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That barn is well done my friend. I love the asymmetrical design it has.

Clowns are scary. Nice photos. (I like the background anyway )

I bought a few Collectible Minifigures along with both of the new Kingdoms impulses and the $6.99 Kingdoms set.

The review was fantastic CopMike! I really like all of those new figures and that vehicle included in the set.

Great work on these little bots. I think I want one of my own now. Or I want to try my hand at making one.

The cockpit on that thing is so menacing and well done. I love it. I really like the playability it has also.

Brilliant usage of the new buzz armour. It looks great integrated into that mecha suit.

That is quite a set. Thanks for the review ZO6!

All of the World Racers sets were at my TRU (in Ohio, USA). It was very exciting to see all of the new parts in those sets although I didn't end up buying any.

Thanks for this great review. I really like some of the colors in the set and the figs are just fantastic.

Wow! This Mod is fantastic. I love the addition of layers.

Neat comic. Thanks for sharing this Lomogi.

Looks more like a play book, but if I can find it I may try to pick it up.

Usually it's the same day although with these Collectible Figs I nearly opened them right as I paid for them!

^Image is link to more photos. The Governor takes one of his Ambassadors on a walk while pirate arrive on the Imperial owned sands. Custom flags are by Lamanda2. The weapons are by BrickArms. I really wanted to do something a little more comical; it had been a few months since my last comical pirate dio.

They can all be viewed in the BrickLink Shop minifigure folder here The full shop itself can be seen here.

The bayonets are items from BrickArms and are really nice items. I don't think they have been "officially" put into production yet, but I'm sure you will see them sometime soon. They are also part of a prize package in the contest.

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Yes, but if you draw you attention to this you'll notice how out of proportion everything would have been. Look at the size of the bridge/river I had been trying to replicate. It wasn't reasonable with my brick supply. The bridge/rive would have had to be 3-4 times larger than it was in the WIPs. I liked the scene, sure, I loved it, but it failed to accomplish what I really wanted. I felt this did a better job. Thanks for the response though and I agree. Thanks to everyone for the response.

This is the entry. I just changed it a bit by getting rid of the river. I though the bridge was really out of proportion to the figs and especially to the actual size that the river and bridge should have been. If build in fig scale the bridge and river would have been about 3 times the size I had them at. I'm still satisfied with how the redo turned out.

Photos are links. The Battle of Concord on April 19th, 1775 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts marked the official beginning of the Revolutionary War between the Kingdom of Great Britain and its 13 colonies. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_concord I decided to post a new topic separate from the old WIP topic in response to some of the comments during PTV when I had merged the two as one large topic. Thanks again to everyone that gave a response.

I would try using MonkeyJam to run the camera. It's the program most animators I know use for there animation (if they do it with a free program anyway) MonkeyJam compiles you frames and does lots of other functions. You can even open you camera through that program. (If you do download it you will have to spend a little time getting use to it) The QCP9000 doesn't have perfect Macro clarity also. Its not going to be like some of the images you see on EB. (You'll need a digital camera in most cases for that kind of quality) To open your QCP9000 what pops up when you try to use it. You should have a big box with the image you are going to film/photograph pop up and a small thinner rectangle pop up in a different box next to it. You then go to the gear and can change the focus by moving the cursor to the left to focus (more macro) and the right to focus (more long range). You will have to turn off the auto-zoom first as this won't allow for much of anything. When animating also remember to shut your curtains (let no light in other than you controlled studio lamps) and change all of your settings to manual.

I think I remember some of you works. Welcome to EB either way!

Wow! Thanks for sharing this interesting Guide/Tutorial with us. I really like it.

I just love everything about this. Both of those vignettes are great. :pir-skull: