There Was an Old Man

That's what came to mind when I saw this, since the cottage is so crooked. But hey, it's quite effective here.

The rockwork, the sagging roof, the boards on the front, it all works together to make one heck of a sweet MOC. Nicely done, David.

Caught on Camera

These wonderful pictures are done by Leda Kat, and are extremely wonderful! The lego scenes themselves are not only amazing, but the ghost in each one is just eye catching! I love every different build, here are a few more:







How she made the ghost see through is astonishing! Even though it was photoshopped, she did an excellent job of it, making it still look clean, and perfect. She certainly did a lot of them, and made each picture special in its own way. Check out the full set of pictures on MOCpages!

Narnia: Ambush at the Waterfall

This eye catching scene is built by Simon S., and is just wonderful to look at. This is one of my favorite scenes from Narnia, and Simon did a fantastic job recreating it in Lego! The falling waterfall is wonderful, and that wolf design is fantastic! His trees are also fantastic, and the border just completes this spectacular creation! View it on MOCpages and flickr!

Millennium Falcon

This is probably one of the best forced perspective creations I have ever seen. Built by Blake Baer, he pays attention to every small detail. All the different ships in the background are awesome! His control panel is very accurate, and well built! His windshield is super accurate, and the design is awesome as well. There are to many awesome details to list, you have to check it out for yourself, on MOCpages and flickr!

Cair Paravel

This wonderful build is built by my good friend Paul Vermeesch and local elementary students for the C.S. Lewis festival in Petoskey, Michigan. This large diorama of the Narnian Castle of Cair Paravel is just beautiful to look at! The angles achieved in this build are wonderful, I really like all the different sections, and the rockwork is amazing! The cheese slope beach is a fantastic idea! There are tons of wonderful details, to many to list them all. Check it out for yourself on flickr!

Good Things Come in Small Packages

Well, if you can call a 32x32 small. What I was referring to was that this build is microscale. There's a contest going on over at the Classic-Castle Forums in which you have to build a microscale castle, no bigger than 32x32. I've entered, but my entry was disqualified due to non-purist elements used, so I'm building madly trying to finish another entry without those elements. Toltomeja doesn't seem to have been rushed, and it shows. I love this.

The fact that the walls aren't even straight is awesome.

Don't Compare Yourself, They Say

I say, when I see something like this, I can't help but compare my Ferkel to spook's Ferkel. Mine pales completely in comparison.

Here is mine (shameless self-promotion, I know. It's for a good cause.):

And here is Tim's amazing version:

Please, take your pick. I pick Tim's, myself. Plus that little SAFS is the icing on the cake.