Max_Lego

Great job as always! The great amount of equipment works perfectly for the lab! I should have known the Empire Reborn is here - I'm not too savvy in terms of Legends (or even Canon, for that matter) lore... But I personally don't need Halloween specials to explore the horrors of the Star Wars universe in my upcoming freebuilds...

Thanks for the appreciation and criticism! I like having feedback... Thanks! I shall work on that

Thanks! Sadly, I don't have enough nougat parts, so I had to build him brown. Nevertheless, I think @Lego Nostalgia had a valid argument about my Clayface looking like a baby rancor. I decided to redesign it with a bulkier build and smaller hands: Sadly, he's smaller than he should be, but I can't make him any larger. Better now?

Arms and legs too thin? Or maybe just wrong camera angle? It's never too late to correct my mistakes

Been done already

Why wouldn't TLG produce minifigures like Leatherhead from 2012 TMNT, with normal legs but large torsos and arms? Mr. Incredible was such a figure in the video game, but the sets included an ordinary minifig of him. Such a decision would've been perfect for TNBA Batman and Killer Croc or STAS Superman, emphasizing their athletic build

The combination of Lego parts is splendid. Your building techniques are awesome. I appreciate your work!

Thanks! The mosaic was supposed to be the main feature of my build, but turned out not quite as good as I wish it did.

It also works well for Nightwing IMHO

That's nice! And the rat in the Landspeeder engine adds to the atmosphere Great work, as always

Just created a new character - should I call her "DCAU's evil Tinkerbell"?! Sadly, I couldn't create a dark green Poison Ivy, so I used lime parts instead, and now she looks absolutely like Disney's Tinkerbell. Not accurate, but the only way available - dual-molded arms were a must for this minifigure. The usage of a dark orange hairpiece is justified, since her red hair looks orange on Bruce Timm's artworks. Upgraded Robin and Luthor - Tim now has Ezra Bridger's head with a sticker mask, while Lex's armour elements were recreated with paper

Beautiful

Yes, that's exactly what I meant Ahh, you meant the cockpit canopy? Then yes, I totally agree with you, I dare saying that the old canopy piece doesn't really fit the Y-wing

@Sentinel_Brix, I find your criticism valid. Thanks for the appreciation! There is one part that I don't quite agree, though: I don't think it's 'too streamlined' on other MOCs - the cockpit was quite streamlined on the original, I recreated it with wedge plates only because it was the best solution with the resources I had

I also sometimes determine the scale of my MOCs considering one very important piece's size (unless I am building strictly at 1/32 scale). That's how my TIE Fighters MOCs - their sizes were determined by 6x6 viewport dishes, 1x4 slope bricks and the fact that TIEs have ambiguous dimensions (though the width and height of my TIE Interceptor are accurately at 1/32)

Why, thanks! Note taken...

The problem of the Wayne car is that it employs some techniques that are impossible to recreate in the real world, such as one part overlapping another. But if you intend to build it only digitally, it's no big deal

Thank you!

One Superman set is not enough to stop the Aslume. Besides, Ledger's Joker from the upcoming Tumbler set doesn't have leg printing. While looking good on its own, the minifigure pales in comparison with the other two and cannot be considered a full-time solution

Ozzie

Nice work! The size and dimensions of the Mouldy Crow are, as far as I remember, very ambiguous, varying from a medium starfighter to a large freighter. Here is an article on the subject.

Why, thank you, but the problem is... I honestly didn't intend my model to be 'oldschool', just a decent, not super awesome, yet faithful recreation of the spacecraft. Maybe it was unintentional...

Well, that's what I was thinking about. But if you say some...

Congratulations, @MrWayne! You did an excellent job here!

It is. And minifigure proportions are weird by default. Vehicles in 'minifigure scale' are too small to fit even one fig! That's why I use 1/32 scale, which isn't even close