SteampunkDoc

Great idea! I love the detailing, and they seriously look official! The expressions are perfect, and overall, you did a fantastic job. The Batmobile is beyond description, and is a spot-on replica. Although "unice" should be "unique".

Oh, wow, that's a cool torso, what's it from? I don't remember it from any sets, and that's unusual for me. I think I watched a few episodes of that many years back, but can't remember much. So it was the figure's design alone that struck me. The hair's custom, Brickforge perhaps? And the belt, is it from the same place? It's a cool figure, and you did a great job!

I'm more familiar with Doctor Who, so I'll pick up St0ngbad's slack. For my Tenth Doctor, (Which I really should post here.) I used this head. It may or may not be more accurate, but I like it better. Your suit is much better though, as I only have this. Also, will you be trying a trenchcoat? I've done some prototypes, but they are all trashy. Any idea on where to get a design template and/or an affordable, but sweet looking pre-made one? Eleven's hair is quite a problem, and that's what I am using, but there's not anything else that's both close and cheap. Really, That doctor is just a mess all the way around. I picked this head, but not really for any good reason. There's nothing wrong with yours, but I don't like the "Hair over eyebrows" look. This torso is great for his first outfit, but yours is nice for his newest outfit. (Granted, the shirt should be darker, but you can only get so close. ) If you're going for his newer look, that's a nice combo. It's just not his most recognizable outfit. Oh, and sorry for all the Brickipedia links, but Bricklink is really slow right now and I don't have the patience to wait on the pages to load. And if I were to post all of my Doctor Customs, would it be better to post them here, or in a separate topic? I'm thinking that they'd get more attention in a topic of their own, and seeing as it's a group of eleven figures, it's not like I'm just posting a whole new topic for just one. Thanks, SteampunkDoc

Very nice! And I didn't really notice about the missing armors until you pointed it out. But you've done a great job of re-creating the rest. I like all the detail, and those smaller tables are a great use of the flick-fire part. The design of the "cubbyhole" for each suit is very detailed, and very cool. But one thing is for sure, somebody has a lot of tiles. If there's something I don't like, it's the wall above the armors, it's just three large tiles, not curved, not angles, and not lined up that well. Perhaps if you had added a bit of a roof to the curved part and brought it straight up to the tiles, that would have helped. But really, that's not the main part of the MOC, and it's not that big of a detail. Great job though!

Great idea to make a GL ring! I get all the jokes, but only barely on the Barbie one. (Never played with any as a kid. ) How do you do it though? I never would have thought of any of these jokes, but once you do 'em, they seem so obvious! I love all the cross-overs, so keep 'em coming! You're absolutely hilarious.

I lurk there, haven't bothered to join. Got enough website accounts as it is.

I like the simplicity of it, it's not super-complex, but it's still detailed and is a pretty sweet design. Batman is always in need of a new vehicle, and this is a great addition to the official models. The brown seat doesn't really match the rest of the colors, and yellow may have been a better choice. But it's not a big deal, just my own opinion. The blue half-pin gives off a cool little stripe of color, but I wish that the blue was repeated elsewhere, even if only a tiny bit.

Thank you, I'm really proud of this, and I'm glad ya'll like it. The lighting was a pain to set-up and photograph, but it was well worth it. This was mostly a test for getting the dramatic lighting, so I'll probably be using techniques like this more often. Thanks again! Ah, good point. I can make out the boat edges just fine, but I know where to look and what to look for. I'll be sure to keep that in mind with any future MOCs, and thanks for saying that. There was also a hint of fear about it not being recognized, but you've thankfully put that to rest.

Yep, with a name like that, I couldn't help but check it out. Now, am I right in thinking that there aren't any exposed studs on Rex-y? I really like the finger and toe designs, and 'DrNightmare' is right, that lower jaw looks really fierce. The positioning in the first shot is great, but a close-up of the guy, with the rex's head just coming into the frame, would also be really cool. Great MOC, you've managed to make something that not only looks great, but also has a lot of personality.

Yep, I'm sold. Well done Lego. I agree that Iron Man's voice ain't the best, and would also argue that Abomination's design could be better, but the pros SO outweigh the cons. Can't wait to see the exclusive figure....So I'll know who I'll be adding to my collection. EDIT: Yeah, on second thought, it's nice. Accurate yes, lends itself well to a smoother Lego plastic-y look? Maybe not quite so much, but still, it's good. Sorry, my typing fingers sometimes get ahead of my brain.

