Bricks in Motion
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UniLego, it is a bit long. You might consider replacing the technic piece connecting the handle and blade by simply putting the blade's holder's technic pin into a regular 1x2, surrounding the tube in that brick's underside.
Anyone else? It's rearing up onto Wednesday again, and there's only been one entry so far.
That's a good key and concept, but it never looks right when the studded floor suddenly ends and a conpletely different textured, lighted, focused, and angled wall starts.
Nice green screening! To me, I think you've won so far. 
Last night I dreampt that Noodle entered this challenge. 
Thanks uniLego.
BG-your right it does look funny with the floor suddenly stopping. I did over look that in the rush to get my idea done. I will try to keep that in mind for my next shot.
I do have another idea that I will try to get posted today
Last night I dreampt that Noodle entered this challenge.
Weird dream.....
see below for updated picture
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I just don't think the set and the background go together well.
Hmmmmm, so the antique object is supposed to be the pay phone? 
I think the car is an antique, so it broke down, and now the guy needs a lift.
NXTManiac
C'mon, when was the last time you saw someone use a payphone to call a tow truck?
I have been having difficulties finding good images and am trying to work on it. I was going for a rest area in the middle of no where. Am I am able to re-submit the picture with a different back ground if I find one?
Yep.
Sooooooo . . . . . feedback please? 
The idea was good, but the key dosen't look quite perfect and I hate when the baseplate just cuts off suddenly.
BGanimations: The baseplate suddenly stopping is sometimes tough to avoid but I agree it does look weird. Perhaps we should accept it as some sort of scientific anomaly of a parallel dimension.
Unilego: I like the concept as well and the gramophone model looks good. The keying does need to be tighter and try elevating your set (books are good for this) so that the green screen goes all the way to the bottom.
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