-JD-

That is normal for you right? JK. Nah, I probably will too!

You really have outdone yourself this time. That is pure gold my friend! I wish I had skills like yours. The way you make heavy machine guns is very clever, and the little greebles here and there make it look fantastic! You certainly have an admirer of your MOCs.

'When Love Takes Over' by Kelly Rowland and 'Save Me' by Remy Zero. Damn I need to get a new iPod...

Good luck!

Here is my section: See more here.

Nice idea. I agree with the others for a Star Wars Shows subforum.

I made my section of the wall. I'll deeplink the picture shortly.

I hope you are not taking this seriously.

Utensils, figures, fences and wall panels.

I took a wood panel off the chicken house a while back. It slipped out my hand and spun round, causing the old rusty nail holding it in to slice the flap of skin inbetween the thumb and fingers. It was about an inch deep, and what was really strange was that it healed in two days. No stitches. But it hurt like hell. I was on the top floor of the double decker bus, and saw my stop. So, as you would expect I walked down those steep stairs, and the bus braked really hard to stop at the bus stop. I went flying forwards into the glass panel scaring the couple sitting behind it. That left me very embaressed with a bruised nose.

Well, it should do if the reddish-oraange one fits. It looks ace! Just a shame that the front bit is in the way of the eyes. I hope I got your sigfig right. Yes. That is two of those string pieces which go up through a gap next to Plo and Kit Fitso, then through the little arch. It forms a loop at the end so when I pull it the door opens, and when I release it closes. It is not a custom, it is from some 'Ice' sets years ago.

That is really good! I did something like this once, but with Benny Hill music. Good luck with the compitition which I forgot to enter. Greetings, JD

501st: Probe Droid Testing: Here is the fun bit! Food Time!: Hangers and TVs: Yoda gets hungry you know (some other members on EB sit in those extra seats now): "Don't those tentacles annoy you?": Door stages of opening: Gah! The blurriness! Unloading: Crates: Mail (see the clone in the background): Weaponry: Soda: Repairs: What the?!: Enjoy, and read the descriptions under each photo on my Flickr channel (link in sig). Next batch coming soon.

Just won this off ebay for £8 including shipping!

So, is the helmet removable? If not, that is crap not worth buying.

Well, I may use it for parts or army building. My mum doesn't want me to get it. What you guys are saying is exactly what I thought. Thanks, I'lll tell you later if I can get it or not.

Actually, I do. He is in the next batch of pictures. I just kept my old custom one intact for some reason.

Another thing I am scared of is wasps. I got stung when I was little on my lip. It hurt a lot. Bees are fine. Sometimes I stroke them when I see them on flowers.

That is a cute little mini Big Pete. I can see all the details, and I like the technique for the clone troopers. I woud gladly buy this if sold by LEGO. My favourite part is the cockpit, which looks perfect! Greetings, JD

I have no complaints about this site. I think the Moderators, Fellows and Staff in general do a tremendous job at keeping this forum clean, friendly and tidy. Bravo sirs! After reading the first few posts, I apologize if my 'Favourite Food' thread was considered to be immature. I just thought it would be a nice topic to talk about and a good way to get to know others members a bit more. I never meant for it to be silly.

A second AT-TE on sale for £50 or the newer SW sets? I need your input for this one, because I am torn between the two.

That is really good Artizan! The feet could use enlarging slightely. I suggest using the next size dish up for the middle legs, placing this under the one there arlready. I would use this tactic for the other feet as well. Other than that, amazing work!

I hope that does not happen to you or anyone else on this forum. IMO, it is very harsh. Though, my mum does call me obsessed in a nice manner.

Thanks for all the kind comments. It is a very good camera, but I had to kneel down to take the shots so I was a little shaky. It is on a table only around one foot from the ground. Thanks all the same.

This sounds good. Thanks for this news, and I'll stay tuned on youtube.