quite well. but as you said up there, your torture room needs a little work. great job

This is truly splendid,by the way if you want to remove those decals,I suggest you use Brasso metal Polish,then place at least 2 drops of the brasso on a towel or paper towel,then rub the lego peice which vigoruosly(roughly) on the towel and then wash the piece with water and soap.That's what I do.

Thanks MarshallsLEGO UK and Dan the Man! It's great to get such feedback. And thanks for the kind praise. I'm in my early 30s and I've been tinkering with official kits for ages but only recently started collecting lots of parts and then trying to come up with something unique and particular from the parts on hand... Cloud City as a project was something that I knew could have gotten out of control quickly (huge kit with full size rooms), but my limited shelf space, limited spare time and revulsion at the ridiculous price that the official Cloud City lego kit commands all inspired me to put this together.

This is awesome ! Maybe not the kind of thing I'd build now (due to some inner perfectionist trait that is rarely content and would want me to build the entire rooms, instead of just the main parts of them) , but the kind of thing I'd have loved to build when I was younger, if only I'd have had enough parts and skill back then. Like with the death star - you've managed to capture all the best bits from the film, build them really well, and really add life with the way you've done such good photos. Definitely better than the official set ! If you don't mind me asking, just out of curiosity, how old are you? You certainly deserve more praise and acknowledgement, your models are great - I've added you to my favourite builders - something which I must say only very few people get into :) - Dan

Great collection of Cloud City, and i like all the City figures nice work :)