So Tom, still building these days?

Congrats on the win, Dude! Much deserved.

Also, isn't is just a bit ironic that I make this comment on a moc called 'The Purge'?

Hey Tom, I found out the other week that you were taking a break from the much loved pages. I'm not surprised, MOCathlon has a way of burning out even the most elite builders as yourself. Also found out that I no longer made it to your fav list - which explains how you missed my latest ;) But I get it, sometimes a darkage in Lego means a lightage in Life. Anyway, wishing you the best and hope you'll come back someday. ~Thoy

Thanks, that is very kind.

Is there a glitch in which I can give you 6 Lego heads? No? Well you deserve it, and not just for this creation.

This really well done! Very nice details, really, and the idea... :-)

When I saw this on my EXPLORE Page I thought wow! The Coloseum in Rome! BUT it wasn't and I wasn't disappointed! A strange story in a stranger land! Great details... what caused me to have to stop and write a comment was YOUR USE OF 2 GRAY LEGO BRICK SEPARATORS as if they too were LEGO Bricks! Talk about imagination and creativity - W O W! And the way you did the curved fence and flowing liquid! 5 Lego Heads 4 u!

hehehe, look like I am not the only one spending my time 'so well', mate this is ridiculously well greebled. You are a freak at this...

Bone Crusher!!! AHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!

A very nice grinder, and the use of basketball hoops and bananas and even those two brick removers, for the crest on the building, is ingenious! A very nice build indeed.

That grinder is AWESOME! I'm freaking out!

I wouldn't expect less than perfection from an artist like you! Amazing work.

What a fantastic finale. Definitely leaving on a high note.~H

Brilliant use of parts. Love the whole thing, your score = 5

Some genius stuff here mate. Take care.

>> 5 points <<

My goodness... that is truly terrifying machine... and the rest of the build is just beautiful, so much detail. You really go all out all the time. 5 points.

@ Mark Kelso Probably chicks who turn him down. I love the NPU especially the piece seperaters. Never would have thought of using them in a build.

Let see... Wait this is MOCpages never mind.

That's a truly terrifying machine, and a truly awesome MOC!

If you do not know, consider yourself lucky. For now.

How can you keep outdoing your own complexity? It is so much to look at and think about. Think!

Awesome stuff, Dude! One question, though...What does Chris put in that cape collar to keep it going up straight like that?

The bottom of it is inspired by the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, in Sofia, Bulgaria.

This is awesome and that huge curved building is beautiful, it looks like a cathedral

Amazing set up here and a GOOD laugh! - Score = 5

Now, why in the world would any chick turn down Chris?

This is chock full of great builds and techniques! Wow!

You have a keen sense. Actually, a small part of this MOC has to do with the subject. Most of the build is unrelated, and was developed later, for personal reasons. It is included here for my convenience. I left that part of the narrative as purely visual. (I'm finally taking you up on your advice. I'm planning an ambitious attack now.)

Visually intriguing. The toothy maw of the bone crusher and the banana gods...powerful stuff. I really liked Phipsons cape sticking straight up too! But the text seemed truncated. Like you had a more developed narrative in mind, but gave up on it. Terrifying. Attack!

amazing build whats with the flaming hoops.

This is simply spectacular! Amazing job with the grinder. I am amazed at the amount of detail you got into this MOC. Great job!

Yes, often during my proudest moments.

good work Tom!

Did anyone ever tell you that you're insane? The grinder looks great, and quite menacing. I'm jealous of your collection of those little octagonal solar panels.

A-ma-zing! Boy oh boy, this is huge. First of all, I need such a bone crusher for my entertainment here at home (better than telly). Second, great colour choice. Third, the part where Bones stands reminds me of old Trek episodes (cool). Fourth, no need to praise you for the architecture, it's obviously fantastic. And Fifth, I LOVE Chris' 70s band collar.

Just Whoa! The detailing on the Temple is nothing short of gorgeous, the blood pool - creepy as Diablo! The grinder, reminds me of an extruder from work - except we dont feed ours with underfed skeletal remains... Kiddies dont get on the good cops bad side :P ~Thoy

Wow! Masterful stuff.. what's next ? A cathedral ?

This is one of those rare models I'd like to see IRL. It just has too much to really appreciate in pics. The satanic looking mouse statues are the best and the grinder looking like it's "pooping". Ah the wonder of LEGO! Will it never cease to amaze?

Could be classified as demonic - sacrificing humans for their bones. Kindof Satanic. But from a purely LEGO standpoint I think this is one of the best use of pieces I have seen.

I just... how... who... where... wow. 5 points ~ Chris.

spectacular, funny, and soooo well done!!! im especially fond of the whole crunching machine system, and temple, awesome!

stunning!! the temple is incredible; the stained glasss windows are great and I like the use of the brick removers, even though I would have preferred a more subtle integration of them (why don't they include those in sets anymore? knives and teeth tend to take quite a toll on my little plastic bricks...). anyways the bone crusher is awesome! it reminds me of a mechanical kraken. great work!

The architecture and that Bone crusher's design had me falling off my chair in wonder! I especially like what you did with the top of the building: brick separators included in a LEGO creation!? Ingenious!

This astonishing, the architecture and NPU and... AAAGGGHHH!!! SO much awesomeness! As for the smack... It's just Phipson grinding bones. Who has yellow hands. Costume?

It's insane! I love it all.

Some killer architectural detailing there! Nice PU with the bananas, hoops, and nets as well. Wonder what else Phipson sticks into that bone grinder aside from fellow AFOLS?

Wow, awesome work! I love the building and the smooth ground.