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Easy recognizable and a very good rendering of the original. A fine and indeed colorful work, very well done, I especially like the arrangement of the different parts of the facade and the good use of Fabuland windows. Maybe the roof greening could be a bit more prominent...

A rock-solid looking vehicle indeed with very clear and fine lines and in a lovely classic Blacktron color scheme as well. But overall it looks more like some research and exploration craft to me, especially with that neat rover thingy, than some tank, which is, to be honest, already a more exciting and original idea in my book. Hmm, on the other hand... Blacktron goes powermining could fit quite well too...

The form of that ship´s beautiful with very strong lines and a very distinct color scheme. The interior´s pretty nice and well detailed too, although it might suffer a bit from the Shady Acres Apartments Syndrome... i.e. the interior looks too much like a succession of living rooms rather than the (assumed ) complexity of a real starship. I understand well that it´s very tempting to 'ban' a lot of the fancy space machinery simply into some walls, but unless you´re working with some kind of magic satchel technology it could be pretty cool to see a little more room in your spacecrafts just addressed to all that lavish and extravagant high-tech mayhem that everyone´s usually expecting from some serious space traveling stuff...

Thanks for that very interesting link, Eilif. Especially the part of that quote of him that I´ve highlighted sounds pretty, um... eerie: I mean, seriously... TLC´s designing their sets in preemptive obedience to the Bible Belt..? Well, maybe that´s meant more allegoric, but if this means indeed that special U.S. home region of Protestant fundamentalism it would almost make me wish that America would never´ve got discovered (LEGO-wise) at all... However, I guess the situation´s much more relaxed nowadays, at least when I think of all that great humor that´s coming along with all these new Castle, Agents and SP III sets... by far too hilarious for the ordinary WASP type of guy I would think...

Happy Birthday!

Thanks for that neat review, The Cobra. A sweet little set with nifty MFs indeed. Maybe it´s a little strange that there´s no cutlass or flintlock pistol coming along with that set to equip the captain properly... Where´s the property master if you need him?

A wonderful project! The blue, grey and trans yellow age of Space´s what I´m growing up with, and the first that comes to my mind whenever I think of Classic Space. Although the spacers back then´re still equipped with their torchrayguns, I consider this theme mainly based on adventurous exploration rather than on the a little more unimaginative fraction versus fraction mayhem that works as TLC´s standard play theme background for far too long now. Good luck with that very neat new site on!

They look nice and pretty fitting. Perhaps these new Castle sabers would work well as some additional weaponry.

Both creations look very nice and pretty tough with a lot of armor and some distinct weaponry. I really like dinosaur and human shaped mechas in general, and you did a fine job on these. That pic of the fight reminds me, somehow, of one of these Japanese Godzilla movies...

Beautiful! I really like these kind of insectoid battle mechas, and that one looks just smooth and even elegant. The cannon looks great, and the simple color scheme works very well, especially on the legs. Of course it would be cool to see some MF fitting in, though.

Wow, that´s a very impressive space ship with a lot of fine details! The shape´s very classic with a good use of these trans antenna pieces and a great working landing gear. The interior looks also interesting and the idea with those bushes is pretty original. It´s very pleasant to see a research ship instead all these battleships too! My favorite part´s that very distinct split cockpit section, it really looks beautiful. Your base looks very nice too, with a well fitting interior and some cool details like these black jet engines on the tower. All the buildings look very convenient and´ll work well as an excellent setting for any adventurous and thrilling SF backstory... wait, what´s that - a strange red and green bush mutation sneaking in..? Watch out, brave explorers, something wicked this way comes! All the little rovers and gliders´re charming and very neat in size too. An entertaining and comprehensive work indeed!

Very nice and smooth improvements!

Happy Birthday Boys and party on!

Purrfect..! It seems to me like it´s build to bust some rocky bums...

A neat and funny work... I´ve heard of dynamite fishing, but that´s truly new to me... Hmm, I guess there´s some serious vermin plague going on in that area, huh?

It´s very nice to watch all your lovely trains during their daily workout... now all it needs more´s some LEGO RC cars, ramps and some solid car chase...

A sensational project, most impressive and wonderful! The beautiful hull and the very detailed interior´re indeed amazing signs of things to come...

Brilliant in its conception and marvelous executed too. Very charming! That hair piece on that smiling face looks almost a bit creepy and fits very well. Perhaps a brick built golf tee could work nicely as stand for that nifty creation...

Great idea... now that guy´s ready for some saturday night fever!

A very good work! The smartlink works pretty fine with that helmet, and the beret looks really nice. Hmm... you should stop to post such lovely customizations, seriously... I could hardly hold myself back from digging out my old wax crayons and watercolors!

An impressive work. The tower´s really huge and nicely done, I especially like these windows where you used that fence piece. And the interior´s everything a castle fan could need... action, punishment and even romance... my favorit part´s that pretty cruel dungeon scene... hilarious!

A very detailed and consistent work, wonderful! The only thing I miss a little, since it´s a MOC and no official set, is some easy working access to the cockpit...

An amazing, beautiful and exceptional detailed work and a very interesting and promising project indeed!

A lovely and very detailed and charming work. Gulliver's Travels into the fantastic world of microscale on!

A beautiful work! The size and the amount of detail for the exterior as well as for the interior´s great, and I especially like these cool and ingenious slide-out sections!