Great idea for a competition, and here's my attempt... Lowly Worm's Apple Car (Inspired by the Richard Scarry books I loved as a kid.)

Cheers

Greg

Ooh! A contest rules thread! Time to make CopMike's head explode. Does a carrot count as a fruit? Does a chicken leg? Can I carve an apple into lego bricks and use those? What if I don't want to use any fruit at all, can I still enter? Does a carrot count as a fruit?

Okay, ignore all those. I'm gonna try and cook something up for this. Thanks, CopMike!

Oh, free stuff is always nice!

"Hang on baby, lets have a ride with our new fruity banana speeder."

Oh yeah let me get to work! :D

I just read the review and I REALLY like all the red pieces!

Edited July 25, 201014 yr by Flare

Does it have to be a new MOC? Because I have several old MOCs involving fruit... including this one that looks an awful lot like the first prize...

Not to mention these:

The Vintner

And a Winery

A Monkey Banana Plane

The Great Pumpkin

Carving a Pumpkin

Forbidden Fruit

William Tell

And this guy who was kind of fruity...

Steve

Bag of pear seeds - $1

Used truck - $1000

Chain - $30

First prize in the Grow a Large Fruit Contest - $500

The expression on your insurance agent's face when you explain how your truck was torn to pieces.....

Priceless.

There are some things money can't buy. For everything else there's MasterCard.

Edited July 25, 201014 yr by Yoshi648

Not the best entry, but I don't have many red pieces.

It's a tomato, and a tomato is a fruit, not a vegetable .

I'll see what I can "Whip" up. (yes, yes, I know, fruit salad and smoothie jokes are so cliche)

Does it have to be a new MOC? Because I have several old MOCs involving fruit... including this one that looks an awful lot like the first prize...

Not to mention these:

The Vintner

And a Winery

A Monkey Banana Plane

The Great Pumpkin

Carving a Pumpkin

Forbidden Fruit

William Tell

And this guy who was kind of fruity...

Steve

I think somebody asked that already.

Edited July 26, 201014 yr by CallMePie

Sounds really fun to me

Let me just think about a fruit~

It meant to be like this famous painting...which is so famous I forgot what it's called, but it's got an apple in it

Here's my best go.

This is my first time free building a spherical-like object, so I hope it's not that bad :P

Anyway it's a lemon.

Front:

Back:

I hope you guys like :D

It meant to be like this famous painting...which is so famous I forgot what it's called, but it's got an apple in it

Nice one ! The painting is called The Son of Man by Magritte.

Anyway it's a lemon.

I like it, but I would call it half a lemon !

C´mon people - keep´em coming!!!

The Orangemobile - serving orange juice to LEGO City since 1978!

SPECIAL OFFER! Buy 4 cups of orange juice and get a mug free! Only $100!

(I'll leave it up to you to decide what the currency is )

Edited July 27, 201014 yr by ILikePi

The Orangemobile - serving orange juice to LEGO City since 1978!

SPECIAL OFFER! Buy 4 cups of orange juice and get a mug free! Only $100!

(I'll leave it up to you to decide what the currency is )

Wow! Very creative and funny :P!

Here's my entry, a strawberry. I think it turned out pretty good for my first try making fruit out of Lego's.

A tray of watermelon wedges, anyone?

here is my entry

the death apple

hope you all like it

Here is my entry:

Apples have finally evolved to defend themselves against the worms that have threatened them for so many centuries.

Hope you like it!

Ridiculously high priced lemonade comes from only the best lemons!

This is a great raffle, CopMike! I don't I'm going to enter, seeing as I already have one myself, but thank you nonetheless.

Hi, this is my first contest, so here my entry:

On the left there is an apple... mmm... wait! A worm! Noooooo he will eat my first creation!!! Darth Vaner help me! :)

On the right a pineapple.

I hope you like it :)

Coming to a theater near you:

Introducing the "Lemonana" flying throne: inspired by a cross between a lemon and a banana.

I wanted to be more adventurous and do either apple slices or a kiwi, but didn't have enough of the right kind or colour of bricks.

On the question if a tomato is a fruit or vegetable. Well it is both.

In 1893 in the U.S supreme court Mr Justice Gray in an action by Nix v Hedden. He deliberated on whether tomatoes, considered as provisions, are to be classed as vegetables or as fruit within the tariff act of 1883. Vegetables were exempt from the duty. He found they were vegetables and Nix won the case.

Here is my entry Of Justice Gray at the U.S Supreme court with a tomato in hand.