Thanks, Dave. Glad you like it, though I can't imagine you hadn't already figured out that technique. You should throw a couple how-to's out there yourself. I know I would like to see how you achieve some of the effects you get.

Thanks Brody. I don't even build when she is. I just try to help her without telling her what to do. It's so exhilerating to watch our kids use that imagination, isn't it?

Thanks a lot Mastermind! I can't build what is called a "clean" build. I need the details. And my daughter apprectiates your comment as well.

Thanks, Joe. I saw this comment when you posted it, I've just been a thoughtless so-and-so and have been really bad about replying to comments on this build. Glad you like the Munch's work, she gets such a charge out of the LEGO community's approval of her builds. As for my page...hee hee...glad it gave you a chuckle. I wanted to keep it from being too informational and just give the folks who read it something amusing. As for My Current Favorites, the MOTD is supposed to be on a random basis, and there is some real brilliance going on for this site, and I just want those builds, (like your Jetfire), to get the accolades that they deserve. That's why I do a write-up for each one. It's also good for the community. I update it every Tuesday, so come back and check it out from time to time. You may find some greatness you haven't seen yet.

Thanks, Andre. I find that I'm really enjoying this microscale. Glad you like it.

Nice little ship with an excellent snot technique. I use a similar technique with my action figures. Loving your daughters creation – it looks a bit like a rocking ship (due to the curved base) :P. Your homepage is absolutely hilarious – it was like reading my own thoughts but much funnier than I could ever put it.

A nice ship. Thanks for sharing the SNOT technique. It was new to me!

Nifty build!

Clever stuff !>>...well done

What a great little build you have there. Thanks for sharing your building techniques. Super work on a mini /micro scale.

Great little ship you have here! I like the micro ships you make, Small but detailed.

Designing small objects is often harder than large ones. This is a brilliant design, Tim, and I'm looking forward to the things to come.

Thanks for sharing your SNOT process. The main photo is an excellent presentation. ~Dave

Nice transport. Just enough detail to interesting but simple enough to look like a transport. Your daughters MOC is great. Building with your kids is fun as long as your not trying to build something specific. I should post some of my kids builds.

Wow this is really awesome! I like the details you stil managed to squeeze in while keeping a nice spaceship-like shape. Your daughter's ship looks great! 5/5 IMO :)

Sweet! This ship is really cool; lookin' forward to seeing the city! Your daughter has some skills, too! :D

I read your reply to the challenge. I can't wait to see what you come up with. Putting it in that red Martian setting will undoubtedly look fantastic. Thanks, as always, for the compliment.

Thanks, Luke. The city is proving to be fun but very challenging. And my daughter got a big smile on her face from your compliment. There's nothing in the world quite like sitting next to your child and building with LEGO. On a side note, I saw that you're getting quite a few votes for a most improved MOCie. Good luck, I hope you get it.

Thanks for the compliment. The Munch was thrilled that you liked hers as well.

I really like this, especially as a taster for your city. I started planning some things for my answer to your space city challenge this week (hence a drop in my normal frenetic posting). Give your daughter the thumbs up from me, that's a great spaceship :).

Nicely done, if this is any indication the city'll be great! Oh, and your daughter's MOC is most excellent. ;)

BEST SHIP EVER! Your daughter's ship is great!