Nice twistable napkin. I love your spaghetti. Cool use of the ring in the goblet!

Ah, yes. Pity! You'll be delighted to hear I'm now currently in the midst of an etiquette class. ;)

Very awesome man! The design is excellent!

WOW!!!!! Did your spaghetti get cold while you were placing the Lego olives and basil on your Lego Creation? Great Job with it all!

Hey Rob, nice to hear from you! Thanks for stopping by!

GREAT now you made me hungry. But it is epic even if the MOC make me hungry, the Spaghetti look awesome like how you use the tire. The desert is epic AND IT CHOCOLATE wow i butter control my self before i go crazy for chocolate. The Fork look great even i mostly don't eat with a Fork. The Napkin look epic love how it twistable. The Pewter Goblet look awesome if only it was silver. Well i give this a 10 out of 10 and keep MOCing. :)

That looks so detailed! You should upload the recipe for this dish. Also check out my Lego City 2012!

That is amazing Ian well done

Very nicely presented! I like the pentagonal gelato dish, and the droid arm spaghetti too. Should've painted your face for the last pic, though. =P

Congratulations, Ian! Your going to Round 3. =D

Brilliant and very original creation!! I'm totally fund of this one!!

awesome

Wonderful! Everything in this meal looks just perfect! Congrats on making it to R3, looking forward to see your star wars/treCk creation!

You should have friends over for dinner and serve this to them as a joke!

Yummmm looks good!

Many thanks for the kind comments everyone.

Amazing fork, and just noticed how great that trans-clear ice cream bowl is.

Congrats on the win Ian! Good Luck in all the other rounds :D

Ha ha well done!

Congratulations on advancing Ian. As I said on Annie's build I couldn't call this one - it's lunch vs dinner! Great parts use, I really like the effect offered by using the upside-down tan plates, the flexible napkin and the cutlery. The shot next to the real plate of spaghetti is great. Well done and good luck.

Congratulations on the win, you've definitely created an entry that's led me to worry about what you'll do for the next round. Can't wait for the category!

Congrats, you silly goofball! LOL Nicely built meal, good luck in Round 3!~H

Ian you look awesome eating your spaghetti XD

Thanks Annie. You're a great sport, and (as stated by the judges) it was definitely a close round! Thanks for being a fun and awesome opponent! :) ~Ian

Congrats on the win Ian! You deserved it. :) The very best of luck in round 3! :D

*snoops back into bracket and looks around to see if Cody is anywhere near* Great entry Ian, and congrats on moving to the next round! I'm loving the inverse bricks as noodles, but I couldn't help but notice that your table setting is off. The blade of the knife always faces toward the plate. Never away. *Snuffs* Most intolerable...

Thanks!

Thank you. I'm delighted that someone took note of the cape spoon! :)

You and Annie both did awesome builds for this challenge, it was a close call but you get my vote for the round plate sand the tyre/olives.

How can I not vote for an entry with me in it? Haha it was actually the napkin and cape spoon that won me over, but we'll try to convince the other contestants that they can get brownie points that way. You've got my vote!

Thanks for your kind comments Noah! :)

SPAGHETTI!!! XD Great MOC Ian, you make some of the greatest details I've ever seen :D Good Luck! You have a formidable opponent ;)

Great entry! I love the pewter plate and goblet. I knew it was authentic when I mistook the real plate of spaghetti for the bricky one.

Fantastic build, Annie is a great builder and will still find it hard to beat this mate :)

Ian, you're SOO mature. ;) This is the ONE occasion I enjoy spaghetti. Other than this it's about my arch enemy. :) I love the spoon, and the plate and olives are ingenious! Good luck!

I've always enjoyed food related creations. And you have done justice here! Nice idea having the plates go upside-down to capture the noodle feel. The spaghetti looks delicious! Though I don't think I could say the same thing for the desert. -LB Senior

That got my mouth watering! Maybe bring some to BW next year? ;) Thanks for the comment Heath!

Excellent job Ian! I had spaghetti last night actually...with homemade sauce with tomatoes and squash from my garden. Bon Apetite! Oh, and good luck with the judges! :P

Very well done!

Spify tableware! Bery Vest of Luck! :)

Fantastic job! Your posts are stunning and interesting as usual ;) I will admit, I did a double take with that comparison shot.

Thank you.

Thanks Flare! In answer to your question: Nope! I'm a viking.

