Bartybum

@bd5400 You've also made a mistake at the hood. All the beams/contours should run parallel until the front

Let’s clear something up here, because I’ve seen a few dumb opinions going around. Solo didn’t fail at the box office because it sucked, nor did it fail because a vocal minority of absolute hardline nerds decided to boycott Star Wars post-TLJ. Solo failed at the box office because: 1. Disney didn’t bother to market it anywhere near enough, despite the fact that it was going up against Infinity War and Deadpool 2. 2. TLJ’s polarising nature left a lot of casual fans sceptical, especially of a movie that came out so soon after a polarising movie (not even half a year later). I’m friends with a lot of casual fans, and the general consensus is that TLJ had major problems. I’ve never seen anyone in person actually say it was a good movie, fan or not. I can absolutely imagine people not having really wanted to see Solo because they didn’t trust it to be good. 3. People didn’t really want Solo. I sure as hell didn’t (despite really liking it in the end).

I mean, it looks like the TPM royal starship, so I can forgive the gaps and compromises in shaping, but if TLC ever release one I’d want it to be metallic silver at the least.

I really should invest in some black flexible/elastic filament for 3D printing. That way I could make tyres and custom Technic wheels.

Mmmm looks very nice. It’s a pity Lego don’t make thinner tyres in that size

Man that's not fun. I dunno what it is, but I've never had any issues with Lego here in Australia whatsoever, except for the late-G1 Bionicle sockets

@JimDude But in red? D:

@Omand I'd add an ARC-170 and V-19 to that Republic sets list

@andythenorth Pretty much - the article even said they're not renting bricks. It's pretty obvious some people in this thread didn't bother to read the whole article.

@nicjasno How’s your mod coming along?

It's impressive (and kinda scary) at how much paper is used. Buildings that have heavy paperwork, like medical facilities, have to have paper weight accounted for in the design loads of the building because there's so much. Of course, it doesn't really matter if it's renewably sourced and carbon neutral, but I'd imagine a lot still might not be. That's true of a lot of stuff in modern society, but again, conserve where you can.

They're simply a delayed problem

When it isn't done sustainably

Two wrongs don’t make a right though. I’m also miffed by newspapers

From the article: He said many would “probably never see the light of day” and there was no current plan to trial a rental scheme.