This one is for the festival/celebration category.
Every year, crowds of people gather in Gloucester to chase a wheel of cheese rolling down a hill:
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The whole cheesey gallery:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=288112
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Cheese Chase: My 5th CCCV Entry
Cheese Chase: My 5th CCCV Entry
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Do they really do this? That is wonderful...
This is really good, but the angry viking faces make it 10 times better than it would normally be - very funny stuff. Perhaps the cheese wheel should be bigger, but I have no idea... just going on the "look" of the creation, no idea about the size in real life.
This is really good, but the angry viking faces make it 10 times better than it would normally be - very funny stuff. Perhaps the cheese wheel should be bigger, but I have no idea... just going on the "look" of the creation, no idea about the size in real life.
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n. pl. Knights Templars or Knights Templar
1.A member of an order of knights founded about 1118 to protect pilgrims in the Holy Land during the Second Crusade.
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They sure do!ottoatm wrote:Do they really do this? That is wonderful...
Watching footage of it though is absolutely painful- they all fall into each other and over their backs etc, complete lunacy.
Great entry though Steve! Nice execution, and certainly an unconventional choice as a subject!
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That's just wrong on so many levels 
You really managed to convey the action here. I love the guy with the white hair who seems to be aiming a dive for the cheese!
Good job, Steve! (Oh, and isn't it spelled Gloucester?)
You really managed to convey the action here. I love the guy with the white hair who seems to be aiming a dive for the cheese!
Good job, Steve! (Oh, and isn't it spelled Gloucester?)
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Of course it is, I don't know what you're taling about...Maedhros wrote:(Oh, and isn't it spelled Gloucester?)
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Oh, I must have been having visions or something..Athos wrote:Of course it is, I don't know what you're taling about...Maedhros wrote:(Oh, and isn't it spelled Gloucester?)
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Very funny! A lot of great action packed into the scene.
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Interesting concept. While the MOC itself is good, I find the topic sort of.... pointless. No matter, if it helps you build better, it is certainly fine.
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How do you mean?Prince Imdol wrote: I find the topic sort of.... pointless.
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Great MOC, Steve! I hadn't heard of this before. Now I want to go and participate...
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Often, pointless things are the most fun.Prince Imdol wrote:While the MOC itself is good, I find the topic sort of.... pointless.
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Hilarious! I love the guy who has fallen over. The very idea of using this in a moc is so funny.
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