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The Maltese Falcon is a 1930 novel by Dashiell Hammett, one of the best known novelists of detective novels of the first half of 20th century. Although the next year the novel had a first screen adaptation and a second comical one five years later, it was the 1941 version the best known of them. It was the first film directed by the, until then, screenwriter John Huston, who also penned the screenplay, and was starred by Humphrey Bogart. This is a MOC that I had tried to construct before, but it was the 3-difference contest of the Catbrick 2013 what finally put me in the correct path. It represents a scene of the 1941 film version, that you can see here, although I had to remove Mary Astor from the MOC as I did not have the adequate pieces to represent her. I am giving no more details in case you have not seen the movie or read the book. The MOC: The Black and White version is composed of the only four current colours in production allowed: White, Black, Light Bluish Gray and Dark Bluish Gray, except for the bird that has the old Dark Gray colour. And the question is, when turning to Black and White are the tones similar? There you have the decision: And some more photos. And finally a comparative photo where you can see the differences. I hope you have liked it. Yo have all the photos on Flickr.

Fantastic as usual, moctown . The windows of the "la Villa bleue" look awesome.

Looks cool!

Absolutely fantastic! Incredible work. Congratulations!

Great, great MOC. The taxi is amazing but the apartments are also very cool .

Steam-punk at its best! Love the greeble and the use of the planet.

Great recreation . And the Truck-Mode is quite curious.

Very cool recreation. I just hope it does not turn against your minifigs .

Very original concept. I love some of the techniques you have used .

These are cool! I'd love to have them at home . Great concept and better design. Congratulations!

Cool! Maybe humans won't survive .

It looks fantastic . Much, much better than the original set. No, they don't! Congratulations for your MOC .

Hello everyone. I would like to show you my new MOC of the Babylon 5 space station from the homonymous TV series. It has taken me 7 months to finish it. I started with LDD, changed the scale, changed again the scale , almost give up (twice, at least), finalized the design, bought pieces, discovered LDD does not take into account Gravity Law , redesigned the internal structure and the "tail", bought more pieces, made some minor changes and finally there it was, my own Babylon 5. It is 84 cm. long (33 inches) and it has of 2332 pieces (1904 of them are Plates, Tiles or Cheese Slopes and 270 are various types of Bricks 1x1). I hope you like it: You have greater resolution photos in Picasa and Flickr.

Hello, everyone. I am MSP from Spain and I am also a member of spanish LUG HispaLUG. I'm 33 now, and came back to LEGO 3 years ago. I am a fan of Modular Buildings, but also like Sci-Fi themes and Architecture. I hope to have a great time here .