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Its like one of those movies that when you watch it again, you notice things that you didn’t see the first time. For example, the artist placed his minifig avatar in the first panel, foreshadowing the climax. 🙂
The odds of winning this contest are dwindling further wth 550 entries … and the more experienced contestants usually wait until the end to upload! One thousand dollars in LEGO prizes is apparently very motivating for LEGO builders!
I love this action shot:
Up to 871 entries and there are still a few days to go. Mr. Frost, will you have an entry, or are you still overrun by rovers? 🙂
Mr. Frost, will you have an entry, or are you still overrun by rovers?
I had great intentions, but it is not going to happen. Between Febrovery and my ambitious plans for the Q1 challenge, something had to give.
That is a smart move – considering the number of entries and the capricious judging of Rebrick contests, your chances of winning the Q1 challenge are infinitely greater.
They notify the winners at least a week before hand so they can get all the necessary paperwork sent, signed and returned before making the announcement. If the paperwork does not get back to them in time they have to choose another winner.
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