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Title: Disco time Figure: Disco Stu This is my entry. Disco Stu was at home, enjoying the new Disco Ball and bright lights he had just installed in his living room. I hope you like it!!

Hey!!! I have some amazing Lego photos! Look! And PLEASE Dr Spock, join my Lego Minifig group on flickr and add that *amazing* apple picture to it! It's just too good! The group's here: http://www.flickr.com/groups/legochef/ Here are some newly added!! and

That's great!!

Hey. I am trying to start a fun little community revolving around taking a picture of your favourite minifigure at some famous tourist sight. The flickr page is open to anyone: http://www.flickr.com/groups/legochef/ My favourite fig is Lego Chef - so he features quite prominently. Some other members have added photos from Washington to add to my European photos. Would you like to join? Any figure - any location - all inspired by the film Amélie Poulain. What do you think guys?! For example!

Question; Does anybody have any interesting way of integrating train (tram) tracks into the road layout? It is easy enough hiding the track with tiles for the straight sections; but what on earth can be done to hide any curved sections of track?

Thankyou all! Indeed.. the two are a bit too close to each other. But hey, they got used to it - it gives them something to do, I guess ;) Maybe I've overdone it with the minifigures.. but it makes it feel very animated.

93a Hello - inspired by the Indiana Jones game, I've decided to make myself a large display of natural looking scenery - lots of green, etc, in between the rocky outcrops and buildings. The main fortress is adapted from the 7094 King's Castle Siege, and incorporates my favourite little set, 6258 Smuggler's Shanty. The tribal fortress is ofcourse the Forbidden Cove ;) I would appreciate any advice. Some of the ideas I've taken from other users on brickshelf, etc, like the really simple idea of a "half-hidden crocodile" .