Rufus

As others have said, lovely dragons, but also lovely scenes! You should think about posting some more views of those dioramas separately - I've indexed the thread under 'Creatures', as it's about dragons, but there's scope for showing off your scenery more.

This should be in Culture & Multimedia. I'll move it there.

You've got it As I said, the incorrect form is often used colloquially; in time it'll probably be acceptable, unfortunately. You can trust us pedants

Nice little vignette! The car has done well to retain some shape after being run over by a tank; it looks more like it's been abandoned for some time. Great overall effect, though!

Have you tried again since posting this?

Either is acceptable; the second sounds a little less awkward. But a British person would say 'football' rather than 'soccer' The former is correct. The latter is often used colloquially, but is grammatically incorrect. 'Which' should always be used when there is a choice between a finite number of discrete, stated alternatives: 'Which LEGO set should I buy?'; 'Which flavour ice cream would you like?'. 'What' is used where the question doesn't specify an object: 'What should I buy?'; 'What would you like for dessert?' These examples show that choice (2) in your statement would be doubly incorrect (I'm afraid ) as the abstract form of that question would of course be 'Where does he live?'

Lovely, imaginative vignette from an underrated Bond film, Hoexbroe! I love how you've rendered the 2CV. My favourite quote from that scene: To be fair, Melina isn't the curviest Bond girl ever

Let him off, this is what happens when the index gets frontpaged!

nebraska, this is truly a stunning MOC. You've captured the details perfectly inside and out. It's clearly been an ongoing project for a long time, but well worth the effort. I'm looking forward to seeing it in the flesh in a few weeks! I hope you don't mind - I've taken the liberty of editing your first post with some more recent pictures from your flickr, so that anyone viewing the thread for the first time can see where it's going Feel free to edit it yourself if you're not happy with what I've done. R