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I think I much prefer the first one - though it does seem matronly compared to the second one. The second one would be better (IMO) if .. um.. her bricks weren't so stacked?
Kinda reminds me of fly eyes...

(Again.. just my opinion)

DO+1 wrote:These new Orange Bricks are very fragile

ok, that one made me actually laugh out loud... and not the internet speak where you really mean an inside giggle.
(ok - its not like I wet my pants or anything, but there was a real good "HAH" there...)

Roaglaan wrote:Here is my attempt:



Roag

nailed it in one! thats awesome Roaglaan. Very effective.

(sorry for the short simple post, but seriously.. theres not a lot to add... unless maybe a request for a torso to go with it? )

other: a real time strategy game where you build castles to control land and get to choose a faction based on designs from the last thirty years of Lego...
Could totally tie in with todays sets.

(sort of a warcraft 2/stronghold crusader meets Lego castle - Cartoony, fun, RTS .. what's not to love?)

Feel free to use any of these images as you wish. They are free to download and to use. However, if the situation arises, please give me my due credit. These shields were a lot of work. From the actual article... (which I still go to on a regular basis - these things are truly awesome.) Also, Tony ...

The odd thing to me is that Items like magnets, or chess sets seem to be geared towards collectors. So... you'd think the quality control would be tighter since (as a rule) collectors are a bit more picky towards what they are buying.

Lost under the couch since 2005, Danju survives as best he can.. hunting cheesy poofs and fighting off dust bunnies....

Very very nice. I like the use of the custom helmet with the neck guard of the classic helm. You did a good job.

yup - plain old superglue works great. Sand the edges smooth, being careful not to take too much off. (you still want the hand to be able to slip in the gap between the handle and the shield itself.) Get a flat surface to lay the shield down, make an armature with a clip on the end to hold the handl...

You know, its because a guy here asked me about decals for his Warhammer fantasy figs that I got into WH40K. See, he'd seen a few decals I did, and told me his wife had made him choose between which expensive bits of plastic he was going to keep playing with, and figured that Lego was a) cheaper by ...

you know.. with a little work this would make a really cool "bone throne" for an undead king...

Interesting and creepy story.... especially using a female torso for the male commander. and here I was going to make a crack about a lumpy commander, or a hairy chick. You beat me to the punch (in pointing it already). :D seriously - I like the use of multiple heads to show the different stages. I...

Very very nice. way back when the western sets came out I made a stagecoach, but it was never as nice as yours. I do love the Bison as well!

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What a very odd looking piece. Where does it come from? I'm curious as to what you'll use it for -- castle related? or train?

Alan

the car sets have them as windshields...

From a more realistic point of view, I think your female orc looks a bit too clean and attractive for an orc. Also, it seems to be missing a waistline and, err... cleavage. I was thinking that they wouldnt look to "pretty" then male orcs, but if you want sexy orcs.... here you go :eyebrow...