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Thanks for the comments Sir, I think you may be right about the sky? But then how would I get my sun? Fabuland's sun has Red rays!

It was a bright sunny day in Fabuland There was not a cloud in the sky, the sun shone as bright as it could. Grover the Goat was hungry So he put on his cape and rode to the Mall. Grover bought a new suitcase for his summers trip, a plant for his dear Mum, a spade and brush to tidy his garden, a fish for his pet mouse, and chicken and banana to make Fabuland Banana chicken pie. He also stopped at the post office to collect his snail mail. Comments greatly received! Flickr set with heaps more pics.

Fed up with reading his book, Monsieur Mouse decides to catch his tea. Hmmmm he'll not be eating that!!! Flickr Set with more images. Can you spot the pet mouse???

Thanks for the comments, now where did I put that mouse?????

Thanks for all the comments guys. Trade? Sell? my wife would kill me! I am working on a couple of Fabuland MOCs, so hopefully in the next few days, I will get some pictures up. And thanks Stauder, glad you liked.

Quick Vignette, Monsieur Mouse, relaxes in his Fabuland Garden, whilst his house is being re-constructed. I wonder what he is reading?? Flickr set (3 pictures)

And I feel a Fabuland MOC a coming on!!! Yeeeee Ha!!!! I also found 2 Fabuland houses, another bike (blue) and some other cool pieces. Today I love my wife even more!!!

Another enemy of Rome?

I think something like this would be great, obviously not all the techniques, but I for one am hoping to learn some snot, so that my MOC can become better.

I agree, now that you have posted that picture, it looks pretty much spot on.

It looks very cool, although not sure how much of a family you would get in that family car.

Has to be No. 3 A B has curves, the other 2 do not show this.

vote Pencoin. Stabbing your Saviour in the back is more than enough for me to vote for you.

This competition is like being in some of these chambers. Will we ever get out?

It looks cool, but not really very green, and he is the green goblin. The look is very much like the reference picture, so good job!

Sweet. The revolution is well and truly on.

My local Wollies (in Lincolnshire) had The 7624 Indy set, which I purchased, but the prices were not on the shelves. £8.99 is what the till said, the same as the motorcycle chase. This is the only Indy set they had, and there was 3 left after my purchase.

Well it should be a breeze on a Mac, Macs Rule! 1) Open the file in iphoto 2) go to the top menus, and select FILE > Then select > EXPORT 3) Click the tab that says File Export 4) Save as a JPEG then select medium or small from the sub menu. Hit EXPORT rename, and save to a place that you remember. BINGO. Nice fabuland MOC by the way, although I would love to have seen a bit more colour in the building. Mods I can try and do a Mac tutorial with screen grabs, if this would be helpfull for fellow Maccies? Then maybe I could become EB's MAC expert. LOL

Nice work . Love the minifigs, great use of the ninja and HP torso's. Also like the wheels for the coloumns. And the tiled floor is sweet too.

My Eyes!!!!!!!!! My Eyes!!!!! Too big, too blurry. Sorry, it's hard to see with the messy pics.

Slept like a log. I feel in no danger, as I feel the murderer will lay low for a little while. Breakfast I had a McRoman hash and a goats milk shake. Mmmmmmmmmmmm

The weapons included are all old stuff, 2 cutlass, 2 daggers, 1 castle sword, 1 gold katana, & Indy's whip and thats it. why the need for a pic??

Just got the set today £8.99 Woolworths in the UK. Its a neat little set, and the ants are cool, the new male hair piece is a little strange and does not seem to look right, but its a cool set with some original bricks etc. Thanks for the pics and the review.

I agree its not cool to use somebodys technique and not mention it, but brickshelf does not have the capacity to write text, does it? or am i wrong??? I would be honored for people to use my techniques though. I must admit his legs do look better though.

Wowsa, thats lovely. Great landscaping, love the stream, and the stairs/steps. The mill is very clever too. Well done.