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Great Review, Rufus, thank you! Though I really miss a Swoosh video ;)

Thank you for the comments!

Though I usually disassemble my MOCs after a few days or weeks, the Dreadbringer is still alive. Last month I went to an exhibition with it and built a small diorama.

Any exciting news about this project?

I'm really interested! I've never joined GOH but played LCC before. I'm inactive at that moment because I feel strict rules and factions forced me to build the same stuffs again and again and I needed some break.

Valinor, also known as The Undying Lands, or Aman the Blessed, was another continent adjacent to Middle-Earth. It was the residence of the Vala, the Maiar, and many Eldar (Elves). It was a land of peace and beauty. In the Second Age Valinor was removed from the circles of the world, and could only be accessed by sailing a specific path, and only by those the Vala allowed (mainly elves, and a few other notable exceptions). Noone really knows what happens there but legends told who reach Valinor become immortal and able will live a happy life. My entry for MELO round 4 on MOCpages.

Do you think the blind soldier and the scared boy? :>

That halberd \o/

My pack arrived yesterday, my little son was very happy with it, thank you so much! :)

Mordor battle pack.

Thank you for the comments! Thank you. I think when you use profile bricks in the proper way (for me it means use only a few or use a lot if you have a very good reason) they are great. I've tried to strenghten the power of the destruction with them here. I'm addicted to these flags, they are beautiful! And a great tool to avoid big grey wall syndrome^^ Unfortunately I don't have a wide-angle lens for my 20000 uruk-hai minifigures at the other side so I can't make a photo *cough* (Nothing special there, mainly the same pattern with LBG 1*2 and 2*2 inverted slope bricks till I ran out of material. After that... I deny that I used duplo bricks!) Elrond and Arwen are trendsetters, so many elves wear their hairdo! Thank you! The Dreadbringer is still my favourite, the only one MOC I wasn't able to disassemble.

My entry for MELO 3rd round on MOCpages.

Mordor Battle Pack.

Prancing Pony!

Thank you for the comments! The door is a sad story, I wanted to make a custom decal but everything went very bad. I only had 5 days for it and it wasn't enough to ask help from a professional printing office. Just googled a random image, a friend photoshopped it to me then I printed. After cleaned the printer (almost killed it with thin film) I gave it up and printed to simple adhesive-paper (I'm not sure it is the right word). Not the most sophisticated part of the MOC :> To be honest I don't really have more pictures besides some closeups about the Fellowship. Though I've made some I've noticed the MOC has not any interesting parts, I prefer to see it as a scene.

"...run the pool is up to the wall at Westgate. The Watcher in the Water took Óin. We cannot get out." - The Book of Mazarbul

Beautiful! Have you checked how much money should be spend to build it? :) If you could share the LDD file, it would be awesome!

Thank you for the comments! My favourite ninjago armor :)

My entering entry to MELO 2014 on MOCpages. I'm not happy with the presentation but almost missed the deadline (as usually), so...

Thank you for the comments! Ehh, I've built majority of the MOC two weeks after I saw CCC categories but I had to make some BL orders to finish it (stickers for the flags and some more 1*2 LBG bricks). When they arrived and I've managed to finish the MOC there was another dancing bear entry already :>

A wandering gypsy and his dancing bear came to the kingdom to amaze inhabitants with their unique stunts (CCCXI entry).

Here is my contribution for the Raffle! It was build by my 5 years old little son. He was very excited when I showed him the raffle and really wanted to participate ("it is my first building contest!"). He started to think what people usually do at winter and here is the result: sled, snowball fight, ice fishing (with katana!) and Snowman Wu :)

Thanks for the commments. The idea was mine but the sword had to be redesign and change to vertical direction. My son loves the fact he has a brave keeper in his room at night.

My little son's new height meter, made by Réka, an awesome and cute painter and Tamás, a great designer.