Looks yummy! I like the use of the droid arms for the pasta and the addition of olives make it even more scrumptious! NPU on the brick seperator. Your setting makes it more elegant! Best of luck!

although very close in my mind i am giving my vote to you. good luck with the rest of the judges! chris

Nice hat. You wouldn't happen to be Italian, would you? Incredible build, you've got a chance! ;) Good luck!

Great work Ian, i like it a lot... Best of luck with the judges

Yummy! This is the first time I got really hungry after seeing a LEGO meal.

You are clearly completely loopy. And also a genius! Spaghetti was one of the last things I'd have tried to build but you pulled it off fantastically!

Awesome!

Yum!

hehehehe! fantastic entry! incredible!

Fantastic builds! I love the way you used the separator and the fact you had a comparison shot of spaghetti.

Too horrific, eh? Heh heh, thanks for the comment Luke!

That spaghetti is awe-inspiring, you've somehow managed to make LEGO look like dozens of strands of pasta. All the circular things are also quite cool, and I love the gelato dish. However, as awesome as the MOC is, the last photo scarred me for life. ;) Great work and good luck!

It seems we have something in common, pasta in general is one of my all time favorite foods! I believe it! Thanks for the comment!

Wanna know the truth, Ian? From all the categories there were in this round, I said to myself "I wish I got the food one, and I could make spaghetti!" Seriously. That was literally my first thought! xD This was probably way better than I could have done though. I just want to eat it. :O P.S, if you couldn't guess yet, spaghetti is my favorite food of all time.

Absolutely stunning creation Ian. Your last few pics really had me laughing! Best of luck to you!

Yes, that is definitely you in all your wondrous maturity Ian! Now that I'm out of the MocOlympics, I truly wish that was actually the real thing on Paul, not spaghetti sauce;) Anyway, jokes aside. This is fantastic! It'll be a close one though as Annie is putting up quite the fight! Good luck=D

Hey Ian! Awesome entry. :) I think you've got this one, but best of luck all the same! :D

Greta PU! I love the accuracy of everything, good luck in the contest :D

Enjoy your spaghetti, it looks yummy! And that's a very fine use of a brick separator. Good luck!

Thanks Noah. I consider that quite a complement coming from a builder of your talent. :)

Haha, that made me smile. Thanks Thoy!

Glad the picture went over well, in the past I've had a knack for humiliating myself. Thanks for the comment, Paul!

Haha, indubitably it would! Thanks for commenting.

Yeah, unfortunately we only have acrylic paint. From past theater experiences, I can vouch that it's not fun stuff to peel from one's face. Glad you made it safely back to your bracket. Poor Paul...thanks for leaving a comment!

Thanks very much Giovanni! I'm glad someone noticed that studs-down technique. Sorry I failed to include any salami... ;)

That's a delicious build you have there, Ian. The goblet is adorable, a technique to keep in mind. Good thinking with building the spaghetti studs down, it adds to its texture. Good luck with your judges!

Yeap... shoulda painted your face. An excellent entry here Ian! Good luck with your judges! *slinks back to my own bracket* ~ Chris.

Yum that look good enough to eat!!:

Thumbs up

Awesome job! good luck!

Every bit of this is top notch. All the round stuff, especially the cup, really impressed me. The way you did the spaghetti is creative too.

Impressive. I'm hungry.

Mmm. Tasty. :D Good luck!

Oh, wow. This is really good, and a tough entry to beat. The designs for the fork, napkin, and plate are perfect. I think my entry would make a great dessert for this meal.

I'm only a quarter Italian, but I'll vouch for the authenticity, too! Looks great, and good luck!

This is awesome Ian! Way better than explained at Greenhouse! That spaghetti is boss! I love the plate and cup! The dessert is amazing too! Great job Ian! Good luck!

I'm three quarters Italian and I approve of this creation...therefore, it is officially awesome and cannot be defeated. Joking aside, this is quite the tasty creation! Everything is top notch, especially those wheel-olives. That final picture cracked me up; I'm too much of a stick-in-the-mud to let people take pictures of me in ridiculous poses...props to you for your bravery :P Excellent job, Ian!

Love the fork and goblet - tasty, tasty, tasty!

This is great Ian! Very detailed! The last picture was totally Boss! ;D

great really like your cup!!!

"Waiter waiter! There's a tire in my pasta!?" "Shhh, don't speak so loud or everyone will want one." Jokes aside, this looks fantastic, the details are stunning and the realism has been captured perfectly. ~Thoy

Wow.. Fantastic job Ian! While there have been tons of great entries so far, this is definitely my favorite so far. Keep up the good work!

That last picture cracked me up!!! I love the wine glass!!!

Yummy!