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 Keith Goldman posts: 279 | Last year, just about this time, I ran my first contest: http://www.classic-space.com/plugins/forum/forum_viewtopic.php?60486 Fellow Manchildren (and Manchildren in training) Here we are a year later, and another King of the Action must be crowned. "You control the action" is more than just a tag line at the end of LEGO commercials, more than a life-philosophy, it's a contest. IMPORTANT: DO NOT post questions to this or any other thread about the following boilerplate rules and regulations. DO NOT add anything to this thread except contest entries. If you want to comment on the entries, wait for the contestants to post them either in a separate thread or on another site. Most contestants are attention-seekers by nature, so I'm sure they will post their entries separately. Please use a SINGLE PHOTO in this thread along with a link to as many photos as you like. To reiterate, I just want entries in this thread. If you have questions about these or any of the following rules. 1. Search your soul and find your own answers: You Control the Action 2. Ask a friend. If you dont have a friend, make one: You Control the Action 3. Cap yourself immediately: You Control the Action If you take the message of this contest to its ultimate extent and violate the rules, your consequence will be disqualification from the contest. You control the action. THE GOAL: The goal is to best express "The Action" in a Sci-Fi - Horror mashup themed MOC through the use of minifigs. If you have to ask what I mean by Sci-Fi - Horror, go watch Alien, Event Horizon, Pitch Black....or better yet don't ask. "The Action" is best defined as using minifigs to convey a sense of a thing done. Pick your favorite verb (yes, even something like resting), and apply it to your MOC through the use of minifigs. * Note that microscale is not excluded. For example: you can use microscale buildings, as Jerak The Great does to great forced perspective: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=346514 Brendan Powell Smith also uses the same technique in his biblical interpretations to make buildings look far removed from minifigs in the foreground of a diorama. Apply the same logic to a fleet formation if you are a ship-builder. Even you, Microscale-Guy can control the action. ENTRY RULES: Any Sci-Fi - Horror themed MOC is eligible so long as it meets the following criteria: 1. No previously posted MOCs. 2. It has to be entered in this thread only. Don't PM it to me, don't email it to me. 3. It has to feature at least 1 minifig OR 1 Hook-Monkey (a monkey with at least one hand replaced by a hook.) There is no upper limit on either. 4. No Halo, Star Wars or other franchise themes. This isn't a corporate contest, Johnny-builder (with the obvious exception of LEGO). Also, fan related franchise themes are strictly prohibited unless you are the sole creator of said theme. Please [****], no Iron Reich. 5. You must have a TITLE for your MOC, and it must contain at least one VERB. If it's down to two or more MOCs for my final consideration, I'll take the one with the best title. 6. No mutant entries: Lego only (no offense intended Nnenn). I will accept the use of Brickarms, although I can't quite cross that line yet personally, I won't penalize you for using a fine product. 7. There are no rules for size or composition. You control the action. I realize that's going to be difficult for a small percentage of you to comprehend, so I'll break it down for you: I'll accept anything Sci-Fi - Horror related: 4 foot demonic SHIPS, gory vignettes, haunted MB modules, zombie siege dioramas, blood-trains, one eyed monsters, giant possessed super computers, undead steampunk, lycanthropic cyberpunk, punk-ass ghost-robots and serial killer-mecha. I'm confident you get the point. You control the action. 