Big Cam

Please do I can't wait to see this ship in full form.

It looks really impressive but I can't click on any of the small thumbnails, could you deeplink some images for us? Also is that a black lambda class shuttle? Very cool.

Like the man said, canned air is yourt best friend. Keeping the air circulating with a fan would help you increase the amount of time between dusting but it seems silly to have a fan on in a room where no one is.

Great hi-res photo's, thanks. I am really looking forward to the new slave one, boba just looks so good.

I liked the original quite a bit actually but yours is so similar to the original that I like it too. Yours seems to just fix the weird faults that the original had. I like the changes, now your clones are safe.

Truely brilliant. I love the hall, the rafters are very nicely done and the fireplace looks real. I love the lighting effect in there. Very Harry Potter ish, but I love it. The stain glass window and shandeliere are also really cool touches.

I've never seen this before, I like the second level as it really resembles the movie docking bay in my opinion. The lowest level is cool because its like the under belly with the workers in it. Great job, I suppose it is no longer assembled?

I like it. It reminds me of the speeder from the Zam wessel chase scene, only smoother and different colors. Nice work.

Has anyone recently seen Luke's landspeeder on any stores? It's like a saskswatch, you know its real, but you've never seen one .

I like the shape alot, it actually kind oif reminds me of Greedo's face, the shape, i think your fig is the perfect fig for that vehicle.

I love the boot on the meter maids vehile. Its crazy how exact you got it. Literally it's right on the nose. Ugly little thing, btu hey, so is the real life thing.

Wow, this puts a whole new spin on the modular build. I love all the very functional spaces you have. The vault, the file room, the tables, atm, even the line is really minifig size appropriate. I kept waiting to see someone rob it and batman to come save the day.

I still havent seen Avatar or the new Star Trek, both on my short list.

I was going to post that, so um ya, what he said. That's how I support mine. There are slimmer easier ways, but I had these handy.

Not bad. Yours looks much more like a chair than a platform for a fig to sit on. I like the single arm holding it up.

I know this came up recently in another topic but I can't find it. I thought it does this because a reply is not a view. When someone views the thread and doesn't post, that's a view. Otherwise if they reply, it's a reply, no need to count them twice.

I save for every set I have since my wife thinks I spend too much on LEGO.

Very cool, I really dig the way you suspended a few figs to give the effect of the force. The green trans pieces used for the shield pieces really work. I love it.

I love the design, but the bright blue on the light grey doesn't do it for me. Great design though.

Even if I had never seen the original, I like your version. The colors actually match the rebel pilot colors, and I like it.

I'm cursed, if I laugh too hard, tears just start coming out, I can't help it. I must have overative tear ducts. OK, back on topic. I turned the key on my R6 adn it actually lit up, I was shocked there was any juice in the battery still, now I just need to throw my charger on it and wait a day or two, then another month for the snow to melt.

Sorry for the crappy pictures, I used my phone, which was a mistake. Here we have the bin I keep most of my newer sets in. Then you can see I have my instructions in plastic binder sheets, which is really convinient. THis is what I'm talking about when I say I flatten it. Almost every standard LEGO box has the proper creases to do this. Smaller ones like battle packs, need to be carefully sliced with a knife to get the same result, I always try to keep the flaps in tact. Here are two more views to give you the idea of how I fold them, pretty simple. If these pictures are too crappy, I'll retake them with my DSLR that I use for reviews after the weekend. I hope this helps you out.

Oh I totally get it, especially on a rink where the air is so cold.

That's actually rather well done. Her love pouch looks very realistic, nice job. I can't believe I just said that.

haha, that's one of the best examples I've seen of bag building. Nice job.