TheCrimsonTrooper

Nice work. Could you explain the legs in the hull, that struck me as odd that the legs would be there.

Nice work. It is a clean, simple, and effective use of the Imperial Officer torso with the ne Power Miners helmet. And by the way are there more pics of the dropship?

Neat! I really like the new use you found for the net-holders.

Are there even words to describe this? I'm looking throught the dictionary. Ah, these two should work: Ineffably Awsome

Good review, and like those before me have said, the picture quality is a lot better this time.

I think any minifig with a matching color scheme would get a good driver for it.

Nice MOC. It's always fun seeing what people can do in LDD.

It seems like an interesting cocept, that is for sure. Now we have to wait and see how people can use this in creative ways.

Yeah, thats the one.

It is always a milestone to reach 10,000. To be honest, I learned some stuff from that very well put together presentation. Now as we look into the future of Eurobricks, we can now wonder 'Will the number of members reach 20,000?'

I didn't know Hornbricker had a goatee from birth. Great job Skalldyr, you sure showed those pesty Bluecoats.

I think when he said prepare, he must of meant prepare for more tasty marshmellows, mainly, as his is next in line to be burnt for the sake of roasting marshmellows. Mmmmmm... Marshmellows...

Those custom parts look really nice, though I don't know if trans-clear is a good helmet color. Once again nice work.

I first glance I could hardly tell it was marker ink, it takes a steady hand and lots of patience to get markers to tun out as nicely as this. Once again, great work.

This is a reaaly nice T 47 MOC. I don't know if there are any other ways to describe how good it looks, but I guess others will.

Man, I just am seeing so many sets I want badly. Seems now I'll have to start playing the 'what to buy' game.

I don't know about you guys but I just kept on calling the Lego Store nearest to my location to see if they had any. The first time I called they said their shipment sold out within little over an hour. When I called about five days later they said they had them, so I brought three people with me to get as many as I could. That amount ended up being sixteen minifigs: two ninjas, three cowboys, four dummies, two divers, one nurse, two skaters, a tribal hunter, and a robot. I felt lucky enough to get any at all, because the day I finally got them mine were the last sixteen packs leftover from a five box shipment. And now I'm rather hesitant to get them online with the overpriced minifigs on ebay, lack of US sellers on Bricklink (yes overseas shipping sucks that much for me), and based on this forum, ordering from the Lego website seems to be the bane of randomness.

I really like the zombie. Perhaps if I could mangae to get one, I'll need to step up on my brain-stealing endeavours.

Neat. I wonder how many other 'business figures' have been given out.

That is some pretty interesting stuff there, and nicely detailed too.

I personally like it, it looks clean and simple and great.

I would like to see a Vault 101 Jumpsuit like the one in Fallout 3.

This is something I made a while ago, and I thought I may as well post it here to see what peope think of it. Mire pics of my MOC can be found by clicking here. And if you don't know what this 'precios resource' is, its the water.

I may or may not be going, but at this point if I do get to go I'll only be able to go on a public day.

Any one of my sigfigs below should do.