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Nice Block of Apartments! shuold be quite costly if u build it. u gotta have the interior done up and occupied. that will inject plenty of life into the building!.

the stonework on the 1st storey wall is great! just like natural stones with their uneven shapes/sizes/, u have manipulated the tiles that way! find some time to do an interior and it will be excellent!

Nice little butchery! the signboard outside is great! however what a time for you to post this for me to see as it is nearing lunchtime here(in Singapore)!

ur thatched cannibal hut is really nice!

Practice makes perfect! haha!! off topic to another series: I have felt my way through 26 royal guards!

That dome is really well made! so is the flooring of the lift lobby! that must been some amount of white bricks u used in there!

I just got Ewok Attack, Endor Battle pack and the Droid Escape. Next up i am setting my sights on a Death Star when it becomes available again in my local store.

OK! Stop the fight! I want to see the excellent stairs! that stairs of yours would not have been out of place in a mansion/outdoor terrace!

one way is to get some ziploc bags and put the same minifigs in each ziploc bag. label the ziploc bag instead of your minifig packet. coz since you are keeping them sealed (possible resale later), potential buyers may be put off by markings on packagings. on a side note, i saw some packets in my local Toys R Us which has been written (using marker) on the back what is inside. i asked the staff and they told me if they managed to feel and confirm, sometimes they write.

it is likely that they have made an error in the Buy-It-Now price though that error is a bit on the high side. that said, as some have mentioned, for whoever to pay that price for the clone trooper, the buyer is also out of touch with things Lego.

Wow! ur 32-wide house is really nice! the staircase is really well-made. actually to make the Bakery visible, u can remove/reduce the planter boxes and put up a Bakery signage there.

the most important is buy a set that you like. in the event u are unable to sell, u can, at least, open it and build it.

ur optical illusion in the 1st photo had me straining my eyes... optical illusion aside, the moc is nice!

Great car! the fact that it is minifig scale and sits 2 in the front is just !

I like the MOC! rarely do we have MOCs on festivals/traditions here.

Nice Garage! Your life-like garage gives me a feeling of being in a real garage! the flooring is more than apt!

Here goes my vote: 20. Clock Tower by alan_muhl 2 27. The Winter Mercantile by dede_la_fee 2 16. Winter Sports Spore by soundwave_sw 1

the only sets i collect and display are the Modular Buildings and Star Wars. The others are built once and then dismantled for parts. "useless" parts are "Bricklinked".

for me, it has to be The Green Grocer! with some interior detailing and great facade, BEST!

i thought the interview was great! lots of insight n info on a fellow collector! plus it puts a face to a nick!

Nice busy grille! makes me hungry! i meant the steaks.

go to bricklink. all sorts of plates can be found there. also do not forget that you will need smaller-sized plates as u need to create openings for staircases and voids. so get a mix of sizes and work round your moc. alternatively, do a sketch of what you are thinking of building and then work out the sizes you need.

Wow! that Hakodate city is really a piece of hard work! and the fishes look so real! in fact i took the lego fair so literally that i was straining my eyes (not taht the photo is small) to check if the corals are also lego-made. that brick uncle on the bench is really well-made and to scale!

Wow! that looks real massive! turning it into bricks and you can have ur own Minifig CS game!

will the info be useful? it will only help when you are looking at a box that is opened in front of you. otherwise someone else could have thrown in other packs from other boxes and/or mixex up the contents in there while feeling the packs.