8. Limit one entry per contestant. DURATION: Start Date: NOW End Date: JANUARY 1, 2009 Use your own Time-Zone. You control the action. Don't complain about the short window. If you have anything in the pipeline, use it. If you just posted your greatest MOC of all time that took you nearly 3 hours to get the shading on the upper-lip right, dont complain, get building. You control the action. AWARDS!: There are three awards for you to lord over your peers as they lay defeated on the floor, cringing in abject fear and jealousy. 1. The King (or Queen) of the Action! Award. * This is simply the MOC that best conveys a sense of "The Action" (see above for a definition of "The Action"). 2. The Hottest Action Award. * Best use of either male or female minifig(s) to convey a sense of hotness. For example, Freddy Mercury defending a chrome spaceship against flying undead Chippendale's dancers clad only in jetpacks and bow-ties would be pretty hot, and not feature any female minifigs. Thank you Kevoh. *Don't sink too low with this one or The Man (Rubin or one of his steely-eyed thugs) will yank your entry from the thread, and the contest. Believe me, I love low-brow action, but this is a pg-13 site. Think scalpel, not broadsword with the raunchy action. 3. The "That's Crazy Talk!" Award. * This is for you purveyors of the bizarre. There is every possibility that nobody wins this award, because your entry really has to seem odd to me. It has to literally provoke me to point at my computer screen and say aloud That's Crazy Talk! If you require further clarity concerning this award, cap yourself. * Please take notice Mr. Zhang, that even you, good sir, are susceptible to the mighty force of nature known as boilerplate, and your ability to shock my delicate sensibilities has been greatly diminished. Your latest dio is of course awesome, but it can no longer be considered "Crazy Talk". I only bothered to mention this because I know people are gonna think you'll take this prize every time. FABULOUS PRIZES: You'll just have to trust me on this one, snipers. Since You Control the Action, you can bet that there will be options involved. The BrickLink prize money will be better this year, but on the whole, the prizes may not be as good as I hoped. I tried to leverage my position as Ambassador to get the prize-package an upgrade, but I was unable to get an answer as of the time of this posting. If LEGO comes through, I'll let you know. In any case, the best prize is the knowledge that you controlled the action, and left the battlefield strewn with the rotting corpses of your opponents. JUDGING: Sorry Johnny-builder, this is the only place you DON'T control the action. I am your judge and jury. I am also your executioner if your Kung-Fu is weak. All forms of bribery will be considered, but don't bother unless you REALLY have something outstanding to offer. Please note that I'm happily married. Please also note that in the unlikely circumstance that your bribe is accepted, both your crime (and the specific details of your bribe) will be revealed to your peers. Contact me through PM to make an offer. If you want to get an idea of how I judged last years entries, check it out (about half-way down the page): http://www.classic-space.com/plugins/forum/forum_viewtopic.php?60486.30 My cronies / fellow KeithLUG members will not receive special consideration. Remember, just like There is no Fight Club, there is no KeithLUG. It's all a construct of a damaged mind. If anything, being my crony will work against you. If you're not sure whether or not you fall into the category of crony, cap yourself. GOOD LUCK! And remember, whether you win, lose, or don't enter at all because you are a frightened manchild: YOU control the action! -Keith Because of the HUGE outcry from the Germanic LEGO fan community, the instructions are now available in German. At first I resisted this translation because the 3 famous Germanafols I had the pleasure of meeting refused to lead us in drinking songs in exchange for free beer. Hey, if they had asked me to sing Sweet Home Alabama in exchange for a bottomless pitcher of beer....get ready for some off-key souther fried goodness. Now start