Nice funny MOC!

nice SNOT!

Thanks! Sorry, I don't have time to enter, as I am currently in the MOColympics.

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Cool moc.

Ha great moc! :)

Awesome technique, I like it. Hilarious. Love the look on that guy's face

Great job! It is look good and very funny! Good luck!

Awesome Halhi! Lovin' it!

A Awesome MOC!

Lawl ;)

Nice job! That drain pipe is very clever.

Nice little MOC!

I like it. Your choice of clear plate for the window to capture the wet look is excellent. I’m also glad you decided go for the two story building despite the limited space (6x6). It works quite well here. The snot work you did to make the window fit is pretty cool as well. I didn't like this part: "Notice that the man washing the window dropped the sponge as he began to fall." A MOC like this is like a picture in a story book. Make everything obvious. If you feel the need to draw attention to a detail in your text, then consider removing the detail from the MOC, or consider how to make the detail more visually obvious. Using your MOC as a specific example of what I mean: maybe use one of those new little buckets instead of the sponge, and maybe hand the bucket at an odd angle below the man, like it was falling at the same time? That way, there is less room for confusion. The yellow "Sponge" you used could be mistaken for flower, or a random part that fell off the house, or maybe even… a sponge. But really, visually it could be anything. But, a bucket would always look like a bucket. I often feel the need to explain details in my MOCs, but I try to keep it at the level of a story. Again, using this MOC as an example, I would say: This guy is cleaning his window and it's not going well" but "Look at the sponge that he dropped" is sort of like spoon feeding your viewer. This is a pretty nit-noid little detail though. Over all, this is a Great MOC in a tiny foot print. Attack!

Pretty nice work. I like how it's a small scene with much action going on in it. Also, with small scenes you can add in alot of details which you did well. The best part is probably the window. To improve, I wouldn't show shots of the inside. And I would maybe add some details on the side of the house. Like a gargoule or a sculputure like-thing.

No complaints on qualifying. Detail: Lovely detail with everything, 20/20. Relation: He is in the process of failing and will do so, so it does relate. I say 18/20 just because he hasn't quite failed yet. Originality: Most dealt with falling, so some originality knoked off to 17/20. Personal Oinion: Very clean and clear and just great to look at, 20/20. A grand total of 75/80. Very nice job mai boi!

Good luck! I think you are going to do good! The effect on the window is also very very nice!

awesome good luck on the 6x6 contest

Wow! This is awesome! So much detail crammed onto a 6x6 base plate, AND you managed to put an inside to the house! The window, the gutter, and the ladder completely blew me away! Detail: 19/20, Relation to Contest: 20/20, Originality: 19/20, Personal Opinion: 19/20, Overall Score: 77/80. It will be hard to beat this one! Great job!

Sure! Just remember to give me credit for it.

An incredible ladder technique, mind if I use it in an upcoming build?

Good work!Imaginative!

Good advice lol. Cool Moc!

Cool! I like the interor!