mpoh98
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Very nice idea, I love how you made the broken Narsil! Great statue as well!
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Lovely work General Magma, the rockwork is nice!
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This is wonderful! Fantastic entry man! How you did the water is fantastic, and the sloping rockwork is wonderful!
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Thanks man! Glad you like it! Thank you! Thanks! Those helmets are made by BrickWarriors.
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Hello all, my names Anton and im in need of some advice
mpoh98 replied to Bricabrac's topic in Hello! My name is...
Welcome to Eurobricks! Glad you could join! Have you tried posting the creations on another lego website (for instance, Mocpages, flickr, brickshelf, etc), and copying the image address? Then, click the "image too" in the toolbox, and paste it there. Hope this helps, and welcome again! -
Middle-Earth Madness - Rohan Battle Pack vs Mount Doom [Week 3]
mpoh98 replied to Blakstone's topic in LEGO Historic Themes
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Thanks Wedge! Thanks ZCerberus, glad you like it! Thank you! :D
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Category: 1. What has roots as nobody sees, is taller than trees, up, up it goes, and yet never grow? (Answer: Mountain) Here is my rushed into into the 2013-14 Middle Earth Lego Olympics. I am not entirely satisfied with this build, as I wanted to get more angles and detail, but time limits and life got in the way. :) So here it is, I used the answer to the category, "Mountain," to base my creation of off. Basically this castle lies behind a waterfall, in a mountain, hence the sloping rocks. It was also going to be my entry into the CCCXI Secret Hidout category, but I ran out of time on that one. :/ Sorry for the eh pictures, I was a bit rushed, and night pictures are always hard in my house. Thanks for viewing, and Enjoy! Soli Deo Gloria! ~Matthew~
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Thank you sir! :D Thanks Wedge! Thanks man, glad you like it!
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Thanks! :D Yes, here is a link to my flickr stream, you can see them there. :) flickr
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Very nice moc, I like the wagon! Nice and clean and simple, well done!
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No problem, glad I could help! Thanks Infernum! :D
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Lovely work, I love the simplicity of this build!
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Fantastic entry, lovely trap, and awesome ruins!
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Wonderful work! I think if you used less BURPS/LURPS then the rockwork would look a little better, but great job otherwise! And LegoPanda, it is Minas Tirith.
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Thanks! Moexy is correct, it means "Glory to God Alone", or "To God be the Glory Alone". :) Thanks Moexy! :D You are correct. Thank you sir! :D The batons were designed by Brother Steven, I just used them in mine (with credit of course). Haha, thanks man! :D
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Epic Mark, just epic!
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Beautiful work, that windmill is sweet! I love the whole diorama, great collaboration!
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Fantastic work Legonardo! Beautiful remake!
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Wow, fantastic remake of DC's moc! Beautiful landscape, that tree just is perfect! The forge is fantastic, my favorite parts has to be the window shutters and the lanterns!
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Thank you!
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Lovely work, I like the angles!
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This is just amazing Blake and Jack, you guys did wonderful work! Fantastic work using God's gift to you guys to create something that is just amazing! Well done!
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Wow Markus, this is just amazing! So big, and yet so awesome! Beautiful rockwork, and that gate is just sweet!
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Hello All, Here is my entry into the CCCXI, Court Entertainment. I had tons of fun building this scene, experimenting with different techniques. This creation was inspired by a story/virtue from a book we have, of a sad prince who could never smile, and was always sad. The king wanted his son to be happy and smile, so he issued a proclamation throughout the kingdom. Anyone who could make the prince smile/laugh/be happy would get a small chest of gold. People all over the kingdom came over to try out their luck. Time and time again they tried, but to no avail. The prince would not smile. In desperation, the king sent messengers to the farthest reaches of the kingdom, to try and find anyone. One messenger came to a small peaceful farm, where a little happy girl lived. When she heard the proclamation, she knew what the prince needed. When she arrived at the palace, she simply said, "God loves you." Hearing this, the prince gladdened, and smiled, then laughed! Rejoicing, the king gave a feast, and gave the little girl the chest of gold. She used it to help the poor people throughout the kingdom, and those who needed it. I don't remember the full story (I can't find the book), so this story is from what I remember, it is the general idea of what happened, the story is much more detailed. If I ever find that story again, I will make sure to edit it here (I am 100% sure I made mistakes, maybe even some parts are changed). Also, here are some fig combos I made for the CCCXI: Enjoy! Soli Deo Gloria! ~Matthew~