SirNadroj

Tough choice because both and some great features, but in the end, I chose Moc #1 because I liked the plumes as the Captain's guzzards and the wizard hat for the water is too clever! *y* But both were excellent! Good luck guys! *sweet*

Nice ideas! *y* LEGO made the Holdiay/Christmas Train last year which was nice (even though I didn't buy it! ;-) ) but some more Christmas sets would be awesome and would make a nice display, too, since we always put up a little manger scene, and LEGO one would be nice for a change! *y* EDIT: That is one long run-on sentence! :-D!

No, it was originally a 1x1 plate, but the stud was pressed in, so there was no stud and no underside to it.

I've gotten my share of officially deformed pieces. For example, I was opening my 1x1's straight from the bag (for my mosaics) and I got one that was completely flat with no stud! X-O

One word: Ouch! :-D

http://eurobricks.hosting.ipsyn.com/eurofo...showtopic=12233 ;-) Thanks! *sweet*

What a nice collection of Container Stackers! :-P All kidding aside, I really like these! *y* They are unique, sleek, and highly armed! Great job! *y*

I'd say EITC! *y* Gesundheit, I think. (I'm in the process of learning German for no reason, and I was surprised to see it spelled with a 'd' and not a 't'. ;-) )

Brilliant! Thanks so mcuh! I just have to see if I've got enough of them! ;-)

Thanks Lego-Freak! Your vote is appreciated! *sweet*

:-D Thanks! You mean Hermoine?

Thanks Brickmaster! *sweet* This technique used as those eyes looks amazing! *y*

Hey! :-) I was thinking one day and I wondered if 2 1x1 slopes together would look good as a tudor building. So I tried it on my WIP Barn for the CCCV, and I'd say it looks good. But there is a small gap between the two, and I don't have any good ideas to fix it. Maybe a pin on the brick above it? Not sure yet, but it still looks OK. What do you guys think? Have you seen this done before, because I haven't. I'd hate to claim this as my design meanwhile someone else already developed it! X-D Any ideas on how to fix the gap you see in the pictures? Thanks! Feedback's appreciated! :-)

Thanks guys! *sweet* What do you mean nasty? :-D

Sorry, I can't see the minifigure head. Oh well! :-P

I'm not sure, I don't really build in this genere much. I'm sure there's something else to use. That element in trans-black may look good if you put it on right. ;-) I'm not sure if this neat ship is minifigure scale or not. If it is, that's why I don't like it. You can't really fit a minifigure in it. If it's microscale, then it looks fine! *y*

I don't like the $100 bills! :-P ;-) But the rest is good. Nice use of the minifugre legs. I also don't like the cockpit windows you use, but that is my personal preference. But you've got a lot of nice detail in there! Good job. *y*

Of course! But why? And how would we get solar powered cells screwed on the back? :-P

Providence Bruins! (Hockey!) *y*

Thanks so much! *sweet* Muhahahaha! *skull* But so far, you and I are in the lead, I think. *y*

But wouldn't that be sweet? *sweet* I don't understand the youth of today and their 'boyfriend/girlfriend' thing and how they waste money on eachother and then they either break up or get married then divorced. How did we get off topic again? Oh yeah, raining on my wedding day's ironic! Thanks Sinner! :-P

If I went to find a wench, it'd be illegal to marry her at my age! :-D But I guess pirates do as they please! Besides, why would I want? The only thing higher than gasoline prices in the U.S. is the divorice rate! ;-)

What's that?

Wedding day? How am I possibly gonna find a woman who likes LEGO? ;-)

This is my favorite of all of your CCCV entries! Very quaint! *sweet*