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Akorax MOCs I thought since I've made a few MOCs now I'd post about them too. Fullsize images with transparent background can be found in the link below. I use google drive since RRU has a filesize limit for uploaded pictures. Gallery https://drive.google.com/open?id=1UYfbsMYZZZMCnb5OW9FqUpYbgFqE2rUq Thumbnails Motorcycle (Inspired by a ww2 bike MOC) Tricycle (Original concept) Magma Transport (Chrome Crusher back of the box build) Big Drill Station (my first ever MOC) Research Centre with removeable modules. (Inspired by RRChief design)

That's me! Hoping more can be recovered somehow. Edit: Also, here's the conversation I had with LEGO customer support, in April 2017: Of course, now we know Badgerhammer wasn't involved in the original. (Also, Badgerhammer's game isn't online any longer, either, and as far as I know the BMP didn't archive it either... Though at least there's several videos of it out there.) Another edit - an older chat with @PeabodySam with some more details: Edit again - from today:

Since I've made too many boats, I've decided to make one thread for all of them. The previous threads have been merged. More pictures will come. Check the spoilers under each main image for more on each boat. Family photos: Miss Behave I was recategorizing some mixed bins by color and I found a few TYCO army bricks. I don't have very many but I was able to use them in a build. Hydro Thunder was on my mind so I tried my hand at some nonstandard building techniques. Miss Behave isn't my favorite boat, but she's pretty good when taking her off a ramp. I feel like I could have done better, but I used almost every single one of the olive green bricks I have. Let me know if you want different angles. This was a quick afternoon build and I took the pics almost as quickly.

I made a post on reddit a while back about this but I recently found this forum and figured some people on here might be interested in it as well. There's a game I've been looking for called TALES OF THE LEGO EXPRESS but I can't seem to find it anywhere. I compiled all my information on it into a gallery on imgur, which you can find here. In my search I found a video on the website vimeo of all the animations from the game: I emailed Chop Shop Studio but sadly all they could find were more screens from the game, which I have also added to the imgur gallery. I also emailed One Trick Pony hoping to get in touch with Rob Reed since he was apparently the one who designed this game, however I've yet to hear back from them and I doubt I will. On reddit a user named utter_bodge commented on my post sending me the entire archived script of the game, as well as an adaptation someone made on Ink, a popular text adventure maker. Sadly it seems that this game will never be playable again in its original format. Still, it's kinda neat to look back on this since it was such a large part of my and many others' childhoods. So that's my story. If anyone has any more information on this game I'd love to hear all about it.