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I've been talking with some ATD devs. LEGO Racers 4 never got beyond early technical work, and was never a playable game - this "LEGO Racers CC" thing isn't it. So we've actually got two separate LEGO racing games that were canceled within a few years of each other, plus the canceled 2009 game we know even less about... Oy, LEGO, what do you have against racers?

It stands out, but not in a good way. It makes it look like you accidentally held the Shift key for too long when typing "Block." A better way to highlight it would be to change the color. So instead of BLock Raiders you might try Block Raiders. Here, the entire word "block" is highlighted which still gives the impression that we're pointing it out so you notice it's different, but without the perception that you made a typo in the title. The last thing you want to hear people say is "did you spell that right?" when mentioning the title. I like that six-wheel Crusher model. Did you make that or someone else on the team? With enough modification to avoid LEGO's wrath I think it would turn out quite well.

Martin Wood, who did Art Direction & Management for Island Xtreme Stunts and Character Models/Textures for Soccer Mania, has his own portfolio website: 11/13/15: Two years after posting this, I finally made an effort to contact him. In my message, I introduced myself and explained how I found his site. Specific questions about the games were not prepared yet, but I told him that they would be composed and asked later. The only question I had immediately was if he had any more images like the ones above. 11/22/15: I finished composing questions and sent them off in another e-mail (See last post on first page).

DOWNLOAD: https://ore.rockraidersunited.org/legacy/pepper_65055.zip Face texture is from LEGO Digital Designer.

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Overview When crime in LEGO City gets so out of control that the Police Force cannot contain it, special armoured vans are sent out. These prototypes* are heavily armoured, and fitted with hidden devices that surprise and outwit the criminals they are sent to capture. Few can escape these special force vans, besides the Brickster and his super jetpack, perhaps. This model, which I have yet to think up a good name for, was built based on models I built when I was little. They were spy vehicles which always had some hidden features, stuff that hadn't really been produced in LEGO sets until the Agents theme. I put function over form, so it doesn't look particularly great, but I guess the same applies in the real world too when it comes to these types of vehicles. *My cover story on all my models, to excuse any possible improvements Photos This is the main view of the model. It's moderately tall and thin for a vehicle, and has side panelling. See More View a 2Ï€-radian rotation of the model below: Police Van MOC (41MB) Note: Use the arrow keys to rotate the image. You may need to click on the image first. Additionally, the first rotation may lag while it loads the images. I'll update this soon to be viewable online, currently it isn't working (perhaps it's too big).

You mean like the "Settings" button I put? Oh, that button is much better. Thanks.

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I did the Great Huna because I'm running out of this series of masks, so I can't work in reverse order anymore. I noticed that its coloration made it look remarkably like a cough-drop. Cough-Huna anyone?