Very refreshing idea and design! Well done - this looks great!

awesome!!

Pose: 4/5 Photos: 1/2 Build 3/3 Total: 8/10

Thank you so much ;-) !!

Photos---2 out of 2. Build---Great!---3 out of 3. Figure---4 out 5. That's 9 out of 10 points total.

... Not wear pants, evidently.

Nice wave!

uppssss... but you have to know - pants are minimizing your flexibility ! haha ;-)!

thank you very much ;-)

Surfin... WIT NO PANTS ON! ARRRR! That shivvers me, erm... timbers. arrr.

Sweet! :)

Neat effects!

Lovely! :-)

Great work, one of the best looking waves around!

Thanks again David - yeah-looks like a sunny day ;-) i thought this would work best in fact that i only have 1 or 2 blue round plates... hahaha, but this turned out better than i thought ;-)

Thanks to the judges ;-) !!

glad you like it ;-)

Glad the surfer position thing worked! I forgot to say that the trans bricks in your wave let the light through just like when you're in a wave on a sunny day. Nice technique.

lovely entry! 2/2 for pics, 2/3 for build, 4/5 for pose - total of 8/10!

Awesome! Good job on the wave!

mmh... - also pirates have fun ;-) !

Great fun, and very nice wave technique.

thank you sir ;-)!

Thank you and also David ! I thought about and changed the position...it's really better ;-) !

Nice Wave and Fig, and just like David below, I think you need your surfer turned the other way around because then you would have a more realistic look of the water behind the surfer.

Nice tube! A great idea for a flexi-fig. I think that, from a surfing point of view, the MOC would work better if the pirate was turned 180deg. I can't explain this very well in words: I just live by the sea & go surfing. Have a look at some photos and you'll see what I mean.

Thanks David! I thought water have to be shiney... ;-)

the wave is great

Wonderful wave, especially with the light shining through the trans blocks.

Yes I do! I like your idea and that wave, by the way!

awesome