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A letter has been drafted, and two copies produced. One has been delivered to the offices of Rear Admiral Fletcher, and the other to the Government House in King's Harbour. To the Honorable Sirs Rear Admiral Fletcher, & Colonial Governor, Cpt. Johnathan Cooke I write to you to formally request the return of the Glittering Wind, illegally seized by the pirate ship Aqua Fina, to the Crahaish neh Triuri Fleet. The Crahaish appreciates Corrington's efforts to rid the Brick Seas of piracy, therefore in recognition of your fleet's courage (most notably the HMS Bull Shark) we can offer as recompense the sum of 500 DBs. If this arrangement is agreeable, please contact me at your earliest convenience. Respectfully, Commodore Hammish Grei, Crahaish neh Triuri Fleet (Attn. @Bregir)

Not the dragon, the flower. Here's the link to the four year old BoredPanda page that recently came up on my Facebook feed. The one I'm referring to is #8 Cyerce Nigricans.

I recently saw a pic of a sea slug that looks remarkably like that lotus image.

Unusual prints, and parts in colors not available for sale, do happen in displays made by LEGO employees. These usually come from ideas that were, for one reason or another, not put into production. Remember that there is an image that has been widely circulated of a fully developed LEGO bison (buffalo) that never made it into production.

Such a well deserved honor. He should give those bitter noblemen a little consideration, though. Most are savvy politicians, skilled at character assassination. Rumors of association with "heathen" priestesses, for instance. Such machinations could make Tristan the target of religious fanatics. (Lots of potential for dramatic story there.)

All the builds in the video look like mods of older sets. Some of the buildings look like 10193 Medieval Market Village.

I have a number of Brickforge items, including the tan cow and a couple different colored lambs. The horns designed for the Brickforge cow are more useful than those made for the LEGO cow. You can even buy udders for your Brickforge cows. I use the Brickforge square bottles when I'm representing uisge in my builds. I've gotten creative with quite a number of their items.

If they'd only repurpose that patronus construct.

With all the discussion about LEAF being an augmented reality theme, with the story likely to be largely played out on people's devices, LEGO Media and Gaming might be the board it ultimately gets housed on. This all seems like a cross between Time Cruisers and the LEGO Dimensions game, without the need for a console system.

I went back and counted, there are 18 set numbers listed for LEAF. If this is an AR theme as expected, then the finalized sets could have been ready for quite some time. The known set numbers might constitute 2-3 waves.

The problem with resurrecting old molds is that most have became worn with use, so that they would need to be recut. Nostalgia sets don't generally sell well enough to warrant such production costs. There are a few I would have LEGO restore, but only because more recent parts would make them infinitely more usable. There are also some new molds that I'd like be made based on older molds, like a log wall version of the 1x6x5 panel, or maybe even a 1x4x5 version. This way current LEGO build techniques could be used in conjunction with the older aesthetic so many are nostalgic for.

I was going through images of the upcoming Trolls sets, and saw a centaur fig. It is a pale blue, with what looks like an orange tail. The shape is a bit cartoony for Castle, but at least we now know that LEGO can make one that fits the standard torso.

The Crahaish neh Triuri wish to make a bid for the return of the Glittering Wind. @Bregir are you the one to negotiate with?

Do I see a Shakespeare themed series in the future?

Could his antlers be removable?