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Excellent take of the UCS Juggernaut Anio! What really sets this apart from other CTT builds are the actual steerable wheels and realistic suspension details. The body surface angles and greebling details are pretty spot-on too. My only nitpick, and I've also observed this with other CTT MOCs, is the 'fake' windshield (though I guess it doesn't really matter in this case since this is obviously for display purposes only). Impressive work once again and congrats on your 20th UCS model!

Pretty good Exo-Force creations Blacktron! These could very well pass for official sets (even if the theme is now retired). I really like the white robot among all of these. Well done.

Very impressive ship build! I love the overall SNOT finish and the pretty neat interior details. Great job Nieks and good luck with this entry!

Very nicely done Elven Temple metaslime! An elven army does look impressive in numbers. I also like those white flowers and vegetation to accentuate the temple. Good job!

Welcome to the forums Drainpipe! Of course you're very much welcome to post your creations here, and rest assured other members will definitely provide their comments, insights, suggestions, and constructive criticisms to your work. We have various dedicated subforums here where you could post your creation, what type of build is yours anyway? (so I could guide you where to properly post it).

The cartoon fan in me made me watch Surf's Up in Cable TV. Surprisingly an enjoyable watch, with an interesting story telling technique ala-Blair Witch Project.

Welcome to the forums Cole! Yeah I saw your Great A'Tuin MOC and it's really well done. And good job successfully converting the wife into an AFOL. Enjoy the site and see you around!

Excellent design Daiman! I knew from the first glance that this is for the Hybrid Contest at FBTB, and it's really an excellent fusion of a V-Wing and an escape pod. I'm certainly looking forward seeing this in real brickbuild. Great job and thanks for sharing this with us!

Very impressive digital design Giovanne! Great job in expanding these classic space sets, the Galactic Commander has this effective combination of modern elements and the classic design.

Another excellent review -R8-! It really is a pleasure reading through your review. This set does look to be fun with lots of playable features, which I'm sure the kids will definitely enjoy. But what I really don't like about this is the design of the vehicle, which is a bit <insert that tiresome argument> for my taste, and I really don't buy the ineffective combination of the blocky body with the sleef curved slopes.

Amazing, truly an amazing build Angeli! Not only is this radical massive castle build extremely well built, but you also take the extra effort coming up with very unique and excellent custom minifigures to populate your Drow City, which is really very impressive. Amazing, truly an amazing build Angeli! Not only is this radical massive castle build extremely well built, but you also take the extra effort coming up with very unique and excellent custom minifigures to populate your Drow City, which is really very impressive.

That Endor commando face does look good for a young non-TCW Obi-Wan, though I agree it doesn't work that well with TCW version (the anime face, no matter how creepy-looking, still provides the accurate cartoony look).

You Get What You Give by New Radicals

Gryffindor Student Clen Vierno versus Ravenclaw Practitioner Kestrel Kingfisher Round 1 Clen Vierno l 5 ____________________________Kestrel Kingfisher l 5 Protego! - 0___________________________________High - 0 Mid - 0 ______________________________________Stupefy! - 1 High - 0_______________________________________Mid - 1 Low - 0______________________________________Protego! - 0 Low - 0 ______________________________________High - 1 Health: 2_____________________________________Health: 5 Gryffindor Student Clen Vierno and Ravenclaw Practitioner Kestrel Kingfisher take each other once again in rematch to determine who's the better duelist after their previous duel ended in a draw. The Ravenclaw immediately attacks with a high-arching spell only to be blocked by Clen's shield charm. The student then tries to hit his opponent in the body, but Kestrel's Stupefy proves to be more powerful and stuns the hell out of him. Seeing his rival down, the practitioner punishes Clen with a body shot, making the Grffindor writhe in pain. Even after suffering consecutive hits, Clen manages to flick a low spell, but Kestrel adeptly deflects with a shield charm. Looking to pound more his downed opponent, the Ravenclaw once again successfully hits Clen on the head, keeping the student floored as the opening round ends. What a dominating first round by Kestrel Kingfisher, turning this rematch into a lopsided affair in the early goings. Can Clen once again dig deep and make another improbable comeback? Send in your Round 2 DSs when ready.

At first I thought this was more of a PoP MOC from the first few photos, until the Angler Fish details came in. Pretty neat fusion of themes I must say, though the PoP structure really stands out more than the Atlantis elements. Good job nonetheless!

ceroknight, your DS needs revision (lacking one sequence). I'll post the Round 1 results as soon as I received your revised DS.

Then let the rematch begin! Fire away your DSs my way.

Still looks lovely seeing this the second time around. And it's great to hear the companies are appreciating your MOCs, you truly deserve it for your building expertise and dedication for recreating your town in brickbuild.

Great small muscular mech, I really love how the details are compactly stuffed in this small but mean-looking fighting machine. Very well done TB!

Excellent fusion of the Atlantis theme with a modular building! Both the extrernal design and interior details are extremely well done and very consistent with the Atlantis theme. This is definitely one of the strongest entries in the contest IMO. Great job lisqr and best of luck!

Quite a nice entry, I really like the highly-playable features of this set - something that is a major plus for any possible set. How many pieces did you use in this build? It sure looks like it's in the range of the largest set size of System-scale sets. Well done overall!

Pretty good build goldfish. The suggested additional details of course would definitely improve this MOC, but somehow the 'bareness' makes me appreciate the various elements more - from the tiled floor, wall details, and secret opening. Neat work!

No problem Captain, I think I've seen someone pull out a similar strategy like that before. (It's still a strategy no matter how unusual it is.) If ever both of you would like to have a rematch, I'm still here to adjudicate.

What a cute little, out-of-the-box, and totally unexpected entry Solscud! I don't know how this will be technically categorized as a personal ship, but I guess in a fictional SW universe setting, anything is possible.

For a free-style pressure-free build I really like this car a lot - it has some interesting parts usage (windshield, side mirrors, door handles), the white color scheme looks really fresh, and the semi-studded finish gives it an authentic feel of a LEGO MOC. Well done Mr. McDuck!