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This really entertained me. I love the wall textures and finding all of the different stuffed "things". Nice work!

I'm on skiing vacation so I won't be able to carry the game on too well for the next few days, but I'll try my best.

Alles gute zum Geburtstag Legomilk! Hope your special day turns out great.

Oh yes, another lovely C-P contest! This looks great and I'll be sure to pull something together. There have been so many contests lately, I've only made MOCs for contests and not the many ideas I have in my head. I'll have to get my finger warmers out again for the Creative Critic I guess. Better start stretching. Let's get this show on the road!

Can we for example make up a new species, or does it have to be already existent in the SW universe? Not sure if this falls under the "imagination" aspect. I think I have the perfect idea. Get this, a maximum security shuttle for diplomats in war times! Sorry Natman, I couldn't resist. EDIT: Lego12, he just meant "nope" as in he's not staff, so he can enter.

I just realized that it's not a LEGO trademark. It's some sort of marking though. Here's a pic. I don't really notice the difference in plastic, but they do somehow seem slightly different. Can't quite put my finger on it. That being said, I still think they're great minifigs and a wonderful way to get them without buying the set if you don't want to. I have the RAS and the AAT but I don't really desire the Solar Sailer. This way I can still get a lovely Dooku minifig and an extra Mace Windu and Yoda.

I'll try to get a pic up later. I think they're still great if you don't want the other sets.

The main thing I noticed is that there's a little LEGO trademark sign on the insides of the arms. Other than that I didn't notice much difference.

This is simply mind-blowing. It's almost unreal seeing how many bricks are going into this. I'm looking forward to more updates! Just don't let it slip off the table.

Can't wait! Let's rev up the old engines.

I think they are a vital part of the forum. I've used the MOC index many times to study ship techniques and such, and the review index and others are great as well. I voted yes, absolutely.

I simply love this. It made me really smile when I saw it. The details are spot-on and it just is such a fun idea. A+ Eti!

I think we're all just hard at work.

I would like to check out the bedside drawer and the lamp on top.

Congratulations to the both of you! It's been great working with you guys so far.

I really like the plastic sliding drawers from Akro-Mills. They're very easy to use, and look excellent. Here's a picture of my storage setup.

Excellent review as usual WhiteFang! While this set isn't as good in my opinion as the Soldier Impulse, it's still one of my favorite impulse sets out there. It's a great way to get a new fish piece, and the pirate is a nice minifig as well. Thanks for the review!

Welcome Natman! I look forward to seeing and grading your reviews.

Dang it! Why do you all have to reply at 2 A.M.!? Happy birthday Fangy, hope you enjoy your special day, and may it be filled with LEGO and happiness. Wait, those 2 are the same thing.... Anyways, I expect a detailed review of your cake tomorrow. Don't leave out the frosting and candle info!

You can take whatever pace you desire. We don't have a time limit.Welcome to the Academy!

Here's my entry for the Job Muller contest on Classic-Castle. One of the most efficient groups in the royal kingdom is the Applery. The Applery is responsible for all of the apples grown in the kingdom, and has the job of making fine goods with them. Some of the many things they make are pies, applesauce and fine pastries just to name a few. However, being a member of the Royal Applery is not always easy. The archers are responsible for slicing and dicing the apple to the appropriate size, and if they cut it a bit too close to the "board", it can have dire consequences. Today it seems a new recruit from a galaxy far, far away has joined the ranks. The "Boards" have by far the most dangerous job of the Applery. They must serve as the platform for the apples while the arches use their skills. As seen here, sometimes this doesn't quite work out.... Inside the main building you can find the hard working bakery staff. They take the diced, sliced, and whacked apples and turn them into delectable treats. I do hope that the applesauce maker doesn't have athlete's foot... Finally, on the top floor lives the Applery's head honcho, also known as "The Core." He lives in the main building of the Applery along with his wife Granny Smith, and oversees all of the work. Members of the Applery who don't quite work out have to deal with The Core's legendary "Peeler." People who have had the mystical Peeler used on them have never quite been the same... That ends the tour of the Royal Applery. We hope you enjoy your complimentary jar of Applery Applesauce! Many more pictures on Flickr. Thanks!

I always feel a home in the kitchen, being as I am a chef, so I would like to go there. Although bedrooms are comfy as well, so I'm fine either way. Just don't kick me in the jewels please.

The green is dark green, which has been in quite a few sets lately (especially in Indiana Jones.), so it's nothing new. That being said, it's still a lovely color and it's great that we'll be able to acquire more.

That's kind of a crap deal... I don't see why you can't have a quick fix up if you made a mistake. Ah well, you still have my great MOC comment to console you.

Ah, good you've changed it to fit the guidelines Hinck. Like I said already, excellent work!