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Congratulations guys! Cecilie, you rock:D

4. Oky - 3 points 8. jamesn - 1 point 10. Ninja Nin - 1 poin

7. Damaximus - 2 8. KartoffelViking -1 9. Oky - 1 10. Ecclesiastes - 1

Just one vote for so many entries? Well, here it goes: 7. - Cecilie - 1 point:)

Hmm I'm not sure if I like to be hippo-headed;) Before | After

It was really hard to choose with so many cool entries and only five votes. Well, here they go: 9. viracocha - 1 point 13. Emma - 1 point 33. vecchiasignoraceppo - 1 point 23. oo7 - 2 points Good luck everyone!

It definitely is:D I've been in love with this creation ever since I saw it blogged by BB. I wonder how you manage to carry it from place to place. Is it easy to disassemble into smaller pieces and then quickly put together again?

Great idea for a contest:) I hereby grant 1 point to each: - badboytje88 - tobiasgeserick - Legonardo David Good luck!

My votes go to: 1) Big Fish scene - Magician, Mime Artist and Circus Clown Entry (Build by lorax) - 1 point 3) The Mist scene - Skateboarder and Woodcutter Entry (Build by Yatkuu) - 2 points

12) Woodcutter Entry (Build by Skafte) - 1 p. 22) Pharaoh Queen Entry (Build by Dan Church) - 1 p. 27) Zoo Keeper Entry (Build by Ninja Nin) - 1 p. Good luck everyone!

I just love your entry!:D And the intergluteal cleft showing from behind her pants is the icing on the cake. BTW Does Brittany talk like Vicky Pollard or is she perhaps a bit more articulate?;)

Stefano, AC Milan, L'Uomo Vogue and Spaghetti Putanesca Hi everyone! Meet Stefano, a 29-year-old from Milan. His greatest passions are: food, football and fashion. Well, in fact there's one more: women. But as his beloved mamma disproves of his girlfriends, I didn't include them in these pictures;] Picture 1 Vignette Side Back Front For the rest of the pictures go here. I used a bit of red plasticine and leftovers from yesterday dinner and only paid less than one euro for printing the decals.

I'm glad you enjoy it:D It's interesting to see how Eurobricks and LUGPol members reacted to “Pride”. I got very positive responses on LUGPol but all except one concerned the build itself – its composition, liveliness, techniques etc. Only one LUGPol member expressed his enthusiasm about the theme of my MOC whereas most of you commented on the subject I brought up. I have no idea;)

Thank you for the comments! I'm not much of a Pride goer (nor is my sigfig – as you can see in the last picture, it spent the whole time on the roof) but I'm glad I at least did well organizing a minifig-scale Pride;) How about a pair of bearded knights?;)

My minifigs recently went to Pride (a couple of them were actually trapped into taking part in the event and didn't seem too happy about it) and my friend Kozioł took pictures of them marching, brandishing banners, flirting with each other, chatting and chasing off the counter-demonstration. Here they are: Brickshelf set Flickr set Originally, I wanted to make a diorama picturing a part of Nowy Świat, a street in the center of Warsaw, but due to lack of funds (and probably skills too) my buildings are only inspired by the actual ones. Still, the event is set in Poland, so the dialogues are written in Polish. You'll find English translation at the bottom of the pictures. I had great time choosing minifigs and setting them so that they seem to interact with each other. But what I enjoyed most while working on this MOC, was making custom flags, banners, stickers, posters etc. For a better view of the posters you can go here, here and here. Enjoy!:)