Tobbe Arnesson

Whoa, neat! Well done! :)

Lovely!

Whoa! Super, just super! I need to remember this and give it a try, will work great hung on a wall with the light on (yeah, the bricks need to be glued but so what)!

Haha! Well done!

I like it all, the story and the MOC. Well done! Also, the English is perfectly understandable. :)

Cool idea and very well executed!

Well done!

Agreed! http://dragonball.wikia.com/wiki/Eye_Laser But the kitteh form is splendid. Marvellous really! Well done! Perhaps white radar dishes with a black plate 1 x 1 round as pupil would be better - in a "cute but not creepy"-way. But that would of course not be as much fun!

Perhaps 30407 Hinge Plate 1 x 8 with Angled Side Extensions can be used for the taper?

Haha! Lovely!

It's named 4 x 4 x 4 for a reason.

Oooh! Well done!

Thanks, I had guessed it was glued in there or something. Gonna give it a go, like you say it's a whole world of possibilities.

Neat! Can certainly come in handy!

I built a holder for electric toothbrushes many a moon ago: http://lotekbricks.blogspot.com/2001/01/toothbrush-holder.html

Clever search! Here's the same but in the catalog instead: http://www.bricklink.com/catalogList.asp?v=1&pg=1&catXrefLevel=0&colorPart=86&catType=P&catID=238

Very good, especially love the drain. :) The arm behind Dr Antonio is a nice touch as well! Possible improvement: The table is a bit high.

Why do the switch at all?

Hehe, classic! Well rendered!

Already looking great! Love the kneeling as well!

All three look great! The first one seems to have too much traction to turn on snow, but I can forgive that. Huge MOC! This ranks high in my "snow fun"-book: See more: http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=50094

FYI: You might want to consider using a different host for your photos. If you don't like Flickr (understandable) try Picasa: http://picasaweb.google.com/

A TRULY great way to learn is to try and reverse engineer MOCs from photos alone, that gives a deeper understanding and it's really not that hard (but a brain database of available parts helps a lot).

That's the ticket.

Nice! I especially like the rope bridge!