Dr. X

The FX-10 'Bulldog' is a heavy-duty fighter employed by the Veczites, a malevolent and violent race. The Bulldog is optimized for destruction, with two light blasters, two heavy particle cannons, a concussion-bomb dispenser, and twin torpedo tubes. It is also heavily armored and durable and will last infuriatingly long in any engagement. It's finally done! After taking into account everyone's suggestions, I think it's much better now. And sorry about the slightly off-white pictures; the gray would have been messed up if I had made it completely white. This is my entry for Peter's Starfighter Contest. Full gallery here. -Dr. X

Simply the best Z-74 that's ever been built in LEGO. Ever. I remember when I saw the first version on Brickshelf ages ago and copied it for my Star Wars army. I just made my rock raffle entry, and I used your new speeder design in it. Awesome.

The Search (Credit for the entire speeder bike goes to Larry Lars, the esteemed Star Wars builder) Sorry for the weird picture. Nice raffle.

Because even the King's carrots can go bad. Dangerously bad. For the Job Mullers Contest. -Dr. X

If you can manage to crack open a horse, this design would probably look great. Not mine, but awesome.

Nobody knows. Sir DeMarek is very particular about it. He's been tenderizing in his undergarments for as long as anyone can remember.

Sir DeMarek of Sorkinshire, Master Meat Poker, runs a tenderizing shop in the village with his apprentice Lady Carla. Although he pokes meat with the utmost mastery, he is shunned in meat-poking circles for his strange practice of tenderizing in the buff. This is my first time building a Medieval structure, and it's much harder than I expected. Luckily I had the sandcrawler, so I was set for parts. For the Job Mullers Contest. Click here for the full gallery. That's all, bubs!

+1 to Lego12. Fine minifigs, perfect condition.

A bad, bad, trap! -Dr. X

Cool murderer.

Thanks. Building the kitchen was fun. Just like a real one, it's equipped with shelves, a sink, a fridge, a fruit bowl, and hand soap.

B-V-5A After unknowingly ingesting the dangerous untold secrets of the fridge, Andy Houston begin to get angry. Very very angry, that is. Billy's refusal to eat his vegetables did not help matters in the least. Whenever I listen to this song, this is what I think of. -Dr. X

Ooh, Bonsai trees! I love weird plants, especially LEGO ones. Very cool. The last one is my favorite.

I think SW LEGO designers have a strange psychotic compulsion to add blue to any vehicle they see. This includes all TIE fighters. At any rate, very nice review, and I'd definitely buy this set if it was $40 instead of the blood-clotting horrible $50.

Amazing. I can't believe I missed this one. I love the real Yamato and your space version is absolutely fantastic. Nice photography too, by the way.

I've found 3 or 4 of these over the last year or so at garage sales, friends, and my old unsorted boxes. They're worth over 16 bucks apiece, so of course I sold most of them.

Feel free to PM me if you're interested in any of it. What I'm looking for is basically just Star Wars minifigs. -Dr. X NOTE: The BA prototypes are not available for this trade anymore. Sorry! UPDATE: All items have already been traded with Lego12!

I really suck at building aliens. They all end up looking like robots. But, meh, maybe I'll try sometime.

The Gurhvrian light fighter 'Nurkrath' is well known for it's excellent speed and offensive capabilities, but unfortunately no one but a Gurhvrian can pilot it, due to it's alien controls and cockpit. Full gallery here. -Dr. X

Well, I certainly don't have enough white cheese. But I personally like the multicolored-ness of it, anyway.

This started out as a modular space station but ended up as a futuristic submarine. I've been in a bit of a submarine craze lately, so I just had to build one. It's also modular. Each section is connected by technic pins, and I'll probably be building even more modules soon. From left to right: Nuclear Torpedo Launch module, Command module, Sonic Turret module, and fission reactor/engine module. Full gallery here on Flickr. -Dr. X

I like all those gun-hand things on the side. Nice little fighter.

I am so buying this. I need to stock up on chefs and chicken. Then it will be time for the Ultimate Italian/American Chef Showdown of Ultimate Destiny.

He accidentally put a case of his dad's hair-growth pills into the blender, left the top off, and turned it on while looking down into it. Now all the kids call him 'Ape-boy'.

It was a common game among the children to see how many stones the could throw at the house on top of Briney Hill before Old Man Jenkins came out and angrily shooed them away. That is, it was until Jenkins got a hold of some automatic support weapons, landmines, and high-power revolvers. "Get off my property or DIE, yeh vandals!" -Dr. X