controlling the action you go you strudel eating MannKinder! And for the last time, yes I'll ship the prizes to Germany (except for Gary, he can't legally return to your country at this time). Letztes Jahr, etwa um diese Jahreszeit , veroeffentlichte ich meinen ersten Wettbewerb. http://www.classic-space.com/plugins/forum/forum_viewtopic.php?60486 Liebes Mannkind (und angehende Mannkinder) Nach einem Jahr ist es wieder an der Zeit einen neuen “King of the Action” zu kueren. “You control the Action” ist mehr als nur ein Nachsatz am Ende einer Lego-Werbung, mehr als eine Lebensphilisophie. Es ist ein Wettbewerb. Wichtig: Es gibt keine Nachfragen zu diesen Grundregeln und Standardklauseln - weder in diesem noch in irgendeinem anderen Diskussionsfaden. An diesen Diskussionsfaden werden ausschliesslich Wettbewerbseingaenge angehaengt. Falls Du einen Wettbewerbseingang kommenieren moechtest, dann warte bis der Wettbewerber dies auf einem anderen Diskussionsfaden oder Internetseite veroeffentlicht. Die meisten Wettbewerbsteilnehmer sind naturgemaess an Aufmerksamkeit interessiert. Bitte benutze in diesem Diskussionsfaden nur ein einiges Foto zusammen mit einer Verknuepfung zu weiten Fotos. Um es ganz klar auszudruecken: Ich moechte nur Wettbewerbseingaenge. Falls Du dazu Fragen hast: 1. Befrage dein Gewissen und finde Deine eigene Antwort: You control the Action. 2. Befrage deine Freunde. Falls Du keine hast, finde welche: You control the Action. 3. Erschiess Dich. You control the Action. 4. Falls Du die Aussage dieses Wettbewerbs in vollem Umfang befolgst oder die Regeln verletzt, wirst du vom Wettbewerb ausgeschlossen. You control the Action. Das Ziel: Das Ziel ist es “The Action” mit Minifigs in einem MOC mit Sci-fi / Horror Hintergrund darzustellen. Falls du eine Definition fuer Sci-fi/ Horror brauchst, dann schau Dir Alien, Event Horizon, Pitch Black … an, oder frag lieber nicht. "The Action" laesst sich wie folgt definieren: Die Verwendung von Minifigs um ein abgeschlossenes Geschehen zu vermittlen. Such dir dein Lieblingsverb aus (ja, ein TUN-Wort, so etwas wie ausruhen) und wende es auf dein MOC mit Minifigs an. * Bitte beachte, dass Microscale nicht ausgeschlossen ist. Zum Beispiel kannst du Miroscale Gebaeude fuer Perspektive verwenden, wie z.B Jerak der Grosse: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=346514 Brendan Powell Smith benutzt diese Techik auch in seinen biblischen Interpretationen, um Gebauede weit entfernt von den Minifigs erscheinen zu lassen. Falls du ein Schiffsbauer bist, dann kannst du diese Logik auch auf eine Flottenformation anwenden. Selbst fuer den Microscale-Typ gilt: You control the Action. Regeln: Jedes MOC mit Sci-Fi - Horror Hintergrund ist teilnahmeberechtigt solange folgende Kriterien erfuellt sind: 1. Es wurde noch niemals veroeffentlicht. 2. Es wurde ausschliesslich in diesem Diskussionsfaden veroeffentlicht. Keine Post, kein Email an mich! 3. Es enthaelt mindestens eine Minifig ODER einen Hook-Monkey (einen Affen mit mindestens einem Haken) 4. Kein Halo, Star Wars or andere Lizenzpflichtigen Themen. Dies ist kein Firmen-Wettbewerb (abgesehen von Lego), Johnny-builder!. Ausserdem sind Fan-bezogenen Lizenzausgaben streng verboten, es sei denn, du bist der alleinige lizenzvergabeberechtigte Eigentuemmer. Bitte [****] kein Iron Reich. 5. Dein MOC braucht einen Titel mit mindestens einem VERB. Falls es am Ende zwischen zwei MOCs unentschieden ist, entscheide ich nach dem besseren Titel. 6. Keine Verstuemmelten Teile. Ausschliesslich LEGO (bitte fuehle dich nicht beleidigt Nnenn) Brickarms ist akzeptiert auch wenn ich persoenlich dies noch nicht verwende. Ich werde dich nicht fuer die Verwendung eines hervorragenden Produktes bestrafen. 7. Die Groesse des MOCs ist nicht festgelegt. You control the action. Mir ist klar, dass dies fuer einige von Euch schwer zu verstehen ist, daher noch einmal im Klartext: Ich akzeptiere alles was irgendwie Sci-fi / Horror Bezug hat. 4 Fuss lange daemonische Schiffe, eklige Vignetten, Geister –Moonbase-Module, Zombie Dioramas, Blutzuege, einaeugige Monster, riesige besessene Supercomputer, untote Steampunks… Sicher hast du es jetzt begriffen. You control the action. 