Very nice "A Plastic Infinity"! The small changes to the MOC in each picture are pretty cool, and the playful banter is hilarious! The clear parts are a great way to do floating objects in-camera, and all those robot arms are nicely detailed and set up. I especially liked the "Applying Magboots" picture, as it reminds me of the Iron Man suit-up in the first movie. But why is having no gravity outlawed? It's not unsafe, it's just fun. Great job, very enjoyable. SteampunkDoc

Nice! I've been following your dwarf series, and it just keeps on getting better and better. You did a fantastic job on the coat, and using the tubes as hair was a great idea. Orcrist looks great, and you've captured the shape perfectly. Amazing man, simply amazing.

Not my first MOC by far, but one of the first that I feel is worthy of this site. And yes, 90% of Doctor Who MOCs are posted in Sci-Fi, but this doesn't have the TARDIS or anything, so I felt it belonged here instead. (Although I am looking forward to the day when DW MOCs belong over in "Licensed" ) The Burning at Lake Silencio Lake Silencio, Utah, 2011 The Doctor has summoned Amy Pond, her husband Rory, and River Song via blue envelops to Lake Silencio. He told them not to interfere as an Impossible Astronaut rose from the lake. It shot The Doctor, he began to regenerate, but it continued it's assault. He fell, it returned to the depths as his three friends ran to help him. But it was too late, he was dead. They set his body on fire, and sent it out into the lake. They watched it burn as the sun set and the waters glowed red with the light from the flame. Because this event is a fixed point in time, there is nothing that they can do. The Doctor, who has cheated death for over a thousand years, has breathed his last. The scene is somewhat from The Impossible Astronaut. That being the opening episode to Doctor Who Series 6. And yeah, I kinda played a bit loose with the source material for this MOC, but I like the more dramatic lighting. A few wires have been photoshopped out, but the lighting effects are all in-shot. I used one red flashlight, and 16 Lifelites in this thing. Hope you like it! Oh yeah, for sake of simplicity, I left River out of this shot, and poor Canton out altogether. Sorry if that disappoints you. Comments and critiques are more than welcome! SteampunkDoc

Thanks for yet another fantastic review! I'm still not that happy about the random elements in the CM line, but that's what Bricklink is for. But I have a very important question: Why does the baseball glove have five fingers? It's a common fact the minifigures only have TWO, and you could argue that those are just ridges, but I don't even want to think about where that guy's second "finger" goes. That's just kinda funny, don't know why.

Yes! I love this, especially the banner. I'm glad for the name change, as I get mocked if I say I'm part of "Eurobricks" and people think I'm odd for not joining an American AFOL website, this change has helped my self-esteem a lot. Now I don't have to hang my head, now I can proudly show both my patriotism, and my FOL-ism. This is a great day, a marvelous day, an American day! "Oh, say can you see, the change from Eurobricks-y...."

Yeah, I don't know what to think now. I had heard before that...

Amazing! I love the front teeth, they really make the whole truck take on a "fierce" look. And all those chains, tubes, blades and details just make this thing come alive. I didn't notice the backwards facing seat at first, but that's a really clever idea. The tire treads are really sweet looking, and the back door is also nice. The only improvement I can suggest would be what 'viracocha' said above, that of adding some smoke/steam.

Oh, thanks man. Can't say I'm entirely up-to-date on all the MoS news and knowledge, so thank you for filling in the gaps. Grumble, grumble....

Thanks yet again Grogall! The first thing I noticed was the lack-luster jeep. Maybe it's all the tan and nothing to break it up, maybe it's that I one a much better jeep from the Indy sets, or maybe it's because the wheels and mudguards look really off. I dunno, but I won't dwell on it. The ship is a sweet sci-fi design, WITH LAUNCHING MISSILES! (Which automatically bring the cool factor up.) It does remind me of the Bongo Sub, and the layers of plates sticking out makes it look slightly unfinished, but it's still pretty cool. The dark gray/dark tan/green actually works well, and if nothing else, it's very alien looking. (And has launching missiles!) On to the figures: Superman: While the solid unbroken blue looks fine on the real life costume, it doesn't come across as well in Lego form. The printing is nice, but as nearly always, the leg and torso printing don't quite line up. I am looking forward to owning the figure, it for no other reason that the red eyes on the second face. Soldier: Wow Lego, you must really like that head. I like it too, but not that much. His lack of leg printing makes him stand out, and because of the lack of hair, he looks much more simple and basic than the others. Girl solder: (Faora?) Very nice, love the armor/helmet combo, printing's sweet, but the eye's on the helmet look odd. Guy Solder: Just up the above review, this one's even better, but has the same eye problem. Zod: Sorry, that hair doesn't look very threatening, and ruins (IMHO) the bag guy look. There's also the WAY over-used head again. The chest symbol just looks like wavy lines, but the printing leans itself better to this color-scheme. Price: Did somebody say this was $45 USD? Seems Lego's getting even more greedy, as Malibu Mansion looks bigger and more complete. And sorry, Superman, but even at the same price, I'd go with the Mansion.

