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Oh, I like the hand. Wait... It's my design ! Now I understand better. I have nothing against the fact you use my design, it's an honor, but please, give credit. ;) The arm seems a bit fragile, especially the elbow, you should reinforce it, otherwise it will not stay in position. And there's a weird section with a torso and a white part on the elbow, what is it for ?

Good idea,TimH, i like your modification.

Awesome work, Captain Nemo ! The Eye idea is very good ! :D

Thank you guys ! Haha, unfortunately, this idea is not really mine.

Thanks for the review, Kiel. The set looks great, I especially the design and the colors of the mech. The arms feature is nice, and the banana gun is absolutely awesome. Unfortunately the crow's vehicle (?) is weird, and does not seem very nice. :/

Sorry for the DP, but I've build a Sonic inspired by Nine and Ten's one, after a friend's request. The tip is inspired by this MOC. Here's a picture, and here's the Brickshelf (enjoy when public ;) ) I quite like the usage of the Brick, Round 2 x 2 with Grille for the handle, I'm rather proud of it. n_n

Wow, awesome ! Excellent work man !

Chi Cragger is now mine ! I will build it today.

Wow, seems awesome ! I want to go there, I want to go there !

Haha, thanks for making my idea, Oky. That's a nice batch, I especially like Batman's sentence about the punchlines.

Haha, awesome, great idea ! That Pyrox steak does not seem very tasty. That makes me want to build more civilians characters, thank you, pocketmego ! :D

That MOC is really impressive ! The shapes and angles are very well done, and there are so many great details, this is truly awesome.

Yeah, a fellow frenchman ! Bienvenue, Dark Imperator !

That's a nice idea, but the MOC is too "blocky". You could achieve an incredible result if you would use more different bricks. You should take a look at Mr.Attacki's work, his helmets are awesome (but smaller than yours).

Very nice, awesome job, Rook !

Wow, according to the Doctor Who official site, Matt Smith is gonna leave the show after the next Christlmas Special. That makes me kinda sad, I really went into the show thanks to him, when I discovered the series 5. Source.

Hum, I don't remember having seen these prototypes, if you don't want to post their pictures here, I would really appreciate if you could PM them to me, Dorek.

Very nice set ! That's impressive, I especially like the SNOT trees, or the little bridge. EDIT : And I love the picture of Han smiling while being "cooked".

Nice, you have very good building skills ! The color scheme is original and interesting, that's a good point. But the proportions seem a bit off, for example the torso looks too long, and the shoulders are too low (it especially shows on this pic). :/

Excellent MOC, I love it !

Thank you ! Hum... Yeah, I could try. If I have the parts and the inspiration. ^^ Thanks. But this techniques has a drawback : The tiles are not perfectly aligned, because the thread section is not perfectly at the center of the chain section. Explanation here : To prevent this, I could use this technique : But it uses too many parts, and might not be as strong as the track technique. So I think my current solution is the best I can come up with. :D

Well, considering their prices, it will take between 5 and 10 years before anyone can afford a 3D-printer. So we have some time before any problem of "self-made-Lego" (if there is any problem) appear. The quality is constantly improving, but I don't think it could ever reach the moulding quality. And printers will have to be extremely fast to be able to produce as much parts as moulding machines do. So I don't think Lego has to worry about this technology. And I think they could even use it at their own profit, even if I don't know yet how. I also think that technology could be good for us, fans (well, not every fans), since it allows us to make our own parts ; designs that Lego wouldn't do. For example, I am considering using the 3D-printing to make custom Hero Factory parts, design that could be useful, but unfortunately don't exist. Also, look at this article, written by Conchas. In his case, 3D-printing was useful to get a Lego part he couldn't have otherwise (he can't even paint an actual part ). Of course, such a situation shouldn't become a habit, it would be too easy for MOCcers if they do not longer use Lego parts (or, I should say, parts made by TLC). So I'm for 3D-printing, as long as it does not become preponderant in the Lego community. It should become a tool for improving Lego's range of parts, and not to replace them.

Thank you ! :) Hahaha, that sounds awesomely ridiculous ! Well, nothing is planned at the moment, but yeah, a screwdriver shaped like a blue hedgehog could be a very funny idea.

Well, how long before their release dates were the current CUUSOO sets revealed ?

Thanks for your comments guys ! BTW, the Brickshelf gallery is now public, so you can see more details of my Sonic ! x)