8. Nur ein Werk pro Teilnehmer Dauer: Start Datum: sofort Abgabe Stichtag: 1. Januar 2009 Deiner Zeitzone. You control the action. Beschwere dich nicht ueber das kurze Zeitfenster. Falls Du etwas in Vorbereitung hast, benutze es. Falls Du Dein bestes MOC bei dem Du allein fuer die Schattiernung der Oberlippe 3 Stunden brauchtest, gerade veroeffentlich hast: Pech. Fang an zu bauen You control the action. Preise!: Es gibt drei Preise mit denen Du Dich von Deinen geschlagenen Peers absetzen kannst : 1. King (oder Queen) of the Action! Award. * Dies ist das MOC das den Sinn von "The Action" (siehe oben genannte Definition von "The Action") herueberbringt. 2. Sexiest Action Award. * Beste Verwendung von maennlichen oder weiblichen Figuren die eine sexy Szene darstellen. Als Beispiel Freddy Mercury der mit untoten Chippendales, die nur Jetpacks und Fliegen tragen, um ein chromeglaenzendes Raumschiff kaempft. Danke Kevoh. *Bitte nicht zu tief unter der Guertellinie oder The Man (Rubin oder ein anderer Gangster mit stahlblauen Augen) wird den Eintrag aus dem Diskussionsfaden und damit aus dem Wettbewerb nehmen. Glaub mir ich liebe geistig anspruchslose Vorgaenge, aber dies ist eine jugendfreie Seite. 3. "That's Crazy Talk!" Award. * Dies ist fuer die Haendler des Bizarren. Es besteht die Moeglichkeit dass diese Kategory leer ausgeht, da dein MOC mir wirklich skurril erscheinen muss. Es muss mich buchstaeblich dazu bringen am Computer zu stehen, auf den Bildschirm zu deuten und laut “That's Crazy Talk” zu sagen! Fuer weitere Klaerung bitte ich Dich, dich zu erschiessen. * Mr Zhang bitte beachten Sie, dass auch Sie der allmaechtigen Naturgewalt des Alltags erliegen und dass Ihre Faehigkeit mich zu schockieren sich vermindert. Ihr leztes Diorama war grossartig, aber es ist nicht mehr in der Kategorie “Crazy Talk”. Ich erwaehne dies lediglich , da es Leute gibt die meinen, dass Sie jedesmal diesen Preis gewinnen werden. Fabelhafte Preise: Glaubt mir ihr Heckenschuetzen, es gilt “You Control the Action” also gibt es verschiedene Optionen Der BrickLink Preis ist besser als letztes Jahr, aber im grossen und Ganzen sind die Preise nicht so gut wie ich erhofft habe. Ich habe versucht meinen Status als Lego-Ambassador zu benutzen und einen Superpreis zu bekommen, aber bisher habe ich noch keine Aussage von Lego. Auf jeden Fall ist der beste Preis die Gewissheit, dass gilt “You controlled the action” und dass du siegreich das Schlachtfeld verlaesst auf dem die Ueberreste Deiner Gegener verrotten. Die Beurteilung: Sorry Johnny-builder, hier gilt “You Control the Action” ausnahmsweise nicht. Ich bin der alleinige Richter und Geschworene. Ich bin auch Dein Henker wenn Dein Kung-Fu schwach ist. Alle Formen der Bestechung werden in Betracht gezogen, aber mach Dir nur die Muehe wenn es etwas wirklich Tolles ist. Bitte beachtet, dass ich gluecklich verheiratet bin. Bitte beachte auch, dass - falls ich Deine Bestechung annehme - dieses Delikt (bruehwarm mit allen Details) veroeffentlichen werde. Alle Angebote bitte per Post direkt an mich. Um eine Vorstellung zu bekommen, wie ich letztes Jahr entschieden habe (etwa eine halbe Seite nach unten): http://www.classic-space.com/plugins/forum/forum_viewtopic.php?60486.30 Meine Kumpel und KeithLUG Mitglieder werden keinesfalls bevorzugt. So wie es keinen Fight Club gibt, gibt es auch kein KeithLUG. Es ist lediglich eine Ausgeburt eines kranken Gehirns. Wenn Spezi sein ueberhaupt in Betracht gezogen wird, dann wird es gegen Dich verwendet. Viel Glueck und vergiss nicht: Ob Du gewinnst, verlierst oder Dich gar nicht erst beteiligst, weil Du nur ein Mannkind bist: YOU control the action! -Keith [ Edited Wed Nov 05 2008, 09:50PM ] | ||
