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another way is to keep your instruction booklets (assuming you had intentions to "misplace" them). either way, if u want to build back the original, u will still need to break up your MOCs and identify piece by piece.

woah!! i like the delivery van!! i just don't have the gift (or bricks) to make vehicles..

i had 2 dark ages! the 1st was in 1980. at that time was still a small boy so depended on gifts for lego. i remembered that set was a space vehicle witha yellow suited spaceman and a vehicle on many wheels and a front digger and a back "mouthpiece". after that and many years later, i got the western series back in 1996-97. it was going for a good price at the dept stores here. bought most of them except for Gold City Junction (now still hunting). the revival was in 2006 (or was it 2007?) when i saw the Modular houses. and started getting the 3 of them within 1-2 weeks( that was lucky considering the price now). and so it continued...

as much as i like the creativity of some of the "MOC-ers" here with their brick-built animals, i just do not like brick-built animals. i would prefer 1 single-mold animal. sorry if i caused any offence with my dislike. Cheers! PS: I do hope it is not a pet shop.

Rich bachelor!!

hulls built from scratch is just amazing!! small compact fishing boat!! i like!

wow!! ur city (and table) is enormous!! i hope ur table is not against the wall or else you will not be able to access the buildings on the inside easily.

since i got into buying Modular Buildings, i cover my buildings, do mocs mod-style. in fact in the past when i bought the classic series, i was thinking how can a house be "back-less". of course it was for playing purpose but i always thought a house has to have stairs and 4 walls/partitions. have not gotten into doing vehicles yet but would like mine to be able to seat 2 side by side like a normal vehicle.

Choppy waters!! i like the compactness of the diorama!!

generally if u use 1x?? bricks for the house, it should be strong enough for your stationery. however if u want it to be stronger and since you have quite a lot of space on your baseplate, u may want to use 2x?? bricks for the house i.e. pencil box. nice interesting & practical idea u have mind there!!

it looks real sweet & good!! is there any interior details? i like your base!!

Wow!! Great museum!! the color scheme is amazing & matching!! i like your use of the Minifigs Series! for a while i was trying to see which is the exhibit and which is the "real" people before i saw the brown plinths mounting the exhibits!

I thought Series 4 is the best series so far. very likely i would get more than 1 set. lots of potential for use in mocs!

and don't forget the worker's tools. the hammer, screw-driver, spade or just the plain old rod will also do.

everything about this MOC is real great & cool! except the price. i like the colour scheme!!

if Han's legs had gotten stuck this way, Episodes V and VI would have been drastically different considering the role he played in them...

cannot pm you. please advise on email address. i have what you need and you have what i need. Cheers!

Jeff, just sent you an email.

i like the stained glass a lot! great massive piece u have! btw is there an altar in the chapel? maybe u should add a simple one.

Great MOC there! Flippers for kimono sleeves! Ingenious!!

the ladder is a work of art in a great work of art!

the photo effect is . very "Mexican-y"

oh oh...the 2 of them have gotten too far ahead of their group...will it be dangerous? nice huge tree u have there!

nice little greenery at side of cafe. maybe u would like to put 2 technical bricks at the side so that it can connect to modular houses.

no rituals of any great significance. juz that all the parts are in an arc around me in boxes so i can juz turn and get what i need. also i will need some sketches or plans of what i am doing..