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Introducing the Carship Kombi-prise: the ideal vehicle for any Redshirt's camping holiday. Whoosh! Zoom! Have a safe holiday, Redshirt! Don't let the Gorn bite! EDIT: I almost forgot! Here's a link to more pictures on Flickr!

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Very nice, SalvoBrick! I like the use of the 1x1 round tiles as the hot surfaces on the hob, as well as the extractor fan.

Eurotrash: nice colour blocking and photography, but I really think no hot rod is complete without flames coming out of the cylinders!

That's what I said! When I voted, when Byron had two votes, he was hardly a frontrunner. I, for one, don't understand the Byron wagon. Yes, he doesn't want to explain things, but he comes from a long line of magicians who hold their cards close to their chests.

You know, Dexter, every candidate (except Byron) had one vote by the time I had voted. I am not trying to avoid a majority lynch by any means; I merely introduced a new suggestion for the lynch. If it's necessary for me to change my vote in order for a majority to go through, I will, but for now I am happy where I am given there is only one clear front-runner. And lots of people have yet to vote.

Make your van anything you like! Official LEGO theme or not!

OK. Quick question: if I jacked up the suspension on the VW camper, would that count as increasing its height and be disqualified?

I'm going to put a new candidate on the table! Vote: Terrence Knox (TrumpetKing) You see, Terrence has a bee in his bonnet over bothering Byron. Yesterday, Terrence said this: Notice the bolded parts - Byron voted for Penelope because of a gut feeling something was wrong with her (and later, we find out he wanted to poke her as well). Then Terrence voted for Byron based on discomfort with his roleplaying and a gut feeling about Byron's motives. I admit, I sort of am reading into what he said about gut feelings, but there's more: Terrence admitted he thought something was odd about Penelope (which was Byron's reason for voting...) but he has not, thus far, said what he things is odd about her. I think these reasons warrant a vote.

There are many websites where you can host images to put in posts here. Brickshelf is nice and simple, but you'll need to resize the images yourself. I favour Flickr because you can upload your images in their original sizes (1TB free storage) and, by following the instructions in Fugazi's post, embed the appropriately-sized versions on Eurobricks.

This is fantastic! I don't have any suggestions to speak of, but it looks great, especially with the splashes of colour you put in the update.

Are you sure it's not a scam at that price? Oh, and this is a great review! I read it when you first posted it and I really enjoyed all of the information.

What? Byron definitely voted for a real person...

That was a glorious typo!

I see we've been repeating ourselves a bit today. I for one, am inclined to think Donny's murder was the Ferraris' doing, because there's no guarantee the third-party (which has been implied to exist) has a killing action, and a vig killing someone that early would reek of stupid. Shane: why do you jump to the conclusion that people who were suspicious of Donny yesterday must be scum, and why did you suggest the security footage contained clues? Look where what you've said has driven the conversation today. Are you trying to distract us with inconsequential topics of discussion? Byron: why weren't more forthcoming with darling Rolfie about your reasons for voting for Penelope? You claimed you had said everything, and then you gave a real explanation after some prodding.

That's funny. I think I read a book in which the mayor of a mining town was killed on the first night of a coyote invasion, and a herpetological lawyer called Boris Wheeler suggested it was because of some "meta" reason. Tam, can you imagine the headline? "Deja vu All Over Again!"

Never heard of this before; is it an American thing? The build looks great; I like the studless red wheels inside the tracks as well as the use of different curves to achieve the ridged look on the roof. Great job!

Great job, DanSto. I love your solution for the gate at the entrance.

I thought dear Rolfie was egregious in his conjuring of interpretations (you should be leaving that to The Great Byron), yes. It did, but I thought Adelaide warranted a vote as well. Also, if I had voted for Rolfie I fear it would have looked OMGUS, and no-one likes that. But what other things did people put on the table yesterday?

I'm really tired after staying up all night, so I suppose I'd better get a nap in soon. I do want to say this, though: Penelope's final post of the day yesterday seemed very weird. Let me explain. So I have a valid point in my argument with dear Rolfie, do I? Yes, I think so Erm... My vote against Adelaide was because she claimed to be staunchly against policy lynching but had an attitude that suggested she wanted one to occur. Priscilla had already noticed her doing that earlier in the day, and Adelaide's repetition whilst trying to dismiss the accusation didn't work at all. You told off Rolfie dear for letting go of Shane easily, which is correct. And then you told off Byron for putting your name out as a lynch candidate with little explicit reasoning - you find him suspicious given that behaviour, surely? And you waffle on Shane's scumminess. But you decided to put Rolfie and me at the top of your suspect list. What did I ever do, apart from calling out Adelaide for self-contradiction and putting a vote where my mouth is? 'Nighty night, everyone.

Nice little vignette (nice job making Theseus kneel) but where's his string?

Nah, and I hope it doesn't; it presents another really good potential set, but I feel it would get knocked out by Ghostbusters. And whoa! Senteosan's Jurassic Park is already at 3000 supporters! Good for him; it's a fantastic build.

The pumps are even better with the bulbs on top! It looks great; keep on improving it.

FYI everyone: I'm going to have limited internet access on Friday and Saturday (especially on Saturday). I'll try to work around it as best I can.

Wow! That enormous! Very impressive woodwork on the sides of the siege tower, and I like that you've "supersized" everything; triceratops-es instead of horses, sail instead of banner, boulders instead of smaller boulders, that sort of thing. Good luck in the contest.