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| Keith Goldman posts: 279 | Word to the youngsters out there, when Whateverly speaks, you better listen. The new deadline for controlling the action is JANUARY 1, 2009. Now you really have no excuses, except of course for your own refusal to risk getting cyber-punched in the face by a better builder and then having him (or Megan) rip one of the three awards from your cold dead hands. Oh, real life stuff is always a good excuse too. Don't reply unless you have an entry, talk amongst yourselves. Thank you for your time, and your anticipated participation. -Keith | ||
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| Dave Shaddix posts: 5 | So I am supposed to reply to this once I am all finished with my entry? ...the urge was impossible to resist. | ||
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| Keith Goldman posts: 279 | Upon further review I decided that for many, the prize is the best part of the contest. I’d like to think it’s the spirited combat or the quest of an otherwise anonymous MOCer for GLORY! FOR SPARTA!....but sometimes it is all about the prizes. To that end, I have begged, threatened, cajoled, blackmailed, bartered, titillated and most of all controlled some action to get YOU better prizes. If I had a soul to sell, I would have. The Prizes are so good I’m considering at least two more awards, depending on how much action I see from you, and how good it is. THESE ARE YOUR BENEFACTORS. They all get big props from me and I hope consideration for your patronage (where applicable) for controlling the community-service action. Thanks again everyone. Will Chapman (noted Lego Fest Swagmeister) has opened the sacred vaults at his BRICKARMS headquarters and generously donated a prize sure to inspire. In the interest of generating interest you’ll get no numbers out of me. I’ll only say that his commitment included phrases like “great prototypes”, “specially colored”, and “injected”. Thanks for injecting the contest Will! All of you BRICKARMS fans …feel free to head on over and let Will know with either your dollar, or your support on his Forums, that you appreciate his service to Sparta…er…the community. I don’t know too many other vendors who hand out product left and right BRICKARMS http://www.brickarms.com/ “FOR GLORY!” Joe Meno (noted Space Paparazzi, Bon Vivant, and Editor/Creator of BrickJournal) has graciously offered a prize no attention-seeking, glory-hound (like me) could ever resist. The Mighty Joe brings you: 1. BrickJournal Compendiums 1 and 2 (covering issues 1-5 of the online issues) 2. A full page photo in an upcoming edition of the winner and his MOC. 3. A free copy (or two or three) of their issue. 4. A mini subscription to BrickJournal As a former contributor to BrickJournal and a satisfied subscriber I think this prize rocks the house, thank you Joe! I know not everyone has extra money to support even one of these contributors, I realize that the economy is bad, but if you do have a Lego budget, why not spend it on somebody like Joe who gives back to the community. And it’s a great rag. BRICKJOURNAL: http://www.brickjournal.com “For People, Building, Community” Kyle Peterson of BRICKFORGE (one of two of the finest minifig customizers around - RedBean & Armothe), has also answered the call to action and generously donated a CHROME CLASSIC SPACEMAN with undisclosed CHROME accessories. Feel free to head over to BRICKFORGE and say thanks on his forums, or better yet, buy some of the weapons and accessories you wish LEGO made. Thank you RedBean & Armothe! BRICKFORGE: http://www.brickforge.com/store/home.php (FOR THE MODS!) Gary McIntire (Leonidas, LegoLand designer, Mr. GSnot) has hooked you up with some sweet LegoLand action. Gary has generously donated, for one lucky winner, 2 tickets to the park (Carlsbad California USA Location) and a personalized tour of the park’s model shop. Gary’s not selling anything (that I’m aware of), so just give him a high-5 when you see him at a fest. GARY: http://www.flickr.com/photos/garymc/ “For pure unadulterated mastery of the action” THESE FINE MERCHANTS OF BRICKLINK: (This is where it wouldn’t kill you to