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That's.. just.. creepy.. But great photography nonetheless!

Those are lovely modular buildings alois! The architectural design is simply superb, and the choice of tan as the dominant color is very effective and refreshing to look at. Impressive work on these!

Very effective use of the motion blur effect on the first photo fenris, simply perfect for the "Canteen Rush" description. Great job as always!

Nice mini-ship encounter, the explosion detail is actually good already, can't think of any way to improve if further. Good work!

I thought it's going to be a new photo with close-up images of the minifigs. Anyway we'll just have to wait for better pics then.

Very nice MOD on this ship Baylego, I really like this beefed-up version of Squidtron's vehicle. Very well done!

Photos would be greatly appreciated.

Nice work Corteo! Though I wish the pics could have been much larger to better appreciate your MOC. But from what I can make out of the images, I like the mechanical details you've put at the top, very time-machine like indeed. Good job!

Slytherin Adept Johann Petershcmut versus Gryffindor Adept Ollivander Dippet Round 2 Johann Peterschmut l 4 _____________________Ollivander Dippet l 5 Low - 0 _____________________________________Expecto Patronum! - 0 Expelliarmus! - 0 _____________________________Expelliarmus! - 0 Crucio! - 1___________________________________Mid - 0 Mid - 0______________________________________Protego! - 0 Protego! - 0 __________________________________Low - 0 Health: 4_____________________________________Health: 4 Slytherin Adept Johann Peterschmut aims to bounce back after an uneventful opening round, beginning the second one with a spell targeted towards his opponent's legs, but Ollivander effectively counters with his signature Expecto Patronum. Both duelists then try to disarm each other, only for their respective Expelliarmus to cancel out. The Slytherin sees an opening and unleashes the Unforgiveanle Cruciatus Curse, finally dealing damage to his archrival Gryffindor. With his adversary writhing in pain, Johann immediately follows up with a body shot, but Ollivander manages to block with a timely Protego. The Gryffindor then attempts to sweep Johann off his feet with a low spell, only to be deflected with by the Slytherin's shield charm. Johann manages to even up the score in the second round. In's anybody's game in the decisive round. Send your Round 2 DS when ready.

Hi Ingrimm and welcome to Eurobricks! Enjoy the forums here, see you around!

I was sorting my photo files and found out I forgot to post the modified interiors of my Delta 7Bs. The images show the various elements squeezed in the cramped 2x5 interior space: - control panel - control stick - seat with movable back-/head-rest - back storage space for lightsaber

I liked that movie too. I particularly like the sad scene when Will Smith had to kill his own 'infected' dog. Though I would have wanted to have a clearer ending (how the remaining human survivors 'cured' the zombie humans and revived the human race.) As for the last one, I just saw Night at the Museum 2, quite entertaining even if I haven't seen the first movie. Up next is the cartoon Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs.

Great work on this Modular Pharmacy MOC L@go! It's nice to see the transformation from MLCAD deisgn into real brickbuild. The exterior architecture looks good, but the interiors are even better IMO. The spiral staircase is very cleverly built, as are the other details inside like the medical library, medicine rack and that unique lava lamp.

Nice LDD design SilentMode, the snowy landscape and nightsky background is very well done, but it seems the reindeer and sleigh aren't that easily recognizable in this mini-scale. Still, pretty good work on this one!

Thanks for the V-Wing photo Darth Jar Jar! The black pilot and the astromech looks really sweet and are reasons enough to buy this set.

Nice find KimT, brilliant crisp-clear photography indeed, very clever of combination of Lego and non-lego elements.

Interesting LDD design The Red Brick, this is exactly what an overhead traffic light should be built. I'm lookin' forward how this will fit in in an actual city/town layout.

Wow, simply brilliant Aqua-Terra-Zoo MOC! Starting from the outside, I'm already amazed at the modern architectural design of the slanted glass pane wall, and the climbing wall is quite a nice additional detail. Then when we go inside, the interior details are just fantastic with the accurately-built aquariums highlighted with effective lighting. Outstanding work shary and beau!

Wow, I'm totally impressed with this WIP Airport MOC, this is what a Lego airport should be. I really like the interior details you've put inside as well as the glass-paned walls in the overall build. I just love this very realistic interior shot: Just outstanding work overall Cavey, can't wait to see how you'll finish this already amazing build. 2nd floor: B: Viewing Gallery B Shot 1

This is really a great MOC, not only is this game very well-built, it is also historically accurate with the design and actual game rules (which I got confused understanding the first time so I have to read it again ). Impressive work on this innovative game MOC puriri!

Yeah, it really depends how we look at it, light grey could be the battle-worn version while a white BARC is a brand-new "Shiny" (rookie).

Ah, another BARC, I hope you don't mind I'll give my POVs too. First, the positives: I like how you made the front part 1-stud wide, IMO that is the way to go achieving the slim orientation in the front. For me, a 2-stud wide seat transforming into the 1-stud front is already the tapering into somehow of a point. I also like the unique way you made your control sticks, quite clever use of minifig hands. The foot breaks are nice details too, something that is always left off most BARC MOCs. Now, for the constructive criticisms, I feel the rear slope part needs to be a little longer, probably by 1 more stud and tapered into more of a point (less thickness at the point). And like what Doc said, the front needs some air intake 'hole' in it. Also, though it looks good in grey, but white is always the more accurate color IMO. Overall, I like it a lot, good job on this one!

Great find, thanks for sharing this. There was never any doubt the Lego is the most popular toy of all-time. But it's quite interesting to learn about the the other facts, especially the toy spending figures if each country.

I really like the group shot of the X-Men and the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants. Among this batch, Angel really stands out for me due to his custom wings. Multiple Man is cleverly done too with his literal 'double'. Outstanding work as always and hoping to see more from you!

Excellent creation Mariann! I love Invader Zim, and you did a really great job capturing the overall look of this crazy little alien. Simply great work and keep it up!