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On the whole I think this is very good. I think the set could have had a little more personality to it (maybe some Lego sets on stands, cardboard cutouts of minifigures etc.) but given the time restraint it's understandable. I think the look at the Doctor Who set could have been extended sightly. But I agree with the above keep at these - they're very funny.

Shame you missed the deadline but I love what you've done here. The use of medium azure and white works very well on the first building and the use of those brown plates really gives the old broadcast station an "abandoned" feel. But what really like is those overhanging lamps on the tan building .

Excellent work! The rocky outcrop looks great and really adds some depth to the MOC. The way this model has been adapted to become a book stopper os very impressive. Keep up the good work

Nice build! I also really like the story and dialogue.

Thanks guys, yeah, I did try and incorporate them into the build, unfortunately you couldn't get a great look at them

Very Nice! I like the interrogation bed and the SNOT work on the floor is very good.

cherries

Yes! and it would be cool if you could actually record yourself saying things that can be incorporated into the game. Although as Dalekbuster said, it would be hard to implement. That's what I'm thinking, that way TT could add lots of new levels at once without having to create a whole new starter pack.

The large rock face is a amazing! The landing pad is also very impressive.

Excellent work! The story is very good.

Leaves

As always, very good work! I love the seats and I think they have a good Star Wars vibe to them, I also like the dialogue and story.

After our success on the Suprosa, we were dispatched on Kuat to locate any rebels who might have the plans for the second death star. Our squad went to the west side of the planet but an hour after landing, as usual, someone hadn't fueled the speeder up properly. So we ended up stopping at one of the local farms where one farmer was generous enough to lend us some of his fuel, he even insisted on letting his personal droid fuel the speeder for us. Tariq: According to the farmer, a rebel pilot was sighted a couple of miles from here, we ought to dispatch some probe droids to get a scan of the area. Jay: Isn't that guy a rebel pilot?! Tariq: Who? Jay: The guy behind you, but don't all look at once. We turned around, and sure enough there was a pilot clutching some plans, evidently lost. Tariq: Okay, we need to capture him, and alive! The rebel had probably heard the last word of my sentence though, because he turned around immediately, gasped and began to run off. He deliberately knocked over an astomech droid as he ran, obstructing our path. With no speeder, we ran after him, jumping over the now startled but annoyed astomech.

Very good work! The market is very good and the use of lots of figures creates a convincing, overpopulated atmosphere

The markets amazing! I like all the attention to detail and variety of aliens

Good build, I like the story and K think the background ship is a nice build and really pits the MOC in context of the location.

Good work! The little speeder you've created is good and I like the vegetation you've done.

Very good work, the story is good and the blend of medium azure and tan works well.

Very good work! The walker is nicely designed and has a good imperial vibe to it. The unevenness of the rocks gives them some depth and makes them look very realistic, good story too.

Mythbusters go to Antarctica.

Excellent freebuild! The opening picture is excellent and really gives the MOC a sense of scale. I also think the story is very good and the "showing rather than telling" has been pulled off well and effectively .

Good MOC, I like that Goldfinger reference!

Love it! Makes me even more hyped for tomorrow when I'm seeing the movie!

I think they should've put Finn with blood stained helmet in the X-Wing set. That would've made it a lot more appealing.

The inclusion of an interior in any build is hard to pull off at this level of detail, but I think you've nailed it