Fugazi

While I understand your concerns, this is a matter that would better be discussed with Bricklink admins or users in their own forums.

It shows a "feed failed to load" message for me, is that what you get too?

This forum is the repository for general MOCing tips and tricks, more specific techniques (say Technic) can be found in the relevant forums. Honestly I don't believe there's enough material to populate an entire forum with MOCing techniques, but we can look at ways to make specific items easier to find within the current forum structure.

What phone/OS/browser are you using? My mobile version of EB does include the report button.

I'm sorry to hear about your bad experience selling on Bricklink, but this is definitely a matter that you should try to resolve through Bricklink channels and not here on EB.

It has been discussed a few years back, I think the concerns we had back then are still valid today.

The issue is being investigated, we will let you know.

MOCs are posted in the relevant forums. Say you want to see train MOCs, head to the Train Tech forum. You can perform a search if you are looking for specific MOCs. Some forums also have a MOC index for your convenience.

You're both replying to a 7 years old topic.

Check out this thread for details: http://www.eurobrick...howtopic=114239

Welcome to EB brixandbeauty. I'm moving your topic to Special Themes, since your LEGO photography mainly revolves around Collectible Minifigures.

Sounds awesome, looking forward to your contribution!

Oh, I see what you mean. The links have been updated, all should work now.

Noted, the admins will be looking into this issue.

There are some clues available here and there, like the Easter Eggs xboxtravis mentions. TLG is not very outspoken about who does what, with some notable exceptions such as the large Creator Expert sets and their promotional videos. You can check out these threads for a start: Designers and their work - assigning sets to particular designers Authors/Designers of famous LEGO Space Classic sets

Thanks, added! Sure, I can have a look at them.

A new Photography Index has been created in the General forum in an attempt to provide a handy jump point to the numerous photography resources spread around Eurobricks. It's probably far from complete, so it will be improved over time. For the time being we do not think that a full forum for photography is justified, especially with the Reviewers Academy and Brick Flicks & Comics forum covering photography to some extent. We encourage you to use the existing topics and forums dedicated to photography as detailed in the new index. Nonetheless, we are are always open to suggestions and might reconsider the different options if needed.

LEGO Photography Index Since many of our members are involved in LEGO photography, we have decided to provide this handy index to the many existing reference topics pertaining to photography and photo editing. Do let us know if you think there are relevant topics that we might have missed. MOC Photography * Tips and discussion Buying a digital camera for MOC photography Choosing a camera Setting up a studio Best bulbs for a setup Photographing minifigures in front of a landscape How to make a good backdrop Photo editing How to crop, sharpen and resize images online How to use Paint.net to optimise photos Watermarking your LEGO photographs Eurobricks Photoshop School - image editing tutorials Making mosaics with the help of Photoshop Managing and storing photos Your photos LEGO Licensed Photography Thread Star Wars LEGO Photography LEGO Pirate Photography Technic Photography Lord of the Rings Photography For those of you looking to further perfect their photographic and set reviewing skills, please consider joining the Eurobricks Reviewers Academy where detailed tutorials and personalized teaching advice is available for the benefit of all students. Likewise, if LEGO comics and films are your thing then don't miss the Brick Flicks & Comics forum. The Brick Flicks & Comics Academy is where you can sharpen your artistic skills with the help of tutorials, lessons and feedback.

Look in the topic I just merged with yours for some tips

May 27--GOSHEN -- Merlin Entertainment, which owns and operates Legoland Parks, hopes to appear before the Town Board in the coming days to begin the approval process for a theme park. The company confirmed its choice Thursday, six months after it began exploring locations in Orange County. "Merlin Entertainments plc has an interest in land within the Town of Goshen in Orange County, New York," Julie Estrada, a spokeswoman for Legoland said in an email. "We would hope to bring an application to the Town Board for the re-zoning of the land in due course, as part of our aspiration to open a third LEGOLAND Park in North America." http://www.4-traders...oshen-22429702/

You can check out these threads for more tips: Polishing bricks to remove scratches Cleaning and polishing trans-color parts

This article is already being discussed in another topic, merging.

I believe that the Set Index is no longer actively maintained and therefore may have broken links and such.

Honestly I'm not sure myself! I guess it could go under Licensed, but it might also fit in General. Your choice!

Yes: [img=link]