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In defence; One of them is from New York and the other one probably has binary as his native tongue

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Really nice MOC you worked out here. I agree with some suggestions to make it look more like a tree originated here. Maybe put some branches and leaves at the bottom of the first level / end of the stem. Like they come out from under the cabin. And the cabin is supported by four strong branches. And I would like to suggest to let some vines grow on the two brown planked sides, this will add to the idea it is build/ grown inside the tree. but still great job

Cool, I had to get used to seeing a minifig this way but it's getter better every time I look at it.

I am catching up. My bricklink order arrived today and it's a beautifull day here so I decided to take the pictures right away. As promissed before: the Beggars' Guild They are the oldest guild in Ankh-Morpork and certainly the richest; beggars don't tend to spend that much. Here we have an overview of the most famous beggars. Foul Ol' Ron and the Canting Crew Foul Ol' Ron and the Smell of Foul Ol' Ron Foul Ol' Ron is somewhat of a leader to this small pack. His smell developed a life of its own and the Smell is now often dwelling the streets of Ankh-Morpork by itself. Coffin' Henry the Duckman "Why do they call me the Duckman?" "There is a duck on your head." "No there isn't!" I tried the way Lego makes birds in MM style but it is to big, this works well for me. Arnold Sideways moving on wheels, and at the right height to "talk" you into a small donation. It should be a 4 wheeled cart but I haven't figured out a solution to that. The figures are based on the pictures in The Art of Discworld by Paul Kidby Enjoy.

To all the winners: congratulations To everybody that almost won, great job anyway and better luck next time.

This a great idea The stairs have been mentioned enough I think really nice job there. The only thing I would add is a small piece of pavement or road just outside the door. That way you would have something to step in from. Are you planning on building the rest of Tar Valon btw?

This is a very usefull piece of macheniray to any town. Now some kids playing football or soccer in the streets and he is open for business. You would be amazed what kids will do for 5 bucks with the combination ball/ window I have to agree on the front; make it brickbuild. then the "bumper"will fit more nicely. For the rest: a big

wow your taking it out there. A very promissing start you have there. Keep up the work.

I'm still up for it.

Well welcome to eurobricks. And it look likes you made a jump start here.

It has been too long since posting my latest Discworld minifigs. Last time I announced "the Beggars" unfortunately I spotted even better heads for them which haven't arrived yet. What did arrive was a black fedora giving me the opportunity to create the creator: sir Terry Pratchett full credits to yellost for coming up with the idea. At the time he didn't have a black fedora, but wanted to get one and it does look better. Thanks again mate. sir Terry Pratchett has written over 30 novels about the Discworld and has been knighted this February for his achievements to literature. The series celebrated its 25th anniversary last year. This vignette is inspired by a photo I found using google when bored, unfortunately I can't find it any more. sir Terry Enjoy.

I have tried contacting the seller but he is not responding so it remains a mystery. Someone does feels confident, bidding is at 99 euro with just 2 bids.

I would defenitly go for gloves, not red ones because that would look odd. Black or even brown should do the trick. Off course making them look like murdering bastards only works with black.

I would like one. I might not use but still have the pleasure of owning one forgot: size doesn't matter

I started out with both and didn't really care about the colour. But now I am slowly, very slowy changing them into fleshies. Somehow it just looks better. Now when I put them together the yellow heads look funny. For my non-SW stuff its yellow all the way! So no mixing there.

Well I have read the entire series and awaiting the final book, which is suppost to be finished from his notes. (anyone know a release date?) So back to the MOC, I think the spirit of the books is captured very well, especially with the walls and of course the attached little story about them. For the river: I haven't made up my mind yet. I haven't seen it done before like this and I need to get used to trying not recognizing the individual parts. However if we didn't try we where still living in caves, without fire So 10 out of 10 for this creation.

WOW amazing MOC you made here. I like the design of the house and the rock. And I'm glad someone isn't afraid to show his studs. great job

a pirate's live is the good live. nice entry

Welcome back then. And may you enter many contests. Keep building

Great show you've put up for us. I am not familiar with the book but your ceations certainly capture the whole atmosphere of the pages. Great job

It looks like it but, not quit near enough. A skull cap looks like a hair piece but smooth. And to find out more on the Discworld, just visit wikipedia. Enjoy

HA HA, this a quit a little inginious MOC. Too bad about the final kiss, "happily ever after" would be more rewarding for the two lovers.

So that's what they mean by "dead drunk"

Welcome to the community and enjoy your building