LCC Global Contest entry

[krzyzak]

Seeing that many others have built much better builds, I don't think I stand a chance at winning. I did want to get some points, so I threw something together.

After successfully robbing a cart of it's beer and food, Bruno hosts a feast at a friend's house. He invites all his partners in crime and the men drink the day away.

http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/320784

[Blego7]

Hey mate, not bad at all!
Firstly, you shouldn't build to win, build to improve, support your team, and most importantly, have fun!

Regarding the build, the #1 priority for any build should be the presentation and the photography. An amazing MOC will slip through the cracks if it is poorly photographed. Photographing in bright lighting with a steady hand/tripod would really improve things.

Still, from what I can see, I really like the activity and festivity that is going on. Great work!

[ZacharyIslazy]

I'd have to agree with Blake on this one pretty much. I can see your improving, which shows true signs of a great builder. You can never stop improving your craft. Some of my older MOCs were, well, awful But once you get that spark of inspiration and start to build, well that's really what Lego is about to me. So I'd say you keep on perfecting your "craft."