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The miniland scale is my favorite! I like the vehicle, the man, helmet and so on. There are many detailes to study. The footprint behind the snowmobile finish the picture. Nice work!

Thank you for the repluy! Don`t understand what you mean by eavestrough?

Very nice house. I like the small stove and the asketic furniture.

Thank you all for the kind comments! I am glad that you have noticed that! The building was made for the playing and my son now intensively use it in his games now!

In the Christmas holidays we all can find time for our favorite things! My wife jogs and son walks with his dog Toby. Even the ever-serious Mr. Ivanov forgives my son's little antics. And I immerse myself with pleasure in reading adventure books in our village library. Enjoy your holidays!

Brilliant! Artizan, your collection of mosques is amazing!

Easter Island in the Pacific Ocean is fraught heritage of ancient civilization - the monolithic statues of compressed volcanic ash. Their weight is 20 tons, and height - of more than 6 meters. The locals call them moai. As the legend says, they were built by Olmecs who were exiled on the island by the god Ishkur or Viracocha. The statue's eyes fixed on the horizon and expressing the asking for forgiveness. Olmecs were forgiven and taken away from the island. And moai were left standing as the repentance carved in stone . Our archaeologist dug up from the coast sand another unknown statue. Perhaps now he will slightly open a veil of secrecy moai - the eternal mystery frozen in their's cold look.

I like those cartoons from my childhood very much. Nowadays I look through them with my son once again. So the transformer was built in impression of them and for my son.

Good job, lego-maniac ! I like the idea and how you have made the figures of the boy and the something behind the door! Some remarks on scene: it looks like staged photography. The most scaring side of view is from viewers side. Not from the boy! Very good idea to use toys from the Toy Story but to my opinion they should be placed in another not so accurate manner. Anyway the lighting scheme is well done!

I like the snowmobile very much for its good looking exterior and many details. The seals and ice are well done too! The jeep seems to me not suitable in these ice grounds. Good luck at cuuoso!

Thank you, Dapper-D2, for the reference to the KRE-O. Never heard about this before. Very interesting.

Whoa! I like this demon! Could you show his back and side view?

Very nice car! I have spent much time wondering how you have done some details!

Thank you guys for the comments! As for red color you have no idea how many times I heard this!

Hi all! I would like to share my first experiance of transformer building. The transformation process is shown in animated GIF. For more photoes fill free to visit my folder at the brickshelf. Comments are welcome!

Looks cool! Could you provide more images from sides and back?

This is my childhood memory although the details concerning the philosophic abilities of Ignatich were obtained from the conversations of the grownups.

It was hard for me to choose the right category for my entry too. While looking through the official LEGO sets I understood that the boundaries are very relative as this Theo and Tragic Banjo are mention. For the future I think that size limit will make the similar conditions for all contestants.

Well done! Its very flexible design and steadiness are fit in the best way for the gaming. I am appreciate LEGO not only for its modelling abilities and also for its playability. My son is asking me to help him to build this mech since he have seen yours.

Thank you! I was afraid that while translating from Russian into English the specific atmosphere will be lost.

Thank you guys for kind replies! Right the car is slightly large for the minifigure Maybe sometime I'll try anything like this for minifigures

We have a snowy winter here in Russia... Once, many years ago, we had a street cleaner whose name was Ignatich. He was one of those people whose age is difficult to determine. He can be recognized from afar by a shaggy beard and mustache. He wore the same clothes in the winter and summer: cap with ear-flaps, striped vest, valenki and quilted jacket that never was buttoned up even in the dead of winter. Lacking education, he could argue long about world politics or tell you about the dialectic of Hegel and Kant, sitting in his back room and eating immutable "bullheads in a tomato sauce." He was building ice-hills and often gave us candies when we were kids. The MOC representing the moment while Ignatich has a break for a smoking. (not propaganda) Now completely different people in a different uniform with neat labels "housing employee" on the back operate as street cleaners, but it's another story. I hope that everything is clear with my English

Gilles Gaer, could you add the original painting to your first post so we can compare?

It seems to me a little bit higher than it should be. And the roofs lost their curved shape I think it is hard to find right solution for this. Anyway you have done good work!