Palpatine's Shrink-O-Matic Ray Contest Poll

[Solo]

Thirty four entries, three votes per person, seven days to pick. Have fun!

[Darth Mitz]

amazing entries. only picking three was hard work. Good luck all.

[mjfirefly]

I'll say! They're ALL fantastic - makes we want to watch ROTJ again...

[Margot]

These are awesome! I think Lego should take note for their next advent calendar- I'd pay a lot of money to get one of these babies daily!

[emmtwosix]

Lots of really good entries! As usual, it's hard to pick just three. Well done and best of luck.

[sparkart]

Some of these are really nice with their very small part count. Very clever. I could imagine them being in an Advent Calendar, and it would be cool to get Star Wars game microfigs in USA more easily.

I wonder if there is some philosophy or decree about game microfigs. I mean, I know Hasbro put the kibosh on LEGO selling the games in the US, but is there some LEGO company internal rule that "only LEGO games contain game microfigs"?

I know we all love Star Wars microfigs, but I suspect there's not enough clamouring for them that LEGO would try another midi-scale lineup.

[Rook]

I'm pretty impressed for this odd scale on how may good entries we had. Some of the speeder bikes are great examples of building tiny things without leaving out too many details.

[Ultron32]

Tough choice. I could've used 5 votes...or 6.

[banthafodder]

Thanks FBTB for another great contest. Very impressive entries. Good luck to all.

[zhouston]

Awesome builds all around guys, this was a fun contest to watch, and the voting was not easy. Good luck to all!

[Ultron32]

This isn't just a one round thing, is it? Will there be a bracket?

[buriedbybricks]

This isn't just a one round thing, is it? Will there be a bracket?

From the contest rules:

- Only one round of voting.

[etcknight]

Wow! Some really great entries and interesting building techniques. Good luck everyone!

[Margot]

It was really fun asking my 7 year old to pick 3 favorites. He changed his mind several times except for his first choice which always remained his favorite. Too bad he doesn't get to vote. None of his 3 picks matched mine either. It's going to be a very close contest!

[phuonom]

Some of these are really nice with their very small part count. Very clever. I could imagine them being in an Advent Calendar, and it would be cool to get Star Wars game microfigs in USA more easily.

I wonder if there is some philosophy or decree about game microfigs. I mean, I know Hasbro put the kibosh on LEGO selling the games in the US, but is there some LEGO company internal rule that "only LEGO games contain game microfigs"?

I know we all love Star Wars microfigs, but I suspect there's not enough clamouring for them that LEGO would try another midi-scale lineup.

Is THAT what happened? Man! I've been trying to figure that one out for two years! So the Hoth set is real, but I can't get it in the US. That explains so much. I thought for sure Legoland California would have it. When they didn't, I began to wonder if it was a real set. Thanks for solving that mystery!

[darth_fett]

wow, this was so fun! pity i couldn't get to my own lego bricks to enter. so many tough choices! The speeders, while using such few pieces were really a decent build & ones I would purchase if given the chance. Larger builds such as the AT-TE just blew my mind, and the Tantive IV build holds a special place in my heart. Maybe because i built the UCS version (and would never want to rebuild it. Evar!). If only it were 5 choices. At least.

[banthafodder]

Congratulations to the winners and thanks again for a great contest.

[scotth510]

Thanks to everyone who voted for my build. I I am looking forward to see what you guys have up your sleeves for the next competition. Congrats to everyone who made this so much fun.