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thought i'd chip in for southern california. You've got at least 2 LEGO stores within an hour of each other, plus LEGOLAND hooray! as far as LEGO groups to meet with or LEGO conventions there's not much that I'm aware of...

sounds like fun, count me in! this is a simple way to make me get building.

thanks josh for posting that link. i tried to stay pretty close to the real thing; about the only thing that's different is that my version's a darker shade of gray.

thanks for the positive comments, fellas. the arch is located in western maryland in a state park, near hagerstown.

hello castlers, i just finished this virtual model that is based on a very real archway that exists in a state park in maryland. I think it looks quite castley and so I'd like to share it with you guys, and get some feedback from the pros here at classic-castle. The scene is set in modern day. The t...

i hope the perv watching from the tree stump is fictional, too, rocko.

"i'm in ur stump, watchin u pee!"

great job darkspawn, you earned it! way to inspire the rest of us. :D as well as to the rest of the winners. it helps with my regret of not getting time to enter the contest, seeing how the winners were so effin good that I wouldn't have stood a chance anyway! can't imagine what next year may bring....

it's hard to nail down just one set, though here's my list in order, 1 being the most desired: 1) as Bruce said, i'd love more scenes from the death star too, e.g. obi-wan and the tractor beam, leia's detention cell, the trash compactor. Minifig scale of course. as for figures to include, all the ma...

that's hilarious! where'd you find that picture of Swayze? i wonder if he's regretting it now...

i recently found out about a website called VectorMagic from Stanford University that allows you to upload any image which will then be converted to a vector image. I've only tried it a couple of times, but it seems to be free and easy. I don't know how it compares to inkscape, but this one's web-ba...

oh i see it now, at the end of the 18-page (!) indy thread. sorry about that.

just thought I'd share a delightful little homage to Lucas and his SW droids that the LEGO designers were clever enough to include in the Lost Tomb Indy Set. Fans of the Indiana Jones movies will remember seeing the droids hidden among the Egyptian hieroglyphics on one of the walls in Raiders of the...

thanks man, and what a speedy reply! I am in your debt.

strange, when I type "d a t" it comes out as "that". i'm asking for the d a t files. now that post should make sense.

Hi Sava, by chance could you share the .dat files of your trees? it's hard to do a good tree in mlcad (it gets so complicated!), and yours look really nice. They would make for some great background greenery on a train scene I'm putting together. I would surely give you credit if I include one of yo...