list since I saw the first pics of it.
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    Awesome sculpturing with so few parts. Really clever part usage. Well built.
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    So the Fenz's did it again. The scale of the library is amazing. In addition, so is your collection of books. Furthermore, the curvature of the middle part of the building is mind blowing. I can imagine it's a bit easier at this scale to create a curved wall without too many (or too large) gaps, but it looks really flush. I can imagine there was a lot of planning and calculations to create these curves. Really well done to both of you, B and D!
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    This is a truly beautiful model. The bright color of the facade stands out really nicely - obviously lots of fresh paint on it. It might be a bold choice to build with bright light orange, but the color combo looks great with white and grey. The roof is probably my favourite part, and you created a great pattern for the roof tiles. The interior is very interesting too. The glass stairs are very neat, but the fencing to it feels a bit bulky. It's a shame there's not enough parts in trans-clear as it would fit as a fence much better than the black slopes. But given the availability of the parts, the spiral shaping is spot on. I'm really not sure how the roof is built, but I am speculating you fixed the parts (jumpers and bricks) to some supports in the back.
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