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2 points for 5. Kai NRG 2 points for 10. MKJoshA 2 points for 11. Kahir881 point for 13.Henjin_Quilones 2 points for 14.Louis of Nutwood Beautiful builds! The Lord approves!

I emerge from hibernation to find myself surrounded by hundreds of impressive warriors, magicians and monsters! Great to see so many entries. Here we go with my votes. 3 points 18. Aurore (Just so vibrant and beautiful) 2 points 19. Kahir (really creative) 2 points 16 Henjin Quilones 1 point 10. Soccerkid 1 point 3. Gideon Exceptional work all round, alas the Lord Ssilyrrlith can only pass on so many votes before falling back into a deep slumber.

Thanks, I used a Brickstuff kit as the lights fit under a stud

Dagobah Playset I decided I needed a more detailed diorama of Dagobah showcasing a lot of the iconic scenes, hope you enjoy. Instructions for sale on rebrickable here Dagobah by Joshua Morris, on Flickr Dagobah: Zen garden by Joshua Morris, on Flickr Dagobah: Swamp monster attack! by Joshua Morris, on Flickr Dagobah No droids! by Joshua Morris, on Flickr Dagobah: Cave by Joshua Morris, on Flickr Dagobah Instructions by Joshua Morris, on Flickr Cheers ISC

Thanks again for all the nice comments! Instructions not too far away.

Cheers all! Instructions will go up on rebrickable soonish if people are keen to reproduce the Sentinels

Hi to all the Eurobricks members, it's been a while since I posted. Still busy building when time permits, just seems like there is less time and I build bigger these days. Anyway here is my latest build. It has been a labour of love and frustration over the last year to 18 months. Still not happy with the lower legs, but there you have it. Wolverine vs The Sentinels! Wolverine vs The Sentinels by Joshua Morris, on Flickr Wolverine banner by Joshua Morris, on Flickr Wolverine vs The Sentinels by Joshua Morris, on Flickr Wolverine in the wasteland by Joshua Morris, on Flickr Next up will be the X-Mansion attack! Cheers ISC PS: No longer an Ambassador, just a Fellow

Hi all, I'm attempting to turn a 2x3 baseplate creation from Stud.io into instructions on lpub. The size of the model causes a few problems on the instructions page. I have had a look through the guides in the pinned help topics on resolution and page size. Once I shift the size of the page to A4 landscape, my model disappears, and I only have the parts list box. So my questions are; 1. Is 2x3 too big to really be trying to show on a page of instructions? 2. Should I break the build down into sections to make it easier? Multiple instruction books? 3. Would it be easier to just present as a Stud.io file with its 155 steps/3400 piece model? 4. Is there another program more suited to instructions for a model this big? I can't shift to LDD as there are too many touchy collisions Thanks ISC

No construction needed. These are the 1980's monorail track pieces. Cheers Mike. As for not Star Wars canon, that's just how I roll baby! Make it fun ;)

Here is my addition to my Slums of Mandalore. It will be on display at the Inner West Brick Fair, Croydon, Sydney, Australia this weekend. Return to Mandalore by Joshua Morris, on Flickr Return to Mandalore by Joshua Morris, on Flickr Return to Mandalore by Joshua Morris, on Flickr Slums of Mandalore Slums of Mandalore by Joshua Morris, on Flickr

Thanks all

Finally got some nice photos done to share with you all. LL 122 by Joshua Morris, on Flickr LL 122 by Joshua Morris, on Flickr Classic Space Hangar by Joshua Morris, on Flickr Classic Space Hangar by Joshua Morris, on Flickr Classic Space Hangar by Joshua Morris, on Flickr Cheers ISC

A great effort all round on a fantastic display. EB raises the bar again!

A really nice build. Love the rock techniques especially. Do you usually build those in sections and attach to 1x4 modified studs on side bricks? or just work your way around to shape in small parts?

Cheers mate, looks like it's eBay for me as my two Big W's have sold out. Found the Trickster one though!