Asuka

A nice and funny little MOC. The sticker with the horse head on front looks well fitting and the hamster, um, chicken wheel drive´s hilarious... or´s it a chicken cannon, since there´re already two oxen doing the heavy work?

An impressive work. And a simply cool and intelligent weapon of massive brick destruction... wonderful!

A very fine MOC in a great color scheme with a very beautiful facade and a neat interior.

A distinct looking bug-like design with interesting angles and a fine use of that bubble windshield. Although that spacefighter looks cool and creative I wonder a little how that cannon design might work out in combat...

A beautiful MOC with elegant lines and some very good accents of yellow, and the impressive bow and stern sections´re working flawlessly with the smooth middle section. The overall amount of detail´s great, especially those furled sails.

A very lively diorama, hilarious and beautiful detailed too. The buildings look great with fine facades and very creative roofs, the color scheme works very well and the angled layout´s pretty smart. The animals´re very nice too, although the pig´s a bit scary. An omnivorous little beast indeed.

A very neat work in an original shape. The color scheme works fine too. These radar ears´re a cool idea, but maybe it would look a tad more efficient if they could open up a little more... The front section looks really beautiful and tough, but maybe the rear could look nicely with some distinct propulsion, too.

I like bulky spaceship designs, and yours look pretty nice. The trans red cockpit works fine too. Maybe some kind of light or sensor array attached to the black 2x2 plate piece on front could look neat...

That was my first thought too... a neat and classic design, could be nice if there would be indeed some cargo bay, though.

A spacebiker saloon... yeah! Where all the cool petrol, um, omnitech heads hang out... (classic) Ace Cafe style...

A very charming scenery, a fine and detailed town hall and that trolley bus looks also great!

A very fine and creative work. Looks a lot like a more colorful version of Gotham City...

A very original and fine design with a good use of that exhaust and spike pieces. The color scheme works also great. Nice Terran Trade Authority background too. Ah, the Hornet... a very cool spacefigther. BTW, the Interstellar Queen reminds me a lot of the Serenity from Firefly...

A very fine and inspiring work, once again, and it´s interesting to see that you´re further extending your creativity into the MF scale department. Some dioramas could be a welcomed diversion for sure. The amount of detail´s still great, like the excellent working undercarriage and bomb bay.

A very lovely and ingenious work indeed!

A very sweet and charming work indeed, and the color scheme works also very well!

A very fast and spicy looking Hot Rod indeed!

Wow, these two´re looking really cool, especially the great teeth design... If they ever become battle damaged there´s a lot of work to do for your fleet dentist.

Very nice MOCs, I like especially that cool looking Sabre Super-Heavy-class Fighter. The dark red and the stickers on the Vulture-class Battle Skiff´re working fine too. Your The Tenor Penny´s impressive too, and that Loomian Fast Freighter looks pretty sleek, almost too dangerous for a simple freighter... The size of your pics is alright (640x480´s fine and allowed´re even pics up to 800x600), so I´ll lay down my guns... ups, too late...

A very interesting design, especially that fine cockpit looks pretty cool with a neat use of these mudguard pieces.

A spacebike in the original CS color scheme... simply lovely! Space Angels on!

A very neat and well fitting work indeed, especially that reworked cab looks simply sweet!

A brilliant work! The ingenious cockpit, the great landing gear, the lights and the fine back section... simply superb!

A beautiful starfighter with very elegant lines. The landing gear works fine and I simply love all these great angles, especially these grey slopes on the side of the cockpit. Very cool!

A very lovely and ingenious small craft indeed, especially in that 'sparrow-pose' it looks simply wonderful!