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Great job Angeli! Minifigs are nasty. I especially like the one with hooves ;)

Great tutorial! Thank you for your time an effort invested in this.

Hi all! Some of you have already seen my Moc "Siege of Zara" (And thank you for comments and faves there). Now, Cuusoo inspired me to take my time to take photos and video of one detail from that diorama - trebuchet. Model is something between technic and system moc - I tried to build it to be realistic in minifig scale but in the same time I wanted it to work. After lots of tries and mistakes I finally managed to find the balance and it actually fires bricks! Gallery and video here. If you like it, please support it on Cuusoo. Thanks!

Hi! My new MOC for our Castle diorama - Wizard's house: More here. Sorry for bad photos and wrinkled background.

Dragon attacks but gets burned... Flickr gallery

Hello! One MOC my girlfriend and I did with the help of few friends from our LUG Kockice. MOC depicts historical event when Crusaders attacked the city of Zara in 1202 a.d. More images on Mocpages

Wow this is great! Cestitam! ;)

I'm very sorry to hear this. Although I didn't knew him in person, he made a few comments on my creations and his contribution to this community was outstanding. I've read many of his posts and please accept my sincerest condolences... RIP Dieter. Marko (Croatia)

Interesting contest, great creations and here is my vote: Kost u grlu - 3 points lisqr - 1 point Skalldyr - 1 point

Wow! Wish I was on that party!

I'm little late with reply on this, but I have to say that this is awesome! Probably the best rigging and sails system on LEGO MOCs I've ever seen. Congratulations both on building technique and on patience for 1,5 years of building. Wish I could see this in real...

Hi Matteo! You have good starting ground. I'm very honoured that other members pointed me as a person to ask. Anyway I'm also new on this forum. Feel free to explore my creations and if you find some parts of my ships interesting and would like to see more photos from different angles feel free to ask and I'll send them to you. As I can see on these photos now is the time to create some foundations for sleeping room (I usually put them in the back section). You can also leave holes for lower guns and build ship's sides. Check out sides of my ships. Personally I think that on my pirate ship sides are more realistic than on Imperial one (because of slopes and inverted slopes so you can try with that). Front section depends on what bricks you have at your disposal. You can do it with corner bricks or even with corner wall panels. Also you can check out some SNOT options as done on Imperial Flagship. I'm looking forward to see pictures as you progress!

Thank you all! Nightmare seems like a good name. Thanks to Captain Becker and Nosaj for suggestions!

Hi all! Here is the new ship my girlfriend and I did. Similar to Adrianna, the ship is modular: Captain's cabin: Kitchen: Sleeping chambers: Cross sections: Three different cannon ball types. Big ones for destroying the enemy ship's hull. Medium ones connected with ropes for tearing down the sails and small ones for eliminating the crew. Battle monkeys training Grappling hooks: Defeated enemies end like this and undisciplined crew members also: Compared to Adrianna: And let's make the battle begin! Hope you like it!

Ha, ha! I knew that someone would ask that. Redcoats and Bluecoats are fighting a lot on this forum these days Well, this is what’s happening. See the pirate waitress in the kitchen? That is a spy. She put a poison that is lightly neuro-toxic into the barrel so that Bluecoats lose their sense of color. What is next that will happen – you can guess Thanks, nice idea about configuring her. There would be a few modifications needed just to fit the corner wall panels around the deck if the part with rescue boats is removed. Yes, possible Thanks Karlo! I'm sure you will ;)