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Excellent walker JD! The overall black color scheme looks intimidating and seems perfect for stealth operations. Your custom figure is very well done too. Great job and best of luck with this entry!

Thanks for another great review Catanas, I've added this to the FP with your previous review. It's indeed better than the previous version, though this will be a definite pass for me being a non-HP collector.

Very nicely done speeder, I love the use of those curved slopes and arches. Good job Plissken and good luck in the voting!

A very good first attempt at a modular house Man with a hat! I really like the conservative but beautiful design of the exterior, as well as the clean all-white color scheme. The interiors are well done too with some nice furnishings. Good job!

Even if the description says "it looks like a piece of junk", it looks like a "pretty good piece of junk" to me. The grey color scheme and the greebling details is perfect for this junkyard speeder. But what's the name of your custom character? Nice work overall and good luck!

Very well done starfighter entry JD and a great accompanying description. Nice to see a regal red-colorded ship with some pretty neat details (rear compartment and weapons). Though just a small reminder if you could fix the image size to 800x600 pixels max. to avoid any 'technicality issue'.

Pretty good speeder entry, especially the dark blue color scheme. Nice work!

Great find Cad Bane, it's really nice to see this LEGOfied version of the Cars 2 trailer, makes me appreciate more the new LEGO Cars characters seeing them 'in action' in this one.

Excellent entry mookage! Indeed that is a great use of those huge technic panels, it works perfectly in this ship. Kudos too for the extra effort on the detailed underside of the ship - an area often overlooked in almost all standard sets and even on a lot of MOCs. Very well done and best of luck!

Great introduction Leanne and welcome to Eurobricks! It's always nice to hear couples sharing the LEGO hobby together, and hope your town layout will grow more as you grow together. Enjoy everything this site has to offer and see you around the forums.

Very interesting find BrickWild, thanks for sharing. It's actually the first time I've heard and seen these LEGO Inside Tour Exclusives, and I love the diversity of the sets during the past years, ranging from classic builds to modern creations with a 'personal touch' by LEGO. I particularly like Ole Kirk's House and the Moulding Machines, I'd love to have these if not for the ultra-rare-exclusivity of these sets.

Another outstanding batch of customs The Penguin! Even if I'm no longer familiar with most of these non-mainstream characters, I'm still impressed on how accurately you capture each in minifig form. Azrael stands out the most for me among these new ones, due to his unique cape and overall mysterious look. Great job as always and keep 'em coming!

A very nice rehashed design of the classic 6373 Motorcycle Shop set, good job making it look fresher while retaining the classic town feel into it. I'd also love to see this built in real brick.

Very nice spaceplane design J4ke, very futuristic-looking indeed and good usage of those slope parts in the cockpit area. Great job!

Hilarious "Coffee Vader shot" Oky, love that perfect head posing.

Well done Mando Hardsuit MB! Even if it's unusual for the SW universe, the built is pretty good with some neat greebling detailing. Nice work!

Nice review Lego Otaku, thanks for sharing. Interesting to see those new printed horses, which look great but at the downside is not as 'flexibe' in potential use as the standard non-printed ones. A well-designed set overall, though a bit pricey at 40 bucks, this coming from a LSW fan who's used to overpriced SW sets.

Merged with this topic.

Very unique custom 'cube minifig', first time I've seen one and it even has some neat details (decals) and pretty clever techniques (headlight bricks assembly) despite its simplicity. Well done Nuju Metru!

Very impressive brickbuilt wave, I particularly like the various sizes and colors of the pieces used, as they collectively provide an effective brickbuilt rendition of a water wave with some realistic details. Well done gabe!

That's very generous of you to share the building instructions for this pair of lovely classic cars lego-maniac! And clearly there are a lot of clever techniques which I'm sure most of us will learn and we'll be able to apply in our own builds. So thanks a lot for this!

Excellent MechWarrior MOC pinto4402! It's also nice to see the other similar cool-looking creations posted in that site. Great job!

Eurobricks member Catanas brings us a couple of fresh reviews of two new LEGO Harry Potter sets: 4865 - The Forbidden Forest and 4866 - The Knight Bus. Click on the respective images to see the full reviews.

Very good review of this new HP set Catanas, thanks for sharing! I gotta admit this sure looks to be a great small-sized set minifigures-wise. Four different characters (two heroes and two villains) plus a bunch of useful plant elements (particularly the printed mushroom) for 12 bucks? Not a bad deal at all.

Very clever and funny play of words designholic! And oh, new camera = better quality pics Doc!