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Bluesecrets wrote:Gentlemen, could you please restrict your comments to the threads on these entries. We only want the entries and questions in this thread. Thank you.

Oh, sorry! I apologize. It will not happen again. And with that,

Here's my second entry!

5611 Village Works/Public Works

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Keep the Roads Clean!
Ages: 6-12 ------ Pieces: 36
The Kingdom's army is traveling from town to town and their horses are leaving brown messes all over the place! Keeping the village streets clean and tidy is a tough job! Good thing that the Village Worker is ready with his strong shovel! Scooping the brown matter has three different methods! The stone dumpster, the bucket, or the wheelbarrow which can be hauled off to the compost pile later! Includes minifigure, wheelbarrow, dumpster, and much more! $3.49

Mocpages: http://mocpages.com/moc.php/185651 (I would suggest you look at the gallery though because the photos only turned out "Ok" for mocpages)
Gallery (When Public): http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=420546

Link to original set: http://brickset.com/detail/?Set=5611-1

Here is my second entry:

7620 Motorcycle Chase





Entry folder:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/31157752@N ... 427495910/

I had to get the Bear Claw Clan in there somewhere! Enjoy!

My first entry ( and first post! ):

6592 A lovely medieval vacation hideaway:



My second entry is inspired by users Skalldyr and Karrde:

8402 Sports Chariot
What constitutes a sports car? It's light,fast and flashy. It has too much Horsepower and not enough trunk space.
Our hero is accompanied by an old travelling minstrel, to tell tales of his speed and splendour, in kingdoms far and away.

I am loving this contest. Here's my second entry...



Link to Flickr image: http://www.flickr.com/photos/24681250@N07/4356257635/

6104 Aquaknauts & Aquashorcs

Once upon a time, an old king sank a wicked witch to the bottom of the lake, because witches, of course, sink (with a little help). Unfortunately, she had the opportunity to cast one last spell before she went, creating powerful energold! Now, the Aquaknauts and Aquashorcs battle underwater for the power of the energold! Includes one Aquaknaut explorer, one Aquashorc warrior, energold, and a very deceased witch.

Original Set

Photo 1
Photo 2
Photo 3

Medieval 6210 - Bubba's Sail Barge


Original Photo Link
Photo 1: Link
Photo 2: Link
Photo 3: Link

Mine Mech, 8957

Arkov wrote:Mine Mech, 8957

Great entery!!!
also got large pictures?

Great entery!!!
also got large pictures?

Please keep this thread just for the entries and questions. Thank you.

Well, here's my entry! It's my second ever Castle MOC, be nice.

SET 6556 'SCUBA SQUAD'



A lot of people would say that set 6556 'Scuba Squad' is impossible to castlify. I beg to differ. They didn't have divers in medieval times, so why would there be a person in water? Well, when they were dunking witches, of course!

Flickr is here http://www.flickr.com/photos/wimwimm/4371414124/

Brickshelf is here http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=421615 WM

~John

Here's my entry, set 7700 Stealth Hunter.

Normal: http://www.brickset.com/detail/?Set=7700-1

Twisted!!: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/galle ... m=funnyham

Mechas posed a large problem in Medievil times. For a start, movement was difficult, but horses and cart wheels provided that. Flight was even harder, but a caged dragon helped. Swords, now they were common ground, but whithout chains and wheels wouldn't move. A gun was unheard of, but ranged weapons not, and catapults were basically the same, weren't they? And so, a Medieveil mecha was born.
Sorry for average quality of photos, it was hard enough persuading for use of it!

Harley's Hammer Chariot

Original Set



Deeplink 1
Deeplink 2

My entry:

"Judgement Outpost"

http://www.flickr.com/photos/sirrobinsm ... 373837997/


7237 Police Station
http://brickset.com/detail/?set=7237-1

Here's an entry from me - The Royal Spider's Chase!

(Picture is link to set.)

My Entery



Star Wars Battle Pack 8014
http://www.brickset.com/detail/?Set=8014-1

Bigger Picture:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=421994