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Thank you. If you're wondering about the gun's range, it's about three to four feet. :) -Nuju Metru

Okay, thank you. :) -Nuju Metru

Haha, thank you. :) And that mini-launcher... I don't even remember. A long time. I know, I know... The videos are the best parts! I'll have to at least upload the motorized one. EDIT: Here it is! Mhm, I agree. However, white is the only color I have. :/ Sorry. -Nuju Metru

The theme is about these two wizards. Scallow is an evil Necromancer, and Charon is a good "Banisher," or someone who sends resurrected dead back to the world of the dead, to rest in peace and not be used as servants of Necromancers. Scallow, it seems, is a very competent Necromancer, able to summon and control mass armies of the dead, instead of only one or two, at a time. However, despite Scallow's skill, he needs some outside help to hold an army of the size he commands. So, the Necromancer does what nobody has ever done before; he tries to gain aid from one of the Greater Dead, the most powerful beings in the world of the dead. He ends up forming a pact with Xethrinn the All-Powerful, King of the Dead, who, unable to come himself, being too large in power to be summoned by any necromancer, sends to the world of the living his envoys, the demon Wraithra, who are essentially tendrils of Xethrinn's essence which he can control. With the Wraithra in his army, Scallow's force of darkness seems invincible. However, Charon, the good wizard, sees of Scallow's strength and power-hungriness, and immediately lunges into action. He makes the sentient races of the living (humans, dwarves, elves) see this problem, and together, all of the living world creates a gigantic alliance, which is led by Charon, due to his expertise in banishing the dead. Charon, as his first act as leader, commissions the building of may war machines, specially designed to be able to permanently re-kill even a Wraithra for good. He also assembles a squad of highly skilled engineers, military experts, warriors, and even the unexpected magical prodigy, to aid him. So begins a great war between life and death... Wraithra Attack Roadside Ambush Barricade Defense Motorized Gun Fort of the Pass (Pictures link to galleries) And here's a gallery of the line's figures; Here. The last three sets to be added soon! (Just to clear up any possibility for future confusion, this is NOT an official LEGO line. These are my MOCs, which have been built as if they were a LEGO theme.) -Nuju Metru

Goddammit. << -Nuju Metru

(Image links to Gallery) Sup guys- This is a TransforMOC I made yesterday and today. It can turn from a Missile Unit to a Robot with no part detachments. I'm pretty happy with how it turned out; The thing is sturdy and smooth in vehicle mode, and looks decent as a robot, as well as having lots of poseability for something so small. Both modes also have flick-fire missile launchers. The camouflage colors also work well, IMO. I apologize for the most likely terrible name, BTW. Any commentary or tips you have are welcomed. :) -Nuju Metru

YES! -Nuju Metru

New Set Added! Forge Raid -Nuju Metru

Thanks... I hope that I do! -Nuju Metru

Well, as I said, siege weapons are a love of mine, and designing all the different launchers was so much fun... the line focusing on such weapons was only natural. And, just wait 'till you see pictures of Forge Raid and Tower Siege, the two biggest sets (both forts), both to be photographed soon! Thanks! -Nuju Metru

It's not illegal as long as we don't sell them. -Nuju Metru

If I send these to LEGO, I will take the logo off. So, for now, I'll put it back up. :) Well, I'm always open for ideas. Having read the story in my 1st post, what sets would you like to see, that have more "originality?" I'd be very happy for more set ideas, after all. And yeah, you got my goal right on the nose; since I was trying to make plausible modern sets, I looked to already-existent ones for inspiration in that field.

Well, Sand Green is more of an "accent" color with the good guys, as is gold. The bleys and brown are more dominant. Too much sand green looked almost futuristic when I tried it, considering a lot of my MOCs don't look typically "medieval." Of course. All LEGO Castle sets have been like that, pretty much, throughout every one of the theme's phases. Mine, however, focuses chiefly on the siege engines. And, I think it's a no-brainer that these could never be real sets. I mean; -I'm not a professional builder -There are no new parts/recolors -My minifig count-per-set is probably too high to be realistic I never said that my creations were equal to that of LEGO. I just said that I've always wanted to be a LEGO set designer, so I took my best shot at it with what I had. And, I didn't know that about my logo, so it's been removed until I make a version without the LEGO logo. Thanks! As for the women: I know, I know! I'll try to fix that ASAP. Unfortunately, that position is for a graphic designer, like, someone to make decals and stuff. I wanna work on building the sets. Thanks for the link, though! Like I said earlier, I can only work with what I have. My supply of those colors is, unfortunately, very small, next to nothing. And, for that castle, you're in luck! I do actually have one built, it's just waiting to be photographed! Wow. You really think that? "Fleshies" are minifigures with flesh-colored, not yellow skin. Thanks all for your comments! -Nuju Metru

