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Once again another excellent creation Ralph! It's always a pleasure looking at your MOCs as there are lots of interesting and very clever building techniques (ladders, brick-built pins-stripes on this one). Great work as always!

Impressive mech design Giovanne, especially the heavy weaponry and the small but effective detailing (greebles, color scheme). Great job and looking forward adding this to the LDD MOC Index.

Very well done M:Tron fighter, it's nice to see the classic M:Tron theme getting the modern SNOT treatment in this build. Good job brickmack!

Excellent mini-creation TMC! The biodome is really cleverly built and very futuristic-looking. Great job!

I have to agree that's the best way to effectively use faded and worn-out torsos in a vig, simply perfect for the scene portrayed. Good job Duke!

Thanks for this review RubeusHagrid! I've the updated the FP to include this one.

Very nice promotional polybagged set, much better than the 'wooden' Jack Sparrow one. Looks to be the perfect, easiest, and cheapest way to acquire this Jack Sparrow fig, particularly to our lucky-as-always UK FOLs. Thanks for sharing this buddy!

Very well done modular building Redcross! I really like the tan-dark red color combo and the nicely-detailed interiors. Great job!

Excellent entry The Lantern Rouge! Very uniquely-designed ship yet still Star Wars-ish-looking, great presentation and nicely-thought backstory too. One of the strongest entries so far, impressive work and best of luck!

"So near, yet so far..." I think Ms. Fabray needs to take a momentary break from the game. Anyway, great duel Oky and thanks for the ADJ Captain!

The new LEGO CITY Harbour sets have arrived early in Eurobricks and members have provided us sneak peaks with their reviews. Click here to view the LEGO CITY 4644 Marina Review by Eurobricks member RubeusHagrid Click here to view the LEGO CITY 4643 Powerboat Transporter Review by Eurobricks member mifody Click here to view the LEGO CITY 4642 Fishing Boat Review by Eurobricks Moderator The Brickster Click here to view the LEGO CITY 4641 Speedboat Review by Eurobricks member buddy

I smell a three-game losing streak... DS sent!

If I got your question right, members can suggest contest ideas in Watto's Junkyard Discussions, where the staff will put these ideas into consideration for possible future contests. Members cannot run their own contest here in EB without the proper coordination and approval of the staff.

Good job on the customized face print, is that a decal? Nice use of the MMCB shoulder pads too, very accurate with the reference character.

Thanks for sharing this pictorial review mifody! Not really a bad set IMO, though not that great either, I'll give it an average rating.

Round 2 DS sent!

Once again, a very impressive truck design Selander! The overall smooth build looks really good, and the color scheme really fits the Shell brand perfectly. Great job as always!

Excellently done J4ke! I simply love the overall smooth futuristic design, as well as the white with red pinstripes color scheme. The various functionalities and features really makes this a very playable vehicle. Very impressive work!

Very interesting speeder design ceroknight, the provision of the handcuffed prisoners is a quite unique detail. Nice work, and good luck!

Very promising, the tiling work of the courtyard is looking great already even in its incomplete state. This will certainly be a good addition to your Unseen University project. Very well done as usual L-Space!

Very ingenious build TMC! I have to agree the use of those inverted arches for the skeleton is really very clever. Excellent work as always!

Thanks CT, DS sent!

It's nice to see some of the Licensed theme characters gathering together in a Pub, though I agree there are prominent themes missing (Batman, Toy Story). Still, a good idea for MOC nevertheless, well done!

Very nice mini-mechs OrangKNight! Even at such a small scale the Gigaton does really look like a Heavy Mech with its bulky muscular shape. The Buzzkill is well done too. Good job!

Yeah I remember your suggestion way back during the first version, I actually thought of using that approach, but I didn't like the possibility of studs sticking out on that part, that's why I still stuck with the inaccurate but smoother current set-up than doing this more accurate but less visually-appealing look (IMO). I appreciate the suggestion, but my preference for aesthetics over dimensional accuracy prevents me from doing this. That's why I'm still waiting for TLG to create a 3x16 wedge (left & right) pieces or a 3x12 wedge plates without studs. Now this is something I could see using right away with my Delta 7-Bs, more accurately-shaped with no compromise in size, and it even has provision for the opening function of the cockpit piece.