Very cool !! where can i find a copy of the 2 sets of MOC vig rules you mentioned? i wasnt aware there was any, guess i am not as intouch with the AFOL world as i thought i was lol hopefully i will have some of my works posted soon so you can check them outi would love any and all feedback from such a talented artist :)

Cool job with the Goo!

Nope, technique shots and such are fine... but the interior really is just a few random pieces of junk, and no revolutionary techniques to speak of. I just shoved a whip through one window, a scientist through the other, and went from there. The riddle concerns a universal solvent... if there really was a substance that could dissolve anything, it would be nigh on impossible to contain, leading to the question "what would you keep it in?"

I'm talking about the riddle that Tom Simon was talking about, the one which was about which container was holding the solvent. I would also like it ALOT if you were to take out the back wall so we could have an inside view, if it isn't against the rules. (I don't know them.)

What riddle? I never said anything about one. It's just a funny little scene I made. The bubbles are made out of a few different ball joint elements and dishes.

What is the riddle??? Also i would like to know any others if you know any (I love riddles!). And What ARE the bubbles made of?

Nice creation! By the way, thanks for all your comments on my stuff.

I'm familiar with that riddle as well. Right now, the answer is no containers at all. Thanks!

This is a very good build. It only looks simple, which is part of the mastery. Insane and genious are too closely related to warrant being considered separately. Besides being very Larson like, this also reminds me of a riddle about what container was holding the solvent.

Cool!

Very cool vignette!

Ah, O.K.

Like I mentioned below, I'm using Shannon Young's vignette rules, because I think they're truer to the nature of vignettes than the MOColympics rules. Thanks for commenting. Well, I guess one way or another, something's eating up the sidewalk. Thanks!

Noice. I defiantly like the side walk. But, I didn't know there was a mini-fig limit for vigs...

Cool! From the first pic it looked like there was a big cavity where the black stuff was. Cool bubbled too.

So many kind comments from so many kind people! Thanks everyone.

The bubbling and floating sidewalk make it almost move!

cool! i love the bubble effects.

Very cool bubbling effect and the thought behind changing the color of the wall.

very nice. looks slimy and bubbly, great job!

Very nice. I love the humor, and the liquid is great.

It's from Shannon Young's vignette and diorama contest. The set of rules for vignettes in that contest was quite helpful, and perhaps better than the current 8x8 with overhang rule.

Nice vignette, the liquid looks like a tar pit. I also wasn't aware of this vignette 'rule'. Who told you that?

Thanks.

Amusing and nicely done. A great little vig.

Hahaha... I'll deliver a more official challenge sometime later, like when you're aren't judging in any contests I know about. If you want I can set up a private group to arrange stuff when the MO contest is over. Thanks a lot for your comment. Thanks.

I can be nice too, when people don't come to tell me to have a MOC off having it all figured out, without asking me anything first. Especially, I can be nice on a page like this: it's awesome!

Funny vignette.

Thanks. Thanks. I've learned the importance of keeping visible studs to a minimum, partly from you. I didn't realize until now how close this is to studless.

Haha nice vignette!

Nice and scary little scene :O well done on the build, so smooth.