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Well done to all involved, especially the winners.

There were so many interesting and creative things that
I don't envy the judging panel, or those who will inevitably
have to dismantle some of those incredible creations.

great effect.

You should go all out and try sculpting a facemask, too.

a quality presentation, thank you for the effort you have obviously put into the photos and the text, it makes it very clear. :) Also, a good rule of thumb, when using small pieces of clay is to get the rough size you want, then take away up to a quarter of the clay, because it gets "big" ...

very nice, the spiralling effect and overlapping is very effective.

on it's own, the Black Falcon looks great, but that Falcon Elite is fantastic. The shots where he is on the horse make it seem like they in motion, the sparing use of the silver makes it a more polished end product, and I think it still looks good even without the helmet on. :) Of special note, I th...

you'd think that they'd go better with a colour nearer to blue,
but I think the red one is the most striking. You could also
experiment with black arms on the red as well.

that Conan shield is fantastic though, like a previous poster mentioned, the hair is also an innovative feature. You look at something like Obi Wan Kenobi in the Star Wars line and you think "well, yeah, it's pretty close - but it's still women's hair", but your modification really changes...

thanks for the feedback.

Lamanda2 wrote:...
Will you be entering this in CCCIV?

yes, the text explaining the custom fig section kind of gave me the
idea for the hair.

Greetings, this mediaeval friar is my first (and only) custom minifig to date. http://i129.photobucket.com/albums/p215/soratu/CCCIV/th_friar001.jpg gallery: here (click on "full size" for the clearest view ) It's very basic, but open to a few different uses: an ordinary monk, a character s...