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footsteps wrote:
"Did you use SNOT, or go for the whole NOSE?"

Now that's really... um... slick.

Alan

Hmm, I might begin to get worried when we begin to have a whole slew of nasally-related acronyms. BOGEY, SLIME, HONK, CRUST, etc. etc.

Hmm, I actually really like this idea!

I might try my hand at a larger "NOSE" moc some day, but I agree with you, in that the technique would shine most of all with a tiny little ditty such as your spider warrior.

Again, very cool idea.

What's wrong with this? It's the best crystal-ball powered flying soldier TLC has ever produced. Look at this guy, he's dual wielding a sword and a spear! He's amazing! Oh my, you really made me laugh there, rogue27. Dry humour is so very much a love of mine! But yeah this set is pretty shabilly de...

extremely well done castle! You don't often see snot included in structures, and it works really well here. The smooth effect on the water really adds to the charm as well

And I must say, the guy taking a crap made me laugh, earning a stern look from my Software12 teacher. Kudos!

Hmm, a scantilly clad Angelina Jolie in a hack and slash film? What's not to love?

But seriously, I am pretty excited to see this when it comes out.

MacFarlane, Where in Canada are you? There are some very active LEGO groups around. Also, many Canadian AFOLs have come down to the various US events (Seattle, Chicago, and even Washington DC are closer to parts of Canada than they are to much of the US). Bruce I'm out in the boonies of Nova Scotia...

Oh the plight of living in Canada... Sadly I am nowheres near something so beautiful.

Great pics though! Very awesome, to say the least.

Honestly, all that matters to me with the set, is that they actually included the entire astromech droid, and not just the head. Unlike some past jedi starfighters.

It's really not half bad! It looks a little cramped in places, but the overall castle-ey feel is definately there, and you really have some great castle related goings on around the walls. Fishers, etc.

Great work!

Even as a young wee builder, I would always pass this kit by, unintrigued and utterly unperplexed by how "blech" it was.

Albeit, Lego is Lego afterall, and I suppose that some parts could be salvaged from it?

Interesting would be an understatement here; this gallery just thoroughly rocked my socks. The temple sort of resembles the Greek Acropolis.

Although I cannot see the gallery, (bloody school computers aren't too fond of flickr & blocked it ), the thumb looks awesome! Great blacksmith's shop too!

This is great! The bearded axe is my all time favourite medieval weapon. Perhaps I'll have to undertake such a project myself?

Absolutely stunning! Needless to say, I am very much in awe of this brilliant scabbard, and the coolness that would definitely come with it.

Great design!

Very nice! I particularily enjoyed your rendition of shakespeare.