Big Cam

Red is the new awesome.

Also you don't show up on the users online list.

Great mini scene, I really like the surface of the death star, very clever use of the gears pieces.

A great build, I kind of think it reminds me of a scene from the Harry Potter LEGO video game. The roofing technique of the multiple layers looks great.

Good to know, thanks.

Great MOC, this is the kind of detailed set I wish LEGO would make. It's basically a simple house, but the details are what make it stand out. I love the walk way and foliage. This would look perfect in any forest setting.

I'm so jealous, I still can't find a place to order a box of series 6.

You have a talent for these studs out designs. It looks so professional like it was done for a catalog or something.

The pyramid is a little similar to the Carrots MOC, but a pyramid is a pyramid, there is not a lot you can do to change it. I think it's brilliant, it's nice to have the islanders invade our forum from time to time. An awesome creation ISC. I'm on the road but if this hasn't been blogged by the time I get back, I'll be sure to get it up.

I love it, I wish you could promote or like threads, this one is a winner. Is the dark shield just a standard dark helmet shield?

Welcome to the forums.

I know it's a great MOC. With more stuff on his flickr. Glad to see you posting again.

I believe the first post says 1 year at least. 5 days early would not be "at least"

Exactly what I was thinking, the snow really adds to the MOC I also appreciate the details on the castle, subtle but it looks just right.

I agree, I was expecting a title wave, but it's short and therefore worth it.

Sorry I can't embed it here, it's not a regular YouTube video. The video is only like 30 seconds long, but it's fun to see scientists using a LEGO pirate in a dingy getting put to the test in a wave machine. Follow me to Gizmodo

Awesome review! I am in love with that Hulk minifig. I don't know if I'll have enough dough to get all of these, I may need to Bricklink some.

Happy Birthday Mike!!

I would suggest reading the tutorial I posted. You don't need all that fancy formatting, just the proper url.

A quick scroll through this forum found this thread on Page 3. Flickr posting on Eurobricks, or something like that. There are a few descriptions of what to do.