You mean like the firing systems? Yeah, sure, just be sure to give me creds. Also, you may want to wait, because I'm going to post specific instructions for some more things later on. -Nuju Metru

Thanks... I did fleshies, because these MOCs are actually based on a book idea that I had, and I found that my selection of fleshie faces suited the characters better. And, thanks so much, that's the whole point! Gosh, thank you! Front page? That would be, like, a dream come true (and I don't mean to sound corny )! And, as far as play features go, did you see the videos of the machines in action? -Nuju Metru

Photographs and description updated 29.11.09 The theme is about these two wizards. Scallow is an evil Necromancer, and Charon is a good \"Banisher,\" or someone who sends resurrected dead back to the world of the dead, to rest in peace and not be used as servants of Necromancers. Scallow, it seems, is a very competent Necromancer, able to summon and control mass armies of the dead, instead of only one or two, at a time. However, despite Scallow\'s skill, he needs some outside help to hold an army of the size he commands. So, the Necromancer does what nobody has ever done before; he tries to gain aid from one of the Greater Dead, the most powerful beings in the world of the dead. He ends up forming a pact with Xethrinn the All-Powerful, King of the Dead, who, unable to come himself, being too large in power to be summoned by any necromancer, sends to the world of the living his envoys, the demon Wraithra, who are essentially tendrils of Xethrinn\'s essence which he can control. With the Wraithra in his army, Scallow\'s force of darkness seems invincible. However, Charon, the good wizard, sees of Scallow\'s strength and power-hungriness, and immediately lunges into action. He makes the sentient races of the living (humans, dwarves, elves) see this problem, and together, all of the living world creates a gigantic alliance, which is led by Charon, due to his expertise in banishing the dead. Charon, as his first act as leader, commissions the building of may war machines, specially designed to be able to permanently re-kill even a Wraithra for good. He also assembles a squad of highly skilled engineers, military experts, warriors, and even the unexpected magical prodigy, to aid him. So begins a great war between life and death... Wraithra Attack Roadside Ambush Barricade Defense Motorized Gun Fort of the Pass Ruins Battle (Pictures link to galleries) And here\'s a gallery of the line\'s figures; Here. The last three sets to be added soon! (Just to clear up any possibility for future confusion, this is NOT an official LEGO line. These are my MOCs, which have been built as if they were a LEGO theme.) -Nuju Metru

I gotta say I agree with you... That small article you wrote pretty much summed up what I would've said, as well as brought up other advantages I hadn't thought of. Nice job! -Nuju Metru

Thanks for reviewing... I really wanted the vehicle before reading your review, but now, after reading through, I REALYY REALLY want it. -Nuju Metru

True, unfortunately. >< Actually, that symbol is a celtic one, a Triquetra, an ancient sign that means "three, or "threefold." I use it as the insignia for the "good" faction of my figures, because in my backstory, the "good" side are a combined alliance of Humans, Elves, and Dwarves... three races, all linked as one faction to combat evil. The Triquetra is, therefore, a very fitting symbol. Also, it just looks cool. -Nuju Metru

That would be really cool... I love the episodes with the Flying Dutchman, after all. -Nuju Metru

Looks good, and very accurate! Nice work. :) -Nuju Metru

This set is awesome, so much cool stuff and great minifigs for such a small price... Also, lots of cool MOCing parts. Thanks for reviewing! -Nuju Metru

Sigh... Now there's pretty much no hope I'll ever get a LEGO version of the Tumbler. -Nuju Metru

Nice review, very nice... This set looks like a fun one, with a lot of cool minifigs. However, I doubt I'll pick it up, due to both the large price tag and my already long wish list. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! -Nuju Metru

I'm not a Ben 10 fan, never have been, probably never will be, so this news doesn't really excite or interest me. However, I do hope that the theme will introduce some cool MOCing parts, in which case I could possible pick up a set or two. -Nuju Metru