Posted November 6, 20177 yr Xmas Raffle Building Challenge 2017! It's soon that time again, when somebody sneaks into your home down the chimney and leaves a lot of presents under the tree, and this is your chance to get even more ......! This years prizes will be cool & hard to get minifigs manatees as the new tradition goes ! This year the MOC theme is a retake on - Your ideal Christmas tree! I really enjoyed it two years ago and would like to see new cool ideas & designs! So build it any way you like and take a pic/screen shot and post it! Read the rules & post your entry in this thread! The only rules are: You need to be a member of Eurobricks who joined before the 6th of November 2017. This is a fun thing, so have FUN! The MOC needs to have at least two (2) original Lego pieces in it, NO clone ones. You can build either with real parts or use LDD, MLCad etc. The MOC needs to be new - no recycling here please - just fresh stuff. The entry must be posted in this thread before 10 pm GMT, by the 28th of November, 2017. Your entry must include one image (and only one image) and be no larger than 1000x800 pixels. One entry per qualified member. All members including the Staff can join! Did I mention that you need to have fun? I'm the judge and will randomly draw the winners, with the help of a random generator which randomness comes from atmospheric noise. The winners, six per day, will be announced in a special thread, the advent calender thread, from 1st dec - 24th dec. As always there will be plenty of prizes to win! What it is you will see later, maybe much later !
November 6, 20177 yr Wow cant wait to enter. I missed the last two years this time I will make. So are we really winning Lego manatee?
November 6, 20177 yr 1 minute ago, Umbra-Manis said: Raffle time already? Man this year has flown by... I know right?
November 6, 20177 yr I was thinking about this only yesterday... And yet last year's seems so recent. I may have to enter this year. Time to get cracking (in LDD only, I have no access to real bricks at the moment...)
November 6, 20177 yr I'll definitely join this year... I don't know why or how I missed the last few years.
November 6, 20177 yr Great thing to see this return again every year! Will be sure to have my entry in again :) Aaaaand I see the first entry has just been posted, great :D
November 7, 20177 yr Need ideas, need ideas, just thinking, just thinking... Look forward to this all year, thanks CopMike! Andy D
November 7, 20177 yr Holy.... Is it REALLY that time ALREADY?! Well, I will definitely get something done for this... But dang, this year has flown...
November 7, 20177 yr Christmas trees aren't normally my thing, but building anything is always fun - so why not! I better get started, it's going to be hard to use more than 2 parts...
November 7, 20177 yr CopMike, you forgot to add your yearly disclaimer that as the tradition also says maybe something may go wrong. Thanks for running/hosting this raffle again!!!!
November 7, 20177 yr Here's my entry - a Christmas Tree Seuss style! Grinchmas Tree by mouseketeer 111, on Flickr
November 7, 20177 yr A small tree with a life size fairy for Xmas fun. Edited November 7, 20177 yr by Draxx
November 7, 20177 yr Don Neimodte trying in vain to get his hovering Christmas tree to grow. Unfortunately, his sidekick Sancho Ponza bought him herbicide instead of fertilizer, and so this tree sprouted yellow roots and will be about as tall as Sancho Edited February 16, 20187 yr by Don Neimoidte de la Mancha
November 7, 20177 yr Thank you for running another competition Mike - really enjoyed last year! I always loved the concept of White Trees, so here we go: https://www.flickr.com/photos/147972040@N04/26474565429/in/dateposted/ (Let me know if the link isn't acceptable) Edited November 7, 20177 yr by LegoFan117
November 7, 20177 yr Here we go. Anything I build has to have moving parts in it; so here's a diorama representing the corner of my lounge with a tree that spins clockwise, as a train encircles it anticlockwise. I had to build in LDD as I have no access to bricks, but it should be 100% buildable and functional in real life. I also feel it needs demonstrating for full effect, so here's a poorly-made .gif: https://media.giphy.com/media/3o6fJ9pg7CEmiaer4I/giphy.gif Thanks CopMike for organising this wonderful tradition!
November 8, 20177 yr 3 hours ago, LegoFan117 said: Thank you for running another competition Mike - really enjoyed last year! I always loved the concept of White Trees, so here we go: https://www.flickr.com/photos/147972040@N04/26474565429/in/dateposted/ (Let me know if the link isn't acceptable) I cant view it. would love to see the competition. Edited November 8, 20177 yr by StangMan302
November 8, 20177 yr Supersize Christmas tree: I know, it's not much of an effort, but it really would be my ideal Christmas tree: It's perfectly smooth (which means it doesn't need any decorations), it doesn't need looking after (because it's Lego), and of course, it can be taken apart and reassembled next year! Edited November 11, 20177 yr by mocbuild101
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