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Excellent micro-creation LL! Even at such a small scale the structures are instantly recognizable, and gotta admire the ingenious use of those green cap and minifig arms.

So the TTfigs have invaded the Disney license too eh? Nice to see your unique figs once again Tanotrooper, as always it looks accurate with the reference material. Do you plan to make other figs as well covering the LEGO Disney products? Because as is, I think this belongs more appropriately to the MCW forum since it deals with a non-licensed material (Pocahontas).

Interesting lowrider design, the color scheme is consistent with the Green Army Men, and you've got some pretty neat parts usage (curved lopes, GMA minifig base). Though I think it's a bit too long for a conventional car, which is understandable since this is obviously not a conventional one.

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Another very well done large truck trailer Teazza, you sure are becoming a master builder of these. I really like the hydraulic support details of the trailer, and the blue-white color scheme looks really fresh. Question though, is this on a real truck/trailer? I can't seem to comprehend how the two portions of the trailer can hold a massive load in that set-up.

Very unique and ingenious mecha, especially the use of the trans pieces. Just curious though, are those glowing 1x2 tiles custom-made? I don't remember such being released in any TLG set. Overall an excellent creation and even better presentation, great job BadLeo!

Very ingenious build Alopex! I gotta admit I've never though of doing such an unusual but very clever building technique. Question is does it hold up together well?

Excellent 74-Z Doc! I love the compact design and how you ditched the triangle sign pieces for the more accurate 1x1+1x2 tile set-up for the steering vanes. Nice reflection effect too, though I like the one in the black background better. And where's the signature Aurebesh text on your opening pic? Great job overall nevertheless!

No worries, it didn't take a minute to move this. Nice pod racer BTW, shame you weren't able to enter this in the contest.

I agree, it's Captain Panaka's headgear (or a recolored version of it).

Very nice presentation, I really like the fireworks effect of the stage background and the mix-&-matching of the CMS elements make for an effective trio of rock artists. Great job!

Wow, a very lovely scenic vig TMC! The inverted arch pieces for the roof, brickbuilt mini-bridge, and the SNOT pond are all cleverly done. Very impressive work!

Excellent review def, thanks for sharing! I'm very surprised my views on this set have turned around 180-deg. upon seeing this review - the nightspeeder is a very good rendition of the source material and I like the detachable playability feature which I'm sure the kids will really enjoy. The three figs are great too - no matter how over-released Anakin is it's nice to get a new torso for him, a new Assajj is always welcome (and a chance for others to get her in a cheaper set than the RGS), and the Savage fig is very cool despite the questionable rubber head top. Overall, a pretty good set to get IMO.

Hilariously entertaining! And excellently done too, just like a real movie trailer.

Wow, I'm totally impressed with this highly-unique and very well done creation. The design effectively exudes an futuristic alien look and I really admire the great parts usage that you employed in this build. Excellent work!

My initial reaction was that the external design is a bit on the basic side, but upon seeing the interiors I was totally blown away by the nice details inside especially the recreational equipment. Very well done toorayay!

Very well done Maks, I really like the way you put your own unique style in building this Unimog, especially the clever overall detailing and that technic grabber arm. Great job!

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Since this primarily deals with a custom fig, I'll move this to the MCW forum and leave a link here so that the SW fans can still follow it. Nice purist customization BTW, a simple swapping of the body makes for a pretty good Lak Sivrak fig.

Granted!

When I first saw this minifigure set my initial reaction was "Wow, I need to have this as this is full of minifigs!" But after a closer look and seeing the male and female heads are almost the same, that was the deal-breaker for me. As much as I would want to get the various minifig torsos and accessories, I really wish there was more variety in the faces. Though I understand that this is an educational Dacta set intended for the kids and not for the demanding AFOL audience. Still, thanks for another wonderful review Pandora, it's always a pleasure reading your takes on sets and seeing those crispy-clear photos.

Excellently done BatlleMecha Lazarev! I really like the overall use of those slopes to achieve the tricky curvaceous design of this mech, and the white-with-blue-trims color scheme is very refreshing to look at. It's also a welcome surprise that this one actually fits a minifig inside. Impressive job!

Nice little vig you got there de Gothia. BTW, I deeplinked the photo for you which is the common practice rather than attaching it in your post. Read this to learn more about deeplinking photos.

Not bad, quite a nice idea for a display base for McQueen. Though if you have more parts I think it would be more consistent if it was a brickbuilt backdrop (which on second though might be hard to pull-off).