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So many skellies massed together, yet it doesn't looked crowded at all. Very nice bridge and wall combo, and I love all the details in the water. Beautiful contrast between the black ones in the water and the white ones on the bridge/climbing the wall.

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/rraven51/Tower-London-Chapel/Extra-Chapel-Pics/thumb/lego_tower_chapel_042.jpg_thumb.jpg Randman's Chapel - A couple of nice things to point out here are the candle stands and the custom hat for the priest (made from a cut construction helmet, I believe).[/quote] Y...

The leg are great, but I really like the ears and horns of Pan. What a great use of minfig arms/hands to hold it all together. Over all a great representation of Pan. The Minotaur is great, too. Nice job.

Lord Sava, please, I beg you, tell me why these two sucked:
Tower of London from Misc
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=292885

Tower of London Chapel from Castle Space
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=292890

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Congratulations to all who won! The entries keep getting better each year, so I'm sure it was tough to judge this one. Hats off to all the judges.

Looks pretty nice. However, in the future, it looks nicer when floors are tiled. When you acquire a sufficient tile collection, try it. I like the collems in it. Its defenitly something to be proud of. P.I Thanks for the feedback. I actually have a large collection of tiles, but I chose to go with ...

This MOC is amazing. I know everyone has said that already, but what else can you say? The details of the landscape enahnce the starkness of the design. The tower itself is just a wonderment to look at. And on top of it all is such a detailed interior. I love the technique of the steps. I bow to you...

I really like this MOC. A great mix of humor (sorry to those who don't agree) and terror at the same time. I love the horse trying to back up and get away from the grinder line, and great use of the skeleton horses. Nice detail all around. Hope to see more of your work in the future!

This is excellent and it looks very accurate from what I can tell. You did a great job incorporating the white with the tan bricks. The design looks fantastic. And this thing is massive! How many pieces do you reckon it took to build? Thanks for the feedback. I was inspired after visiting the Tower...

There are so many good entries this year; some of the best I've seen. Here are some of my favorites: I hope no one took it that I was trying to predict the winners of these categories; only the judges can say who wins. They were just a few MOCs that I really admired, and here's why: Fortifying the ...

I haven't entered the CCC since the first year, but I finally got a couple entries posted this year. I really like the categories this year. They leave many possibilities open. There are so many good entries this year; some of the best I've seen. Here are some of my favorites: Fortifying the Pass by...

Here is my entry to the Castle Spaces category for the CCCV: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=292890 It's the interior of the Chapel in the Tower of London, which I built and entered in the Misc. category. Please see that entry, too. The Chapel is to scale from the actual Tower Chapel...

It's been a great year for CCC. I haven't entered since the first year, four years ago, but here is my entry for Misc. http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=292885 It's a minifig-scale version of the Tower of London for the Miscellaneous category. Also see my Castle Spaces entry, the Tower...