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Hi Frank and welcome aboard Eurobricks. We're glad to hear you formally joined our online community. May we know your favorite theme(s)?

Welcome to Eurobricks Sire Pirol! I'm pretty sure you'll enjoy it in here, especially in the History and Pirate forums since that's your interest. Can't wait to see your Brickfilms. See you around!

Thanks SWfanny! I also don't understand why TLG didn't make Plo's JSF dark blue. All I could think of is maybe some parts are not available in dark blue (like the 3 x 2 wedge plate and 4 x 1 modified curved brick). Or it could be that blue is more attractive to kids than dark blue (?).

Whoa! That's a fantastic MOC, impressive work indeed Lolas!

Magnificent review Rufus! Excellent presentation and crisp-clear pictures. Onto the set: I like this one since we're getting once again a civilian set which TLG has been giving us lately. It's always nice to get a whole set of family (plus a dog), and the small details of the house (couch, computer, solar panels, bbq, etc.) are surprisingly nice. But what I don't like is how the house was built, it's kinda cramped and too tall. Maybe they should have just done something like the Beach house which is aesthetically better IMO.

Wow what a fantastic MOC, l love every bit of detail on it, most notably: - the punk kid spray painting (the white bricks/slopes to simulate the paint is very clever). But how in the world did he get beside the train racks? No guards on patrol that time? - the pigeons are nice - and I liked how you used the dinosaur tails in the metropolitan sign. Impressive work 74louloute!

Wow, those UCS models are epic! I love all of 'em, especialy the JSFs and the TIEs. Fantastic job on these cavegod!

Thanks Mr.Mandalorian, I'm glad you liked it! Mine and BD's AT-RTs are based on slightly different versions of the AT-RT (Mine is based on the TCW series while BD's is based on ROTS). And there was really a conscious effort to make the design simple but realistic, to set it apart from other highly-detailed AT-RTs.

Haha, nice crossover mech! Good job QQS! This one reminds me of the "big baby doll in TS3 (I forgot the name)", she looks like she's cute and harmless but is totally kickass strong. I love the overall look of it, never mind the small kinks in the details. Hope to see your next Belville mech.

Oh my, that Uniball is absolutely awesome! The design is very unique, and it really looks like a space tour vehicle. Amazing job evildead!

Lovely review KimT! I think it's a great bonus/gift for a 55 euro-purchase. Too bad I don't get my sets at S@H, so the only way I could probably get this is through BL or eBay.

Welcome to Eurobricks aZz! I'm sure you'll enjoy it in here, hope to see you around with your creations.

Thanks 'The Legonater' for the kind comments.

Thanks a lot KimT! Very much appreciated!

Good day Sir KimT! It's just now that I knew about this SW Theme Fan Tag although I've been around here for quite a while now. I would just like to ask if I'm already eligible for the tag? I've been a member for more than a year now with 500+ posts, I'm just not so sure about the 25% posts in the SW forum since I'm not tracking my post count. Hope to hear the favorable news from you soon. Thanks a lot!

Nice robot, it indeed has the classic feel to it. The cut tubing is a unique and interesting detail. Good job Black Rabbit!

Wow that's a very cool MOC Oky Wan! You really captured the overall scene based on the reference pic. Nice way to use the sunglassed-head as Aang in Avatar state.

Very nice impulse ideas Stiel! I would love to have all of these if ever these were real sets, especially the forestman, king, and white lady.

Great Humvee, I love it!

Pretty nice, very recignizable as a raptor, good job!

Nicely done Hound Knight! Clever use of the Bionicle piece in front of the plane, good job!

It seems like you really put in a lot of effort on this one considering this is already your 8th Slave I revision. And I must say I think this is much much better than the official set in terms of color, size and overall proportion. Great job Junsier!

I love the dark green color on the truck! Great job once again Selander. The crane function is pretty good too.

Haha, nice one DrNightmare. To be fair it took me significant amount of time and effort just to identify the parts needed by closely analyzing the reference photos from Artifex. I also used the instructions of the 7888 LEGO tumbler for the base. From there I purchased the necessary parts from BL and started to build and continuously modify until I got to the final product. It took me more than a month to finish this one so I think you really have to invest some time, effort, and $$$ if you really want to build this one.

Wow, first time I saw a phoenix in brickform, and this is pretty awesome! Good job 'xilefsson'! I love how you connected the wing flames together - unconventional, clever, and very effective!