Bricklord

Very nice! Sort of a paint by numbers/woodland pattern to the camoflage. I do realize there are obvious limits to what your technology will allow you to do, but any chance of tiger stripe, or CADPAT/ARPAT style camoflage?

Part 1. - 1x1 round tile. - the part name says it all. - Lots of potential, detailing, finishing etc. Part 2. - goat. - animal, same scale as the pigs. Could use viking/animal horms on it as well for detail. - more critters for the farms, or for clearing minefields. Part 3. - sheep. - animal, same scale as the pigs. - more critters for the farm. Part 4. - chicken/pigeon. - animal, different type of bird from the existing ones. Not poised like they are perched on somthing, but walking/sitting on the ground. - more variety for wildlife. Part 5. - bird, spread wings. - animal, different from the existing one. Wings spread to enote flight, or stretching as if getting ready to fly. - more variety for wildlife. Part 6. - 8x8 baseplate. - a baseplate that is 8x8. Square 16 and 32 ones exist. - allows for more geometry with buildings, and for big kids with larger visions much better floorplans. Part 7. - 3x3 quarter round brick. - same as the existing 4x4 ones only 3x3. - allows for different size pillars, curved steps etc. Part 8. -3x3 quarter round plate. -a matching plate for the above described brick. -same as above, but allows for height variance. Part 9. -3x3 quarter round tile. -a matching tile for the above described parts. -allows for finishing off/tiling off the above described parts. Part 10. -4x4 quarter round tile. -a matching tile for the existing 4x4 round bricks and plate. -allows for finishing off/tiling off of existing parts. Part 11. -2x2 tile round, macaroni. -a tile to cap the exisiting macaroni parts. -allows for finishing off/tiling off of existing parts. Part 12. -4x4 tile round, macaroni. -a tile to cap the exisiting macaroni parts. -allows for finishing off/tiling off of existing parts. Part 13. -3x3 brick round. -same as the existing 2x2 ones, just 3x3. -allows for different size pillars, curved steps etc. Part 14. -3x3 plate round. -same as the existing 2x2 ones, just 3x3. -allows for different size pillars, curved steps etc. Part 15. -cylinder hemishphere 3x3 -same as http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=86500 only 3x3 -will go well with the new 3x3 round parts, or can be used for smaller half spheres. Part 16. -slope 45 deg 2x2x2/3 -this part http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=2875,'>http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=2875, only 2 long, not 6 -allows for flush tiling for roofs or SNOTed facades. Alllows for more geometry than the existing 6 long ones. Part 17. -slope 45 deg 2x1x2/3. -this part http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=2875,'>http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=2875, only 1 long, not 6 -allows for flush tiling for roofs or SNOTed facades. Allows for more geometry than the existing 6 long ones. Part 18. -slope 45 deg 2x2x2/3 double concave. -a cross of http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=3046a with http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=2875 -allows for flush tiling of roos and SNOTed facades. I need a few thousand of these in white for a project!!!! Part 19. -wedge triple 3x2 left and right. -these http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=43710 only 3 long not 4. -allows for more variety and different geometry. I need these in dark green. Part 20. -wedge inverted triple 3x2 left and right. -these http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=43710 only 3 long not 4 and inverted. -allows for more variety and different geometry, and for undersides of various creations. I need these in dark green. Part 21. -wedge inverted triple 4x2 left and right -these http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=43710 only inverted. -allows for more variety and different geometry, and for undersides of various creations. I need these in dark green. Part 22. -plate modified 2x2 with studs on both sides. -a plate with studs on both sides and no bottom tubes. -Perfect for SNOTing. Must be 1 plate thickness to ensure precise height matching. In the Eighties one of the clone brands hasd a part like this, Tyco I think. Can also be made into 1x1 plate, 1x2 plate and 1x1 plate round. Vast potential here. Part 23. -plate modified 2x2 with tubes on both sides. -similar to the above described part, but with no studs, just tubes on both sides. -Perfect for SNOTing. Must be 1 plate thickness to ensure precise height matching. In the Eighties one of the clone brands hasd a part like this, Tyco I think. Can also be made into 1x1 plate, 1x2 plate and 1x1 plate round. Vast potential here. Part 24. -minfig utensil, drum. -a simple single drum, snare drum and/or a bass. Leave a stud hole on one side to mount onto a minifig neck bracket http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=42446 Might need a new neck bracket that extends lower. Drums will require drumsticks too, at least he snare. The new microphone utensil can doulbe for a bass drumstick. -I'm going for a band here. Marching one, but can double for a rock band too. Part 25. -Minifig guitar. -something suitable that can be held by a minifig. -Would go well with the Lego Rock Band game..... Part 26. -Minifig trombone or tuba. -something suitable that can be held by a minifig. -I'm going for a band here. Part 27. -Minifig baby -The microfigs from the new board games could work, but there has to be a way for a minifig to hold them. A stud hole on the back side would allow it to attach to a minifig neck bracket http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=42446. -for all the detail going into the City and Town Plan themes, this seems a no brainer to me. Part 28. -1x1x1 panel. -http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=4865 only 1 long, and not the corner. -will allow for far more geometry with the existing parts. As for Colours, no new ones I can think of. But I would appeal to revive Bricklink sand red, sandstone to TLC I beleive. By far the best colour ever produced in brick. I'm going to leave it at this for now. Need to go to bed...... A few more parts now tht I'm rested.... Part 28. -1x1 plate mod with wheel holder. - similar to http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=2926 but with only 1 pin on one end. Can also be a 1x2 plate with 1 pin on one end or 1 side. -While this might make for a weaker attachment for a wheel on a vehicle, it will allow for far more geometry when trying to build vehicles. At the meoment ther are only 2 types, the one referenced above and http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=4488 Both are very liiting in what you can do, especially when one wants to make a veh wider that 4 studs, or with any detail. I don't like having a city with everyone driving go carts. Part 29. -1x1 brick modified with grille. -A 1x1 counter part for http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=2877 -Will allow for more detail and better structural integrity when building with the 1x2 bricks. 2 types should actually be made. One with the groves on opposite sides for walls, and one with the vertial can horizontal groves on adjoining sides, all sides will have groves. This will allow for doing corners with the 1x2 bricks. Part 30. -2x2 tile corner. -a tile counterpart for http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=2420 -it will allow for more structural strength than using a 1x1 and 1x2 tile.

