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Thanks. I wouldn't say yours is that variagated though, as you must own every classic space set. :-P Oh how I missed all the good themes when I was younger. Anyone else have a Brickset thingy? *sweet* (I'm still adding more)

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Namaste, Mr. Zeki. Having recently posted a town myself, my desire for the observence of other's MOCs is now whetted. See you around. :-)

Kia ora, Mr. Rayden. I'm looking forward to seeing that great layout you have there being put into action. *y*

Jambo, Mr. Corpreal. It's good you could make it.

I can't find a way to search for profiles, it seems you can only access the member by finding one of their reviews. I found yours manually. http://www.brickset.com/profile/default.aspx?User=Holodoc From there I can click "View reviews posted by Holodoc", "View Holodoc's collection", or "Contact Holodoc by email". Here's mine; http://www.brickset.com/profile/default.aspx?User=oo7 My set list isn't complete just yet....

Do you ever read the threads you post in, Mr. Cole? Read every post, then come back and ask your questions.

Brilliant! Sure beats mine! X-D That's one of the coolest things I've seen in a while......

Spam is any unwanted, annoying, or malicious posting. You here have brought this old thread to the front page just to post this short sentence fragment containing no opinioned, clear ideas. You can clearly see we don't have a picture otherwise we would have posted it, and we probably won't get a picture anytime soon. C'est la vie. Read Wikipedia's Forum Spam. And you wrote the word 'edit' in your original post which doesn't make much sense.

Ha. Funny.

In a sence this is his thread, as it's his MOC. I'll PM him.

Mr. Filz found his own way to the thread located here. He last visited Eurobricks three or four days ago so seems like we could attract him here to this thread with a PM. I haven't done so yet, so feel free to do so yourself, oh noble Lord Admiral.

Maybe we should PM Frank Filz, I'm sure he'll have some good answers for us. (He built the yellow lighthouse inspired by my port)

I'd like that astounding honor very much! :-D So, what do think of the MOC, Mr. Phes?

The Last Mimzy. :-X It was the single most stupidest movie I have ever had the displeasure of sitting through. *n* I won't even begin to pick at it's incredible flaws. Lots of money form Coke and Intel, though.

You really got to quit it with the rum, mate. http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=237979 The thread title is the exact word-for-word Brickshelf folder description.

Check it out. (Click um) I'm not sure how historically accurate the drawbridge and grate are for this time period, but it certainly adds some great originally and it looks nice too! But what I like best is the large round turrets, a great detail I've never seen a Imperial fort before. *y* There seems to be a lot of peasants among them also. Enjoy!

Hmm......how could we find out the details of this Brickfest......perhaps Brickfest.com? Brilliant! ;-)

Yup, we've seen these. That Islander mountain has it's own thread as does that yellow lighthouse. Those are really the highlights of the display, as most others are official ships.

I believe that is what he said; *y*

But then it would be too thick. :)

That's the name of the piece, it's a Modified Plate. The Lego company produces a plate that is modified with a clip. It's completely official. If you seeking instructions, go here and select 5500-5599.

Nice one. When I came upon the main forum and saw 'the Sad News' post in the news subforum I believed it as it was only March 31 over here, but once I read it's content it instantly hit me. Lego would never give up Star Wars voluntarily. Although I wouln'd hesitate to say this year is our last year of Harry Potter and Batman....... Also in truth, I would be very happy it this was actually true. This would be a surefire yes to a 2008 Pirate theme. X-D Star Wars is something I could live without. I didn't buy today's joke for one second. But I also had an unfair advantage....

Yes, you've sucessfully cramed it into a nutshell. ;-)

Excellent work, Mr. Brickster. The colors are fantastic and I like the Brown Tile porches and the abandoned look, but the placement of the columns provides me with an issue. Usually this type of architecture would have symmetrical columns but I think it's OK to override this if you have the whole MOC asymmetrical. But that being said one would still have to keep the columns of the different floors in line. So the main problem here is the lack of the should-be middle column on the right side top floor (from the viewer's perspective). I'm also wondering about that large gap between those two columns on the middle floor.....was there once a railing that has fallen off due to natural and/or artificial weathering? I'm also wondering (again) how such a large barrel made its way to the utmost roof. And I think the bottom porch could use at least one stair. The rounded railing really wouldn