this is a really great build im really liking your apocalypse stuff its really cool and interesting! i really like the hut in this one though i think it would have been cool to have pics of the inside, though i do realize that if it wasnt empty there would be, but just a suggestion for future builds :)

nice im not complaining about the fleshys :-)

Amazing

very cool!

Who says you can only comment on something once? I just can`t stop looking at this biuld, it is so cool.

While I'm a steadfast yellow-skinned Lego user, I'll just assume that they tragically have realistic skin tones due to radioactive fallout. Good build. I especially liked the walls of the hut.

You are far too young to be so bitter youngling ;-) Nice build none-the-less. Lee.

Oh you don't. I thought you might have but here is a link http://www.jesusfreakhideout.com/default.aspx

You use JFH don't you.

Yeah, um, I have no idea what that is. It was just a Hawk Nelson reference.

WOW! This reminds me a lot of the book, "The Road"!!!!

Awesome. Looks like a scene from "The Road" or Mad Max...

Awesome. Looks like a scene from "The Road" or Mad Max...

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I love that cape flag, I'll have to remember that one. Nice scene JD.

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You captured the run down look perfectly. That's not easy. Nice build.

Not your usual style to build a MOC which is full of studs :0 But believe me, this turned out very well with you, great work.

Nice build looks pretty nice the only thing that looks bad is the roof oh wait sorry forgot can't give advise.

Very well designed and presented! Nice bit of work.

Nicely done, JD. I like the overall rugged look of the terrain as well as the structure. Yellow>Flesh, haha. -Dylan

Wow, an amazing moc, I love the detail, and the studless road is beautiful, as well as your work on the house. Well done mate:)

Reminds me of something out of "Road Warrior" or Steampunk. Cool little scene...

Nicely done, JD! Just the right amount of knarl...the scrap together what you can look. It's always nice to see someone settle down after the dust clears!

Yeah, I would kill to meet all you easterners too. Ah well, maybe next year. In the mean time, I'll wait anxiously for that post! Haha, funny...real funny... ;)

Awww man. I was really hoping to meet you. Well the build is a BW exclusive, but I will post it for all to see upon my return....sometime around the 23rd.

Hey, I prefer the fleshies, so no complaints there. Let's see...constructive criticism...give it up. How's that?

Wow. That wrecked building is quite an amazing sight. The curved edges give it an awesome feel! I'll not complain about the peach-ness of the figs, but I did notice your original 'Apoc-o-chick' was yellow... She must have caught the same Vampire-skin-tone disease her visitors have... ;)

As much as I would love to go to BrickWorld, I'm stuck here in rainy Washington for the next few months. *sigh* BrickCon better be good this fall. Haha...oops. Done.

The whole scene looks great and that telephone/electric pole adds a nice element. I wonder if anyone else caught the Hawk Nelson reference in the intro? And in response to Yuri's comment - I don't think that constructive criticism means that you have to improve an existing creation, but rather helps you to know what you can improve on future creations if you try something similar.

Very nice, I like the run-down look. However, you might want to respell "heroine" ;)

Very nice, I like the run-down look. However, you might want to respell "heroine" ;)

Nice shack. Good location, low rent, watch out for the neighbors. Nice street scape. I do like that machette. I might need to get one, or seven. see ya. garth

Nice shack. Good location, low rent, watch out for the neighbors. Nice street scape. I do like that machette. I might need to get one, or seven. see ya. garth

Nice shack. Good location, low rent, watch out for the neighbors. Nice street scape. I do like that machette. I might need to get one, or seven. see ya. garth

Well, LEGOwise, costructive criticism can only help to a point... for example, I could argue that I don't fully get the shape of the yellow line on the road, but what good would it do to you? Now, if I had a suggestion to improve your overall techniques, it may well worth mentioning, but I doubt anyone would remake a previous MOC just for a few small details. I like to concentrate on the things I like, and say "Cool stuff, man!" And it is :)

OMG dude that road is not smooth enough! Those weapons are definitely NOT LEGO, and those minifig colors are peach colored!! How dare you!! All kidding aside, I love it JD! I like how you only built the front of the house and created a forced perspective. I need to think about that more often with my creations. Speaking of which I have a surprise for you that I built. It's a surprise BW MOC, any chance of you showing up?