KimT

What what what? Get all of them and combine techniques and figs. What could possibly be wrong about that?

I'm no good at Brickmaster releases

Wow hippotam flashes an awesome LEGO MOC inspired by the Cardiff Castle. (click the picture to go to the LEGO History Forum and check it out)

There's is, if it's not the same... I preordered 10 And yeah I should know, but I don't What do you guys take me for? A mister-know-it-all?!

Wow, Aramor that's friggin awesome work. I sense that this topic will soon have a new title and be part of the Forum Index.

Another use for the Dragon soldier could be: Norse setups ON!

Hmmm.... If that is the Brickmaster book, then what's the book in the first post? http://www.amazon.de/LEGO-Brickmast-Star-W...6046&sr=1-2 Are we getting two books and did I preorder the wrong one?

Could someone link / deeplink the above mentioned pics and folders?

Please keep posting more of those 3d renderings. And if other members are keen on trying this out, then post your pics here and we'll turn this topic into the same thing as the RGS sticker topic and the Star Wars photography topic. I love this place

(click the picture to discuss in the LEGO Star Wars 2010 News & rumors topic)

(click the picture to discuss in the LEGO Star Wars 2010 News & rumors topic)

That's because the days of measuring a LEGO set by the piece count are over! Put both sets on a scale and you'll see the difference

Then get working on those reviews people

Awesome work May I suggest deeplinked pics instead? Otherwise you'll run out of space soon. Like this: [img=http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/uploads//1272221407/gallery_101_23_43501.jpg] And it'll look like this to the rest of us: If in doubt, check the link in my signature to the Tutorial Index.

Apparently printing on both sides of a torso isn't that much more expensive to do. It all comes down to the amount of printing machines in TLG's factory. These new torsos hopefully lead a new era of printed torsos and parts. And yeah, what use are all those euroarmors now? The carriage might be a little "poor" in it's design, but it surely allows the main audience of this set (kids) to play with it. Who'd want to have a carriage from which noone could escape - where's the playability in that? Great set, great parts = definately a multiple buy

And the cardboardbox and smacked table

I just dusted off my LP collection and currently U2's Acthung Baby and Guru's Jazzmatazz are what's playing.

The set's name is Prison Carriage Rescue - what do you think it's for?

Ok, not the helmets. Check the torsos. (PS I was there )

Then consider that the red is made out of these guys: Yeeees.... now you're all calculating, aren't you? A lot would be the answer.

Are you expecting LEGO to reflect real life? It's a toy I suggest picking a different hobby, if you really think LEGO will ever make an authentic set this size.

Inventory picture as promised: Not stickers. There's a small outlineyes, but in my opinion it only adds to the classic feel of this set. It's not black. It's dark pearl gray (or something close to that) They are pearl gold It fell into my lap.