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Very nice design for a ship Cy-Gor, now I'm interested to see this in real bricks, especially with the length, overall smooth build and the fresh-looking color scheme.

I really like the steampunk feel of this giant Atlantis guard, as well as the effective combination of fragile and intimidating look. Very well done The0!

Those are very hilarious septet of SW funnies George G! I like the the Twilight and the last one.

Another beautiful creation Sirens-Of-Titan! Lots of excellent elements that I admire in this build - the cheese-slope detailing in the front flooring, the mini-graveyard, and even the custom purist figs inject a lively atmosphere to this MOC. Great job as always!

A nicely done improvised star destroyer Hollander, the crash scene looks good but do you have a shot of the undamaged ship?

Very nice angling of the three sides of the structure, especially with the effective use of the hinge plates. The gaps between the layers of the trigonal bricks really gives an unexpected but pleasant "window-type" detailing. Excellent work once again Chris!

Merging this with the Gen. Questions Thread. @stark mark: I haven't seen a brickbuilt MOC of Palpatine's Office but there are a lot of reference material (movie screenshots) that you could always use for inspiration.

Don't worry, the staff gave him the permission to post this here in the community forum, like other off-site contests announcements.

Thanks for this review Blackknight! Personally I think it's a pretty good set considering I missed the previous version and no matter how poorly-received the Ki-Adi fig is, it is still a Ki-Adi fig which I appreciate TLG for giving us (I'd rather have this than none at all). This is also a cheaper way for others to get the non-keychain Cody fig so it's all good for me. I concur, I wish this would've included Commander Jet (with that nice new helmet mold) instead of Cody, but I guess that's too much to ask for 3 new figs in a small/mid-sized set.

But you have so many already! Nah, it's cool.

Eurobricks newcomer SI-mocs provides us a rare treat by giving us a review of the LEGO Insider Tour Exclusive #4000001 - Moulding Machines. Click on the image to see more of this review.

Once a LSW fan, always a LSW fan. Tag for Mr. Potato Head granted! That's the Star Wars Appreciation Tag given to those who have made significant contributions in the LSW forum.

Great-looking battlemech! The overall bulky and muscular look effectively makes this an intimidating force to reckon with. BTW, I deeplinked the photo so that members could see a better preview for the rest of the pics.

Yay, another PQ polybagged set! I'm really liking this and the previous Desert Rover one. The mini-glider is definitely cute and a nice way to get that minifig, especially the cool-looking jacket torso. Thanks for sharing this review InArchitect!

Wow, ingenious indeed - to the truest sense of the word. Slightly thick for a minifig but the design and functionality more than compensates for the thickness. I'm curious to know what type of rubber band did you use? The standard one from the sets?

Thanks for sharing this review for this set mutley, finally making its way to the Review Index. Though I'm also in agreement with the others that this is one of the low points in the history of SW sets. I understand TLG making this sort of as an "experimental" set but now they know that these Wipeout-type of playability will not be a favorite among fans.

Great job as always creating an accurate-looking mini despite the parts limitation. And even more impressive that you were able to do it at just the spur of the moment (as Pandora said) - now that's really talent.

Enjoy your tags!

Glad to see you back building BlueBard! A nice construction scene, the scaffolding looks great and perfect use of the net piece. Very well done!

Very impressive design for a Blacktron vehicle, especially with the effective detailing overall. I'd love to see this in brickbuild, any plans of doing so?

Another excellent creation TMC, especially with your signature PoP arch detailing. Nice use of the minifig hands too for the side blasters. Great job once again!

Very nice, it really made me smile seeing this unique hardsuit. The colors are perfectly Octan and I like the fact that the design is compact but at the same time still looks very posable due to the appropriate clip connections. Great job, I really like this a lot!

These are all great, major props to Scouts for creating all of these wonderful new emoticons! My personal favorite has always been this:

Very nicely done Wardancer! I really like this clever idea of a brickbuilt spear-thrower, it really looks to be a great addition to any castle army.