And another think you know the pieces you use for water what are they called so that i could order some off of bricklink.com

hey thanx for the tips could you please check out my Burloughs Hollow creations i need an experts prespective

I prefer using a blue 33 degree blue slope at the top with blue vent tiles to act as the falling water (all this in snot of course)

Thanks for the input. Very helpful. In your eyes, is using 1x1 plates round a no-no?

Very good, these help a lot, not that I have the pieces. Maybe if I ever get on briklink.....

very nice, its way better than my water falls. Alos, will someoe visit my page?? here is link http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/141363

WHY ARE YOU SO GOOD AT BUILDING DETAILED MODELS! Sorry Professor, didn't mean to yell that so loud...

Dude that is the coolest thing I have seen on moc

Dude that is the coolest thing I have seen on moc

I understood it all up till connecting the top of the water fall to the rocks. Do you think you could email me how to do it? Thanks.

Very nice. I would love to use that some time... if only. It's great nonetheless. I think it looks best from far away, though. Water, no matter how good you are, is just imposable to do perfect. That being said, this is pretty darn close. Great job, Professor!

thanks for your advices, they are very important for me.

Noted! Thank you for the tutorial. I love it when people actually post USEFUL information about the techniques they use or find effective. You just made a worthwhile and meaningful contribution to the MOCpages community. I am still waiting for some instructions however. ...and can you make a tutorial about how to make a Commander Cody minifig with nothing but a Sharpie and a block of Hubba Bubba?

Your "101s" have helped me so much with building in the castle theme. Thanks for all the help!

You rock, my friend.

Thanks for such a great class, I don't think I have ever made any water falls...Still, if I ever want to, now I can!

ps - Tell Chris to stop giving me wet willies!

Thanks for the namesake there, Professor. While I'll take credit for coming up with the technique, props to the Prof for sharing it! Between the falls and the technique you use with the trans tiles, I'd say you've got the market cornered on water. Now if we can just talk Lego into some light blue transparent tiles, and clear tiles, we can take it a step further! Anyway, great tuturial.

Thanks for the tutorial ! I've planned to do (in a distant future unfortunately) a MOC which could use it... but before I'll need Bricklink once again lol - Nice job !

maybe I'll order some of those ransparant bricks, you've created a very nice effect, great job

Wow, I never thought of doing it like that. (See my attempt) =)

Great. I'm working on a house and now I want to put a waterfall in it. That's pretty common. I think I see that all the time. The only place that I ever lived in that had a waterfall had a leaky roof. Good techniquie there. see ya. garth

This is beautiful. I don't understand though why it is a female. It's a mountain, so it's a mountain.

kelso falls huh? I guess we know who's been putting the apple on your desk... Great work Professor and thanks for the tutorial. ~ Chris.

Beautiful tutorial there Professor. No need to peek at my seat-partner's paper any more, that much is certain. Thanks! ~Nick

Cool. This is a great tutorial.