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A long time ago, I used PovRay for such things - don't know much about its current status...

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Manatee C - I won't spoil the suspension for others by telling... … but I'm very happy

Wohoo! They have arrived! Oooops, maybe I should have left the third one unopened... Thanks Lego and CopMike!

On the second day! Wow - last year I had to wait all the way to Christmas. Thank You! although now the thrill is gone...

My favourite Santa is the one walking out of step...

And I got mine yesterday - the long awaited Easter Chicken package... Thanks CopMike for doing this! And an extra thanks for the extra figures (Christmas Special?)!

In the original Idea, the ship looked like a ship, I don't know what to call this brown blob but I think it looks awful! The bottle is OK, though...

Wohoo! I won a Manatee D on the last day - maximum excitement acheived. Thank You CopMike and LEGO for this opportunity!

My ideal Christmas tree is not this one... My ideal [LEGO] Christmas tree is one that stays together when I move it for photographing... But it can at least rotate by itself, so I don't have to dance around it.

Sorry, I think I'll wait until F starts turning up in the post. Let the suspense continue...

I received my F package today, from the hands of CopMike - large swebrick meeting this weekend.

I don't know about "ideal", but this is my take on "snow". Hopefully I can attack this winter's snow with the same enthusiasm as Emmet...

I must say I'm seriously impressed! This is by far the most interesting LEGO Mindstorms project I've seen! If anyone had asked me, I would have said "No way, you can't get a LEGO robot to catch a ball unless perfectly thrown", but you have proved otherwise.

A good review of a nice model! I've never had one, but remember hating it when my friends took out their wooden mazes, as I was never any good with it This, though... ...is not altogether correct. Also the wooden ones come with replaceable mazes (no customization, though!). http://www.pinkorblue.se/brio-labyrint-med-oevningsplattor-34020-a012245.html?adword=Google_PLA_Alle&RefID=SEM_SE0000_PLA&c=aw&gclid=CNvv-dT2x8sCFcYcGwodWL4IwQ

I also got my figures the day after posting. Thank you very much, CopMike, for organizing this!

Wow, I won this year too! Love this raffle and the suspense of checking every day - "Did I win?" CopMike - thank you for organizing it! Best wishes to you!

Here is mine - nothing fancy, but a tree...

I saw this model live at Klossfestivalen in Örebro, Sweden this summer, and it's beautiful (and HUGE)!

And I got mine (E) today! Thank you!

I've been bitten by the train bug, so this is the ideal Christmas Gift for me

Last friday, in my newspaper, I saw a picture of a model of a real house in Stockholm Old Town ("Gamla Stan"). I thought the proportions were very LEGO-like, and decided to try to build it in real LEGO. A fellow swebrick:er managed to locate the real house on google maps - https://maps.google....,,0,-24.73&z=17 You can compare it to the model (above), and my LEGO model (below). I'm pretty satisfied with the result (even though it took a couple of days): If you're interested in the actuall process of building it (and are good at Swedish) you can follow this thread at our Swedish LEGO forum (swebrick), or look at the Construction folder at Brickshelf (when moderated) - http://www.brickshel...ry.cgi?f=539330

Thank you CopMike! The minifigs are now investigating their new homes and getting aquainted with their neighbors.

Wohoo! Christmas came early this year! Thank you to CopMike for organizing, and to the sponsor(s).

Well, here's mine - Christmas Lemmings...