Flaedr

Well, first of all, there are only three shoes so far. And I would say that it has taken anywhere from 2 - 3 hours so far.

Welcome to Project Luna, what this is, is a massively huge Pixel Art Luna made in the game Blockland. It's dimensions, I estimate, are going to be around 800x900 studs, which will make the surface area of it 720000 blocks. Also, I am limited with colors, and I only have 56 colors to choose from, 16 of them are for the eyes gradient, and 24 of them are for the "sparkles". So I only have 16 for the rest of the body. Log: 10.8.11 Luna's front left shoe is made and topic is started 10.9.11 Two other shoes are completed 10.10.11 Luna's front left leg and back right leg are done 10.11.11 Luna's back left leg is pretty much done, flank is started 10.12.11 The plot flank is done 10.15.11 The wing's outline is done. The wings are done Pictures:

And here is a picture from NWB (New World Builders)'s best WiP build before they died. And an update on Luna!

Pfffttt.... I listened to it 205 times in the first 24 hours, 15 times is nothing. http-~~-//www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5bHEzb29fc&ob=av2e I swear, I only listen to Pony Music and Japanese Music. Not that that's a bad thing...

Well, they don't just let anyone into the longest lasting, and certainly one of the most prestigious clans in Blockland.

And Luna is started!

It had to be done...

Well, I find it odd that someone winds up creating an account that's name is the exact same as my real life last name...

Except that you don't get banned for swearing in Blockland, and I've heard that the community in Roblox is much worse than Blockland community.

Geometry, because I am always making a 100+ in that class, and for some crazy reason, I very much enjoy making logical explanations (Proofs).

Please tell me that this is just an extremely unlikely coincidence, and not someone I know in real life trolling me.... Just please....

Wow, I love this so much. You make me sooo jealous.

Uhhh, sure. Here is the AoB (Architects of Blockland) HQ for 2011. Exterior made by Remousamavi, but the interior was made by everyone. And the Theater (Note, curtains are open) Another theater view. (Also, I made the seats spell out AoB). The conference room And the classroom These are in no way all the rooms in the HQ, but probably the most important out of them.

Ok, so this topic is about Blockland, a game made back in 2004 by Eric Hartman, and then released in 2007. What this game would be easiest to compare to is Legos, but online. Except in this, you don't have to find all the pieces in the huge pile (Which, let's admit, was 90% of the building time in real life). But the fun doesn't end there. There is also an eventing system, which allows for amazing effects and abilities that you could add to blocks to make amazing things (Benofdoom evented a mail system in our HQ). Also, there are plenty of mods and 'add-ons' for you to download and use completely free to enhance your game experience, such as weapons for deathmatches, or even different types of bricks to use. Even though that there of plenty of talented and amazing builders, eventers, and modders, the community is small, but extremely violent. So I warn you, do NOT make a pony related name if you decide to make an account on the forums. Even though there is a 4100 page MLP thread on there, there are probably the same amount of haters for each page of that thread. But, if you decide to get it, it is only a one time fee of $20, which, I think, has been totally worth it. Or you could get the free demo, but that doesn't allow you to go online, and you only have 150 bricks in singleplayer mode. Hope to see you there!

Everything looks perfect so far, I love this!

Bahahahaha And it came out 24 hours ago.

I play primarily two games, Minecraft, and Blockland. And just to show how good builds can be in Blockland, this is the server preview of our (As in Me and Benofdoom) clan's HQ.

Well, there's going to be a bit of a delay, but if this stupid trial version of Photoshop would decide to start downloading, I could continue with my life. Maybe I should just start using GIMP instead.