Signed with full support! Hey TLC, you're back in business with Disney, didn't they tell you about their intended 2011 blockbuster? Pirates of the Carribean 4. Or are you going to do liscenced sets for that?

Yes! Enough of this silly regioanlization of set releases. We want it available in North America!

WooHoo! Makes my cloning a lot easier Thanks for the opportunity.

I'd just like to say thank-you to those who organized the weekend in all aspects. It was definitely the highlight of my vacation and will be hard to top in any regard. Meeting fellow AFOL's from Europe was a pleasure. The games and contests made for some interesting times. I will not soon forget Mr. 5 seconds Morten either. THe build it in the bag will be something I introduce to my friends back in Canada. Thanks again, Andrew

Out of curiosity, do we have an actual RV location to meet at, or all at eh Village where we're staying? I take the Village has our names as we arre pre booked too. If all else fails look for a guy wearing a NALUG t shirt with a Canadian accent. Bricklord aka Andrew

Interesting, I know what I'd like to be doing in late 2011. I do find it odd that the Emirates would allow a Danish originated theme park in after the recent cartoon fracas. They may be one of the more openminded of the middle easter countries, but they are still a devoutly Muslim culture with good memories. Just an observation, Bricklord

Assuming my friend managed to pay for my room, in theory I can arrive in Billund at any time on the 29th. I'll be coming in via train/bus likely from Copenhagen. If there's a prefered time to meet up, kindly post it here and I will attempt to oblige. Andrew aka Bricklord

Now that Double T was kind enough to point me to where the info thread on the actual events is, I will gladly share a room with fellow AFOL's. I'lll be riding the rails in Europe for vacation at the time so my employer has already paid the travel part. For those who shop on Bricklink, I am the one in the same Bricklord from there. Andrew