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Thank you, Ben.
I do apologize for the extra trouble however, I now wish I had submitted the smaller version first and left it at that simply to rid of any possible questions to its validity.....

Arhg, I left so much to the last minute here that by the time I had written out the entire second form, it just turned twelve. I think the first, bigger one made it through, the second one can be found here -
http://www.flickr.com/photos/agent_oo7/3155575900/

Hopefully it's not a problem anyway?

Hello, I apologize if something similar to this been asked previously, but I was wondering if I can include a small building, a tree, and footbridge used in a previous MOC in a much larger one that I'm finishing up tonight and would like to enter in the Castle category. I'd largely consider it a new...

Dear god, I was planning on rendering this humorous happening into brick for a CCC entry. Just my luck when it comes to originality. The diorama itself is great, I only wish there was some more height to the fall, as legend has it the particular window of Prague Castle tower was about seventy feet o...

Thanks again for the feedback everyone. Today I have another update -

Very nice scene. It almost looks like some of the aoldish buildings you come across while roaming the western states historic sites. I like as someone mentioned in the picture the moving parts and details on them. Thanks for posting. R Thanks for replying! So nice to read others' opinions. Hey, Nic...

Ahoy there! I am a little late, but still glad that I'm finally getting to posting this here. Behold the latest installment in my series of American Old West Themed models, soon up for landscaping redesign. http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3070/2782613308_dfa4ea4562_m.jpg More photos here - http://fli...

Many thanks to everyone for the great compliments! And it's always a pleasure to share my work here.

In early 1848, financiers and entrepreneurs from all over North America and the world flocked to California drawn by the promise of huge profits soon after gold was found at Sutter's Mill near the small Californian township of Coloma. Vermont native Henry Wells and New Yorker William G. Fargo, two m...

It's also a shame that you don't post more MOCs like this here. :wink: I can't be the only member here that likes Feudal Japanese themed MOCs... This is very nice, makes me want to break out some of my Samurai(Ninja) figures. The studless look is used to perfection here. The Ninja set line is impor...

It's a been a while since the day I first shared this on the mighty interwebs, but I'd figured I'd take the opportunity to make a rare visit here and post this in the Castle MOCs section; for it is a setting of Feudal Dynasty, after all - http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3294/2704954913_4dbbb0c9d7_m.j...

Many thanks to you, my friend! I'm glad you appreciate my work.

Ahoy there, folks! I have decided today to share with you my entry to the Eurobricks Pirate Halloween contest held last October. After the voting ended, I never got to posting a separate topic on this as I intended to until now. Anyway, my entry included several scenes that accompanied excepts from ...

I'm sorry for the late reply guys, I've been unbearably busy lately. Very nice. Very tug-boat-ish. The superstructure is the winner here - the round windows are great. Now, I have to ask: where will you put the catapult and the shields? :wink: Alan Thanks Alan, I'm glad you took note of the porthole...

Ahoy there, good citizens of the realm! I recently built a model 3,000 horsepower harbor tugboat using various Lego elements of my collection for the purpose of submitting to a contest hosted at the Eurobricks Town & Trains forum . I figured I'd share it with you guys as well. Port forward- http...