drop a dime if you’re spending money ANYWAY). I am NOT going to list their actual contributions until after the competition because they are all equal in generosity and equally deserving of your patronage. In that spirit, the merchants are presented in no particular order. Thanks again you guys! 1. A BIG BRICK SHOP SALE http://www.bricklink.com/store.asp?p=LegoBrickShop 2. ThorzBrikTopia http://www.bricklink.com/store.asp?p=fosterbengoshi 3. Ash's Extras http://www.bricklink.com/store.asp?p=ash_274 4. Rens Brick Room & Customs http://www.bricklink.com/store.asp?p=renhoffman *Check back occasionally to see updates to this list. I was anxious to get the word out and there may still be some BrickLink action to come. So you can have a piece of that sweet, sweet action…and more if you have the skill and determination. There are also some people out there who I contacted that I’ve yet to hear from so check back. If these prizes don’t awaken the killer within, there is surely something wrong with you, or you may have an extreme allergy to the action. Thanks again to everyone who answered the call of your favorite self-serving smack-daddy. -Keith [ Edited Thu Oct 23 2008, 01:42PM ] | ||
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 Giovanni Seynhaeve posts: 5 | hey, Keith, I've menaged to create an account, but haven't found a way yet to upload pictures. I asked you at MOCpages as well. please help me out. I'ld love to compete. | ||
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Evil Rodent Thing Johnny Frye posts: 458 | The Ending Imbogorian Flying Bloodfish  Marko Ramius watched in petrified horror as more and more of the creatures rose out of the river of blood, dripping with the red liquid, and moved gracefully through the air, straight toward him. He had barely survived an encounter with a single one. His fingers tightened around the cold, slimy sausage that was his only weapon. He knew these were his last few minutes on earth, but he did not intend to go quietly. No, not quietly at all. (It is recommended that you listen to this while looking at this vignette. It adds much to the dramatic effect.) -Dr. X [ Edited Sun Feb 01 2009, 11:12AM ] "That's so true, Adam would probably shoot of his own foot and crash into a wall." | ||
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| Keith Goldman posts: 279 | kimosabe said ... hey, Keith, I've menaged to create an account, but haven't found a way yet to upload pictures. I asked you at MOCpages as well. please help me out. I'ld love to compete. Kyle has thoughtfully pre-answered your question, and most of the average new citizen's questions: http://www.classic-space.com/plugins/forum/forum_viewtopic.php?45018 I look forward to your entry, -Keith Oh, and Johnny SoCal, thank you for getting us off and running with a great MOC and providing a perfect example of the entry format for any newbies to absorb. [ Edited Mon Oct 27 2008, 08:48PM ] | ||
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 Arnold Teo posts: 12 | This is my entry Blacktron attack. The gallery http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/78920 And a second Blacktron attack: Bloody negosiations. The gallery http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/78926 [ Edited Thu Oct 30 2008, 11:18AM ] Never hunt a whimp it takes the joy out of victory. | ||
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Too hot to hoot. Nathan Proudlove posts: 479 | Unable to die, unable to really live. After an accident on a space station, the astronaut is cast into orbit, never to be rescued and doomed to survive until the end of his natural life in a spacesuit designed to attend to all his physical needs forever. At first the astronaut is relieved that his suit keeps him alive, but as weeks go by he comes to understand his fate a little more. His helpless body orbits the earth fourteen times a day. His screams echo inside his helmet, heard only by himself. His hair begins to cover his face, obscuring his view of the earth. Decades of ultimate loneliness, unable to die. A glimpse perhaps of the horror of hell. | ||
