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I really like how you used the baby-Jabba thing as a head. Looks great. Steve

Some landscaping would help a lot. I'd put some windows in the window holes. I also think the bellfry should be at one end or the other, not in the middle. Maybe toss in a few dark grey bricks in the large light grey walls. To break it up a bit. Maybe some tree parts as ivy would help too? And, rather than using the slope bricks, I'd made them steps and then put dark bley cheese slopes on the steps. Something about it was really bothering me and, at first, I couldn't figure out what it was. Now I know: the roof should overlap the walls, rather than being flush with them. Steve

The final entry... Picture is a link to the flickr gallery. The overdue brickshelf gallery. And just click the group shot to persue all of Alice in Miniland. Steve

Got mine today! Thanks, CopMike for the great prizes. Steve

Picture is a link to flickr gallery. The whole grinning brickshelf gallery. And all of Wonderland on brickshelf. Steve

I wonder what's taking so long... Steve

And it might get you sued for sexual harassment... Steve

The whole head-feeding gallery on brickshelf The whole miniland wonderland. Steve

Nice bridge. I'm not sure about the windows. It doesn't look quite right here. They don't seem to be a part of the wall. But I think its a technique that could work well, if you played with it a bit. I think the building needs to be taller. Also you should give more room for the trolls. As they are now, it looks like they're standing in line waiting their turn to assault the fortress one at a time... Steve

Or if you prefer, the whole tarty Brickshelf gallery. And all of Miniland Wonderland. Steve

The real trick would be distinguishing between yellow Luke and fleshy Luke... Steve

I'm not sure it really fits with what I think you're looking for, but I did up a tree-house. Steve

I think that was what the Jungle subtheme was going for. Already did the Himalayas with Orient expedition... But I am going to do a Adventurers story based on Shambala... Steve

Well not really, but the Mad Hatter and the March Hare have been: The whole ravin' mad galleries: Brickshelf Flickr Steve

... Miniland: The whole curiouser and curiouser gallery: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=423761 http://www.flickr.com/photos/37777874@N06/...57623450876837/ Steve

I think you should do up the ketchup and beer bottles in Lego. Steve

... poorly. The whole life snatching galleries: Brickshelf, with other Joe Vig creations Flickr, with just this creation Steve

Blast, I've been thinking about doing this exact thing for a long time and you beat me to it. Good work on the figures... Steve

Thanks all! Steve

Found this on neatorama: Star Wars Lego Foosball Table Pretty clever... I wonder if they have a brick built ball that is sufficiently round to roll. Steve

Unlicensed, please. I'm not a huge fan of licensed themes. Though I can't think of any recent popular western movie that could be a potential license, so I don't think its much of an issue. Steve

Here are some other discussions of the idea (which I'd shared in Macoco's previously referenced prior thread): Africa New Subthemes Plus all my thoughts and extensive descriptions description of how I'd like to see Adventurers continue. Steve

The chief viking's spear is an interesting design (though I'm not sure how good a spear it would be with that big ball under the point). The firewood is also nicely done. Steve

Here's my fig, if anyone wants: Though, I'm not sure why anyone would... Steve

I don't like BF's helmet. It doesn't seem very Lego-like. It looks more like someone took the helmet from an action figure and stuffed it on BF's head. GG looks very action figure-y too. Though he still retains a bit of a Lego-like feeling. That neck, head and torso hardly look like Lego at all. I think something of a cross between this version (which is too much detail and new parts) and the old version (which was terrible) would have been better. Steve