Capt. Kirk

I'll help you. Login on flickr... go to the image that you want to show... above the image you click "all sizes"... now scroll down... you'll see "To link to this photo on other websites you can either"... you see 2 options (1. Copy and paste this HTML into your webpage or 2. Grab the photo's URL)... take the last one and copy the URL and past this in your text box on EuroBricks. Select this URL again and push "insert image"... that's the button with the landscape (the one between the 2 buttons with the "+" sign)... click ok and that's it. Please also visit this page

Done by 8er...

Done by 8er...

--> Illustrator is mutch better for vector illustrations then Photoshop... that's why is called Illustrator. --> You can also choise 'save for web' in Illustrator... and choise jpeg or gif.

Nice work,... all in the same style what IMO is important... - However a slight difference in style between the male and female head-design (female = kind of realistic look, male kind of cartoonish look). Might be worked on ???. - Where you also can watch out for in future is that you use the same line width. This is not always a must, but it looks better IMO. - I see you used some foldings in their clothes... watch out that you don't over do it (Example: Sally Jupiter - it looks as if she has huge breasts, maybe below you can use less foldings). Keep up the good work !!! By the way, I think you have a design fault in Ursula Zandt...

You can find the new version of the uniform in this thread.

A new version of the USSE crew torso is added (wrinkles, hip & boob accent).

Made a new one with darker leather... hope you like it more now...

Just added some minifigs... will add the new torso design of the USSE Crew some.

They look good en detail and at first sight it looks ok when applied but did you try it on a minifigure ?

Welcome to EuroBricks and all his sub-forums...

Welcome to EuroBricks and all his sub-forums...

Welcome to EuroBricks and all his sub-forums...

Welcome to EuroBricks and all his sub-forums...

Welcome to EuroBricks and all his sub-forums...

Beautiful entrance, I would say ... looks promising for the future...

If you see that they're online for some time I guess the quality is good... just my thought.

Lovely job... is it possible to show some close-ups ? Would be appreciated and thx in advance.

Link By the way,... annual production of Lego bricks averages is approximately 20 billion (2×1010) per year, or about 600 pieces per second and the factory is 24/7 in action. You want to know the price of ABS (Acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene) than follow this link... and some general questions could have an answer.

They can count on that...

I know mods don't like single word comments but if everything is said, I just can say that I agree and find it lovely.

You probably will not get much feedback because this is pretty basic. But everybody has to start somewhere. Just don't give up and look around how others do it and copy it. This way you discover the different techniques and possibilities that you can apply yourself later. Good luck and see you around. Google tip: Lego studs not on top or Lego SNOT guide. Or visit this.

Lovely job, love the design and especially the plume... 2 Questions... - the first head from left to right is it from TLC or decal (see pic. below)? - the plume is made of ?

I know... just want to say my opinion...