"Vincent" has the same problem that most newer DW episodes have. It jumps right into the middle of a major story arc. New people will be confused about Rory's death, and it doesn't introduce The Doctor very well. ​That being said, I'm not a lover of that episode, so my opinion may be biased. I'd say "The Eleventh Hour" is by far your best bet. The only tiny problem is that it shows a lot of 11's goofy side, and not his more serious nature. "Smith and Jones" would be decent if the other person is pretty good at catching up on new concepts. "Rose" is also good, but has a bad "Pilot Episode" feel to it. It's hard to peg down a lot of good ones. "Blink" is used a lot, but it's Doctor-lite and I'd argue that it should only be used if the other person likes other modern TV shows, but thinks the "Sci-fi/Time-Travel" aspects are corny or cheesy. I'll post again if I think of any more, sorry I'm not being more helpful. Looking back, very few episodes of Series 1, 2 or 6 would be good starters. With Series 1, the show was still looking for the right feel, so the quality is lower than later installments. Both Series 1 and 6 have the problem of the majority of episodes being two parters, or dealing heavily with previous episodes or concepts. Series 2 has some good shows, but it's also the worst modern series season so far.

Ooh, that's cool. Love the monocle, and the steam, and the wheels, and unusual scale, and really just about everything about this MOC. You've captured all sorts of sweet details in this, and the scale only helps to highlight your creativity. I did find one tiny design flaw, that of the rider's shoulder's getting burned whenever he leans back. But it's still a sweet model.

HaHa! Oky, you've been entertaining this Ex-lurker for quite some time with your hilarious funnies, and these are no exception. Pizza-Wow, I'm surprised nobody else thought of this before, it's great! Mikey's face is just perfect for that. Bandannas-Poor Jack, always confused for somebody else. Rings-I'm not sure how Narya would hold up against The Mandarian's rings, seeing as it's powers are more passive and less adapted to one-on-one fighting, but it's a great idea, and just had to be done. Funny thing is, I can see your desk in the reflection in the ring.

Whoa.... That is amazing! The colors, the waterfall, the sweet bridge/path, the great foliage, and the fantastic Elvish architecture. While the building may not be that accurate to the film, it's a great representation to what somebody could image the book version to be like. The brick work/design scheme inside the building is very well done, and incredibly sweet. And I can't find anything that I don't like about it, it's just that good. Overall, it's brilliant. No doubt about it.

Ha! I love it! This is pure gold! The rainbow is a cool touch, and all the gold parts are great. I like the "Wooden" floors of the top stories, and the "Museum-like" look for the bottom floor. It's a nice contrast, and helps things from repeating unnecessarily. Too bad that case is so rare, maybe I'll just have to get a job at TLG just to get me one. Read the text over on MOCpages, and those tied up guys make a whole lot more sense now! And here I was thinking that they were invaders into the Leprechaun's hideout at the end of the rainbow. You've done a fabulous job on this MOC, and the only teeny-tiny nit-pic that I can come up with is the lack of other details in the attic. Maybe adding a few boxes in the corner or something, but otherwise it's fantastic!

I'm liking that Heartbreaker suit! The silver and blue really add color, and give a lot of nice details without just a bunch of black lines. While a lot of jokes have been made about this "Hobo" variation of The Mandarin, no matter what, the parts are great for MOCing. The torso print is great, and the second head print seems pretty useful. The vehicle is ugly, the ADU gun is becoming a more annoying version of TLG's "Flick-fire missile overuse syndrome," and the yellow parts stick out like a bunch of sore thumbs, but hey, it's only a measly $12 or so. Thanks for the review, and the comparison picture. The 2013 Iron Men really put the older ones to shame, but that just goes to show the increase of print quality over the years.