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Absolutely stunning! Those town buildings are probably the best Western MOCs I've ever seen. Amazing how a Westerntown can look so real when made with plastic bricks.

This is really a great looking galleon. And I really don't think it's too high. Only thing I'm not crazy about is how a plate was used for the side of the upper bow part. For the rest it's

I've read Adam (loved it!), also I've read BoneMan's Daughters (soooo good!) and Blink (one of his best). I started reading Burn (co written with Erin Healy) and it sucked so much that I stopped in the middle of the book. Now I'll only try the books from Ted Dekker that aren't co-written by someone. Since you read them all, which of his books would you recommend based on the fact that I liked Adam, BoneMan's Daughters and Blink?

Thanks for all the B-day wishes I had to work today, so nothing special, but now I get to spend some quality time with the family which is all I wish for a B-day

These latest pics of the ship are simply amazing. This is so innovative and turning out to be the best Xebec ever made with LEGO. I keep coming back to this thread and each time I drool over the pics

I don't know if it's true or not, but a town hall would be an amazing idea for a next modular building. And if it's like one of those older style buildings it could even fit in different time periods making it useful for Pirate (and history) fans as well.

It's amazing seeing the teachers release 20 new reviews for this 3rd anniversary celebration, you guys are awesome In my opinion the Reviewers Academy is the crown jewel of this community!

Do you have a keen interest in the LEGO Group’s products, toys and cartoons? And would you like to be part of the team responsibility for the graphic process on models, minifigures, decorations and labels from start to finish? If so, then the Graphic Designer position is probably what you are looking for. Check out the job description and are if you are interested then feel free to apply as soon as possible. Link to job description and discussion here at Eurobricks.

Do you have a keen interest in the LEGO Group’s products, toys and cartoons? And would you like to be part of the team responsibility for the graphic process on models, minifigures, decorations and labels from start to finish? If so, then the Graphic Designer position is probably what you are looking for. Check out the job description and are if you are interested then feel free to apply as soon as possible. Link to job description

It's more than ok if you want to take your wife and kids, it's been done several times before and it worked out pretty well for everyone. If my boy is a bit older I plan to bring him if practically possible (school, etc.).

Great news Superkalle! I'm very glad to see our newest forum on Eurobricks doing so very will

In this special case, I suggest you leave your historic LDD MOC topics as they (the pics are not massively oversized) and use the max pic size of 800x600px for all new topics. I think you are right; the term 'embedded' is probably more fitting. I'll go with that one from now on, thanks!

Btw, would those screen-shots be deeplinked (=immediately visible in a discussion thread by using img-tags) or do you only provide only a link? In case of a link the pics is ok to be bigger than 800x600.

Yes, please. If you use a good program it shouldn't have any/much influence. Which program do you normally use for resizing pics? Irfanview is one that I use of often (allows for batch resizes) that delivers good quality. There's also GIMP and others that are free and good.

Our max picture size limit on Eurobricks is 800x600px, could your please re-size yours? If you need help, find some tutorials in my signature. Thank you

Friendly reminder to all members: Please note that the Eurobricks site guidelines don't allow images larger than 800x600px. Larger images really slow things for those without ultra fast internet connections. From now on we'll be more strict on this, so please take care your pictures are not too big. If you don't know how to resize images, here's a tutorial on how to do so in MS Paint. You can also set your camera to 800x600px so you don't need to resize the pictures. Thanks!

Friendly reminder to all members: Please note that the Eurobricks site guidelines don't allow images larger than 800x600px. Larger images really slow things for those without ultra fast internet connections. From now on we'll be more strict on this, so please take care your deeplinked pictures are not too big. If you don't know how to resize images, here's a tutorial on how to do so in MS Paint. You can also set your camera to 800x600px so you don't need to resize the pictures. If you have questions about this or something is not clear, please go here. Thanks!

It's amazing, beautiful, perfect, refeshing, one of the best LEGO ships ever, ... I simply love it And it's now frontpaged on Eurobricks!

It's not often that we see LEGO ships, especially not a Galleon, of the beauty of Derfel Cardarn's 'Princess Ceinwyn' Find more pictures and discuss here.

These pictures are great, looks almost like a shot from a movie scene EDIT: Seems you forgot to resize the 3rd pic. Could you fix that one? Thank you!

Seems something is wrong with those pics as I only see a white background with text on it saying the pics are unavailable.

Wow, you need to resize those since the maximum picture size which we allow on the forums is 800x600px. Yours are waaaay bigger. If you need help resizing, have a look at the links in my signature. Thanks! Btw, seems your camera is focusing on the bottle and not the figs. Now the figs are very blurry while the bottle is crystal clear. Try a white backdrop to make the camera focus more easily on the figs.

On direct request of LEGO I have removed all embedded pictures from this discussion.

Our member Bricknation made a standout review of the newest set in the LEGO Architecture, Landmark series: 21011 Brandenburg Gate Link to review

I got some feedback from the camping site which is now incorporated in the first post of this thread. We need one camping card for each chalet. So that extra cost (which is rather small) can be divided between the people in the chalet. The L5-chalets are for 5 people maximum and have 2 bedrooms (one for 2 persons and one for 3 persons). Since there are 2 bedrooms indeed 2 families could fit if people want to save some money and still have some privacy. There are also smaller chalets, but then you need to use a central shower-room (they don't have a bathroom in the chalet) and they are not so much cheaper. The full info is in the first post.