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Yep, he´s one of my favorite SF writers. Unfortunately I don´t know any good german speaking SF orientated LEGO sites... but for meetings and conventions (and much more of course) 1000Steine´s an excellent source, and for Österreich I can recommend the Lego Gemeinschaft Österreich... PS: Ich frag´mich ob man wohl gleich eine ganze Kuh panieren könnte...

That´s indeed an ingenious vehicle. It looks gorgeous, with very strong and clear lines. Annie's laboratory module is very beautiful too and its interior´s simply great, especially that cool CS blanket. It´s just fine to see such an elaborate research vehicle, a really inspiring work!

I don´t want to speak too soon, but this could be a good sign indeed. 7686 Helicopter Transport´s also equipped with these precious gems, and I guess we all´ve already waited far too long for the return of those quite natural parts. I´m really hoping that this grisly hoodoo´s going to end!

Hello and welcome to the Sci-Fi lovin´side of the brick. I´ve seen your cool Soylent Scream ( ) on Brothers Brick, you really have a lot of impressive MOCs in your flickr (BTW, it seems your links´re broken) folders, like that smart Metank, the Hoverscout and the INFLAMEABLE FX40.000...

Hello and welcome to the Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini loving side of the brick.

A very detailed work indeed. The rangefinder´s a great addition too.

A very accurate looking work, interesting and smart!

A fine and nicely detailed car and an interesting MF character too.

An incredibly charming and accurate scenery. The hut, the interior, the jetty and the fine Blue Bayou landscaping... marvelous! The two tiered picture background´s an interesting and nice idea too.

What an impressive project! That ship´s really beautiful and I wish you good luck, but I would recommend to simplify it a little. According to the halo wikia this ship carries a lot of vessels and troops and has a length of 2.5 kilometers, which is equal to approximately 83 meters in the region of MF scale (1:30)...

A very fine and pretty cool work indeed. Take a ride on the dark side of the Force on!

Very cool, I like especially Roxie Rocket, The Creeper and Dr. Harleen Quinzel!

Hello and welcome to the well enlightened side of the brick. PS: Don´t drink and beam...

A great and well fitting work, simply beautiful!

A very charming work and really well detailed!

A fantastic and really well detailed MOC, and a very interesting and distinctive TIE model too. A very fine work! The strut´s indeed impressive and the shape of the pod and the wing structure´s very neat too. Although the color scheme fits fine a few of your pics´re rather a little dark so it´s sometimes difficult to spot all the smart details...

A beautiful MOC! The design´s clever and very fitting, the nozzle and ladder´re very handy and the the fire extinguisher backpack looks great. The color scheme and the three shiny dishes on the torso looks wonderful, but maybe a light for the helmet could work better. The picture with the MF firefighter on the ladder´s simply brilliant. Your prototype, beside his pretty cool resemblance to Santa, looks very interesting too, especially that fine silvery gadget on his arm.

A very cool idea, it simply looks beautiful!

A very fine work indeed!

A very detailed and cool looking SWAT truck indeed!

A very charming and detailed MOC, the color scheme works great!

Happy Birthday, Happy Birthday, Happy Birthday and Happy Birthday!

A nice and decent work. The color scheme´s great, the poseability´s excellent and overall he looks pretty sweet. I like especially the backpack with that lever piece and the leg design with these 1x1 round plates. I guess he would look cool with some trans colored 1x2 plate (or tile) for eyes, too.

Impressive and cool. My favorites´re that very fine Commissioner Gordon and that great Lucius Fox. Now bring on the villains!

You did some very nice work, I like especially your approach on silent movies. You also included some neat details like the gramophone in Titanic and that fine dial-operated telephone in your 1931 Phone Commercial, which is my favorite. BTW, what´s the piece of music that you used for it, it seems vague familiar to me but I can´t quiet remember...