SirNadroj

Hi! Let me start out by saying, this could possibly be a spoiler. I don't think it is, since it isn't a crucially important part of the movie, but just in case. ;-) So here's yet another Sweeney Todd MOC. This is a vignette portraying Pirelli's confrontation of Todd. Todd, angry, hits Pirelli with a teapot. I made the teapot using a minifig head, arm, 1x1 round plate, and some E600 (since I figured I had a custom torso, why not a custom teapot? ;-) ) You can see the blood flying through the air. That was the main feature I wanted to focus on. I couldn't think of any good, small pieces to use, so I went with red horns, and some more E600 (glue). I little gory, I'd say, but there are worse MOCs out there I'm sure. :-D The wall is very plain, so I added the boiler/stove. Tea Kettle! Thanks for checking this out! Comments/questions/suggestions are welcomed! :-) (And the Pirelli torso is by Norrington.) EDIT: I forgot that I sketched that scene and stuck it in my signatue (Chibi Style) :-)

100% YES! *y* I would love a musket, but especially a flintlock pistol! I'd buy some! *wub*

Wow, really, really, really nice! Beautiful use of that old western plate too! Well executed (pun intended :-D )

Best: Princess Worst: Mahri What was the republic captain doing in worst!? He was probably the best. Just the simplicity of him....seriously! *wub*

Welcome to EB! Hope you enjoy your stay! *sweet*

WOW! I don't think I've ever seen a tree built that way! Very well executed! *y*

Nice! I like the action poses you put them in! My favorite is Ventriloquist! *y*

Thanks Hinckley! *sweet* @Brickminer: There is no story really, I just liked the head combo of Mr. Freeze and the Quiky Head, so I made the figure a stemapunkish walker. I was never really much of a story writer for my MOCs.... X-D

You did such a great job, look at my new avatar! :-D I did, though, modify it to match the official LEGO blue colour. I thought I'd post the modified ones here if anyone wants em' (don't worry, I'll give you the credit for the original version! ;-) ) Fleshie: Yellow: Here's a picture of a Pirelli figure, too, so you can see what it'll look like: Once again, splendid job Norrington! *wub*

Hi again! I present my third SP MOC: A Rabbit walker. I tried to make the legs resemble those of a rabbit, but I did not want to make the whole thing look conspicuously like a rabbit, I wanted it to be more subtle. The rabbit minifigure pilots the craft. I used Mr. Freeze's head underneath the nesquik head covering to make one eye red, one black. Thanks for looking ~ feedback is appreciated! :-)

Very nice model. It's got an official LEGO look to it. Great job! *y* But please, don't advertise it on my MOC Pages. :-D Thanks! ;-)

I don't like them. I do like the fact that they are new pieces, not an axle, even though I could just make a million of em' with pins and lightsaber blades. They should be called 'push-fire' missles. Why flick? ;-)

Greetings! I present to you my next 'steampunk' MOC. You could possibly consider this steampunk, but on the other hand, it's colour scheme isn't as sterotypical as most steampunk MOCs (i,e, this is mostly black/no brown, etc.) Either way, it has a smoke stack. :-D I decided to give this a certain, retro look. For example: the eyes are different colours, it has some rounded parts, etc. That is my interpetation of retro. ;-) I was going to give him legs, but I went with treads, because, well..... I'm not really sure. I guess I was in a tready mood. :-D I've also photographed some generic steam punks. ;-) Generic Figs: Gas Mask Construction: Thanks for looking! :-) Many more pics can be found here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/14831331@N07/ Oh, yeah, here's a WIP Teaser pic of my next MOC:

WOW! Spledid job as always! I'd love to see more ~ these will prove useful with Indy sets! *wub*

Salutations! ;-) I present to you my first steampunk MOC: The Airship (what an original name, huh? :-D ) Go easy on me! X-D So it's just a simple airship, I don't have much to say about it....some propellers, and peices attached from the large propellor to the basket are the Doc Ock arms from the 4+ line. The Indy whips are supposed to be wires. I wanted to find some use for them uncoiled! :-D I also photogrpahed a couple steampunk minifigures. Captain: Engineer: Feedback's really appreciated since this is my first! Thanks for looking! :-)

Ohhhh.... 8-

Juniorization is terrible IMO. When LEGO could put something in a set made of bricks, they just make one big peice. So when I go to make MOCs and I have a huge, <insert that tiresome argument> piece, what can I do with it? Nothing. I like the CRAAP plates only in sets, not MOCs. Only since they're fairly classic, to me anyway. ;-)

Hey, good to see you on EB! *sweet* His work is spectacular! *wub* If he continues this after his surgery, I may want to make a purchase. *y*

*y* Nice comic! I look foward to more! ;-) And superb tank! I love what you did with the wheels and hub caps! Great going! *y*

Thanks ~ it's Han Solo's head. *y*

Hi! I wasn't gonna post this since it's so small, and thrown together, but I thought I would for the fun of it! This is a vignette of Judge Turpin's Masquerade Ball from the song "Poor Thing" from Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. The set from the motion picture is one of the only ones with colour, as you can see the large, elaborate red curtains in the background. I also added a chandelier to enhance it, but that's the only way I could think of to hang it (the arch brick) since I was in a rush. ;-) I also added a Scala carpet on the bottom, in case you're wondering what it's from. Guests: Lucy Barker: Thanks for looking: feedback is always appreciated! :-)

Errrrrrrrrrr... welcome to EB's? ;-) Good to have you, hope you enjoy your stay! *sweet*

Happy birthday! Have a good one! *sweet*

Thanks Agent Rick57 and Wout! *sweet*

WOW! Really fantastic! Very funny and nice animation! *y*