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Blacktron Admiral G. Joosten posts: 167 | Here is my entry: Unwilling to die  In the Agantem System, an ambush was set up to destroy the Atemoes 200. It was set up perfectly, but something went wrong. The Atemoes 200 drop out of hyperspace, the enemy ships surounded the Atemoes. As evendent of the damage, the enemy ships got of quite a few shots, but the dieing crew, as a last ditch effort, made an uncalculated jump into hyperspace. Only one of the crew was not sucked into space when the force fields holding the air in shorted out. No one ever saw the Atemoes 200 again....... But whenever a ship passes through the Agantem System, they see a battle damaged ship, not shown on any sensors of any kind, piloted by the one crewman who is unwilling to die...... Gallery (when public) with 27 more pictures: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=350863 I rule Blacktron where I live | ||
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 Imz posts: 13 | Rockets, Rayguns and Robots. I'll get time to finish a space diorama properly one day...   Brickshelf. Flickr.  Rockets Vb. To move swiftly. [ Edited Mon Nov 10 2008, 02:01PM ] | ||
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Runs Bartertown Main Admin Dan Rubinposts: 1040 | Here's my entry... more text to follow later. The thread is here. -Dan NewBrickOrder Lego Ambassador | ||
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 Taylor Murphy posts: 1 | Crapping Bungies-an attack to remember.  http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=353771 TIME FOR PAIN! I know it looks like a castle, but it's actually the 411th legion for the recharging of the Fascist Tetragramination acttacking a Medival Castle/Fort. They recently discovered a wormhole and decided to give it a try, which led them to Sunshine Castle in the year 1066 A.D. Year of the Lord in the plains of Wales. Fun stuff eh? This is a theme Shannon Ocean started on, and I thought I'd carry it out. Classic Spastle! If you can spot the female action,good for you,there is one scene. Also, one a Nannan's horror mongrels is gulumping about-if you can spot it,good for you. Thanks for the fun times Goldman~LL [ Edited Wed Nov 26 2008, 08:12AM ] Go Titan's Go! | ||
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 matt wagner posts: 2 | don't step on the ginormous butterfly!    my humble entry to the contest. Based on a short story by Ray Bradbury, it tells of travelers from the future who offer tourists a chance to shoot down a dinosaur. Forget that insanely retarded movie, this is how it was meant to be illustrated. With laygoes! | ||
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| Keith Goldman posts: 279 | Ladies, gentlemen, mannkinder and those of you who have yet to decide, In the spirit of the Yuletide action, and the Talmudic action, and the Ashura'n action and even the Festivusian action, I am extending the contest until Feb 1. However, anyone who gets their entry in by the Jan 1 deadline, and manages to win a category, will get priority when selecting prizes. Oh, and our man Steve Witt (LEGO Community Relations Coordinator) has graciously donated some as yet undisclosed prizes for the contest, so give him a Christmas Goose by way of thanks, next time you see him. Oh, and one last thing. If RYAN WOOD doesn't enter this contest by Feb1 (after not entering last year although saying he WOOD, and asking for an extension this time)....he wins his own award... King of the Mannkinder, and will probably be forced to wear a crown or T-shirt or something bearing that slogan at a fest. Now, in the words of Jay-Z: "got two choices y'all pull over the car or (hmmm) Bounce on the double put the pedal to the floor" Remember that Festivus doesn't end until somebody pins the Color Schemer! Merry Christmas, [****]. -Keith [ Edited Sun Dec 21 2008, 04:58PM ] | ||
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