MECHALEX

Hiya, I'm fairly new to the forums and have recently been creating some Doctor Who MOCs and photographing them. I'm looking forward to tackling some more original dioramas in the future. The Daleks are as small as I can get them but are still disproportionally large when compared to the minifigs...so I haven't photographed them together! Let me know what you think! I haven't actually customised any of the elements yet so the Doctor isn't quite right at times... There's more here -Alex

Now I'm embarrassed...I was so intent on creating a semi-circle first that I abandoned that before I'd completed the ring when it looked irregular. Thank you for sending me back to that solution!

Hiya, I've experimented and looked high and low for a good solution to the problem of creating a gapless disc of angled plates. None of the pictured solutions create a complete polygon when extended radially. Does anyone have any solutions to creating a gapless or near-gapless disc with more than 8 sides? Or is it the case that you have to use technic angle connecters for the frame and then wedges as far as possible but tolerate a few gaps? Thanks for any help! -Alex

Colour me mighty impressed at the Prince of Persia figures. That said, I'm a sad old stickler for yellow minifigs so will be happily swapping out the flesh tones and customising them for Arabian Nights/Alchemist/Sinbad style projects. I'm still hoping for a Greek myths range though.

I hate for my first post to make a negative point, particularly about a great new range, but it's a shame the villains are all non-human whilst the perceived good guys are. I know that's in keeping with the Castle range but it does seem to strike a slightly xenophobic note. That said, the craft are wonderful, the detail superb and I particularly like the cyberpunk look and feel of the villains craft.