Sir Dillon

I've been thinking about Pedro. ... do you think he might be more to his death than just being annoying? Perhaps he ran into a 'land mine', as was mentioned, by voting for someone he shouldn't have.

Okay, just making sure he wasn't killed off from those.

Did this type of post count as an out of character post?

Considering we're only half way through the day, does that mean something else could happen before night?

It's a pity he was loyal to us, though I can't say I'm that surprised. ... I don't think any rats would be that stupid or careless. Either way, he was one messed up fellow, and I think he had it coming, making comments like he did.

Thank you, I'll accept that offer. I want to keep my wits sharp, but a glass or two shouldn't hurt, right?

It's good to have the boss back, even though she brings with her a disturbing conformation. As a captain of the family I will do my best to weed out these double faced liars. Pedro, I don't know who the hell you think you are, but I suggest you shut your bloody mouth. Right now you are only causing trouble for yourself.

Got the PM!

Done! Thanks for being patient.

This new word thing is has me stumped. We could really have used Anthony's expertise here.

Thanks Hinckley! I'm looking forward to this. ... though I have a feeling my name will be the victim of quite a few jokes.

Those are all good ideas for the password, but I think we should wait before guessing again. For all we know, the picture could have nothing to do with the safe.

Oh no! This is awful! While I don't want to dishonour Anthony, I would like to search his person for any clues we might find, as well as look at the chandelier for the reason it fell. Was it simply a break in the chain at an inopportune moment, or was it released on purpose? Also, could I go back into the other room (the one with the safe) and reset the clock to 3:18?

The tower has a really cool shape, and the mottling is great. The surrounding landscape is also very well done, the rock formation and trees in particular. The tapestry is neat too.

Really stunning creation! Impressive in size, and has a pretty unique shape. The variety of roofs is very neat. Thanks for coming by to share with us. This is a great way to introduce yourself.

Thanks very much everyone for your comments! Thanks Whitefang! You've probably not seen my creations due to my slow build speed, as well as me not building very often. I started this in early November, and the last creation before that was posted in August, I believe. Thanks ISC! I can tell you that I did not skip ahead to index my own creation, even if it may seem that way. These pictures were taking in front of a white sheet in my basement which has fluorescent lights. This is only the second time I've taken pictures like this, and am very pleased with the results. The first time turned out well, but was not as clean looking. ([link]) I used both greys and bleys throughout the creation. The entire rock base is made of old dark grey, whereas most of the mottling in the tower is dark bley. The tower is made mostly from old light grey, but there is some light bley mixed through as well. There are five outlaws in the creation, although you can only see four of them in the pictures. I know it looks a little lifeless, but I'm not really sure where I should add any more.

It might be better to wrap the knife in some kind of cloth. It will probably just cut through your plastic bag.

I would like to flip through the book on the stool, to see if there's anything stuck between the pages, or if there's something written in it that stands out. I will then help Dr. Phillip examine the chandeliers, whether by supporting the chair or giving him a boost.

I would like to examine the book sitting on the stool.

I'd like to play.

Neat little creation. I like the way the you used wedges for the shore. If you plan on expanding this, I think a larger boat would be good.

The is really dragon is cool, even more so because he can move. Was it very difficult to incorporate the power functions? Nice job with the ruins too, especially those stairs. Why is there a shield in the tree?

Neat little scene, Privateer! That poor blacksmith. I like that you make the roof with tiles instead of slopes, and the anvil design very nice.

Thank you very much for the comments, everyone.

Amazing creation Sly Owl. It has all the neat details I've come to expect from your work, but the crazy angles of the wall put this one a step further. The story is funny too. Really great work!