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A beautiful and indeed very elegant rendering of that iconic car, very well done, and it even comes with working car doors... I guess it´s a Rolls-Royce Phantom II Continental... or not, if I look at the position of the front grill it´s probably a Phantom III... Now I can´t wait for your sweet rendering of the Rolls-Royce Phantom I Jonckheere Coupe...

A late Happy Birthday on!

I´m not familiar with the source material but that´s an interesting and detailed MOC in a neat color scheme for sure. I like especially the very interesting cannon design that´s using these grey mecha hands and some curved plates.

A very cool steamroller, great in size and proportion and simply lovely. Although I like the design of the driver´s cabin I still think that an accurate access to it would be cool... hmm, speaking about coolness... how about some 'pimp my steamroller' contest? More power on!

A pretty splendid looking vintage car indeed, and I like that original wheel design. Maybe that chromed steering wheel, although very fitting, is a little to close to the driver. And, if I´m allowed to say so... give car doors a chance...

Very smooth and nicely shaped. The few still visible studs´re adding some extra charm, and there´re some cool details like the central pillar and these side mirrors. However... I´m still a sucker for car doors...

A nice vehicle, and it looks really cool dressed in black... Johnny Cash style that is, huh? This special windscreen piece fits very nicely too, where´s it coming from? However, like in the original LEGO version, I think that the mass centre of the car´s perhaps a bit too far back for an off-roader...

Happy Birthday Boys and Schnitzel on!

Thanks for that nice review, Mirandir. I´m very glad that TLC´s giving us such an useful little set. Although I don´t like the use of stickers for the road signs either I still think that set´s pretty neat, especially with the inclusion of a fine female MF. Sets like that one´re long overdue IMO and it would be great to see more of them! Well, I know what you mean but somehow that sentence leaves room for a completely different interpretation...

A very interesting craft that is indeed, pretty sleek and neatly detailed with some very fine details like the use of that barrel in the middle section and especially the creative and well working utilization of that stretcher holder part for the cockpit. The MF characters look very fine too.

Some useful and interesting thruster design indeed and that other MOC could work well as some kind of rack or as part of some machinery too!

Wow, a very cool looking work! That Battlewagon´s really great and impressive in both of its incarnations, and these track-operated trikes´re very detailed and smart. That modified helmet looks wonderful too!

Happy Birthday I wish and a piece of the cake I want!

A very nice work and a wonderful use of that new hairpiece!

A sleek looking little spaceskull indeed, I especially like that cool V-shaped trans cockpit part. BTW, what´s a fragtek cannon? Hmm... I can´t help myself, but when I look on your neat craft I´m always thinking of how it might look like with some crazy crossbones-shaped landing gear...

I wish you good luck with moving, and don´t worry... if your layout becomes a little disarranged, you can always turn it into some nifty post-apocalyptic diorama...

A very good work! The interior looks very detailed and the facade with all these nifty placed windows gives that building an especially fine and lucid charm.

A very original creation, the landscaping´s cool and the house looks pretty idyllic. The grotto´s very interesting too... it looks like it could work as some kind of boat shed... is there some connection to the building, maybe some corkscrew stairs leading to a secret door behind some wardrobe?

Happy Birthday and let the music play!

Hello and welcome to the pretty shock-resistant side of the brick! Although I´ve to say that your Fugly Peasent still gives me the heebie-jeebies... Anyways... shoe-shopping of the future on!

ExoForce set 8115 Dark Panther.

A fantastic and very imaginative scenery full of neat and detailed crafts!

A formidable work and a well paced, exciting and pretty hilarious story too. The scenery is often very neatly designed, especially that guy´s living room, and there´re a lot of very fine details like the cool muzzle flash effects.

Absolutely magnificent! The timber framing and the colorful stonewalls work together very well with the lovely vegetation. Hmm... but how might Stage 11 look alike... a small old-town with some cool glass&steel architecture mixed in perhaps..?