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Hopefully within a year or so. Morten and I are cooking up stuff and ideas for LEGOWorld 2012 in Copenhagen already. Damn I need more tan

That's a cool project you've started there. The Y-Wing looks awesome in dark red. Can't wait to see a bunch of these lined up next to each other blogged

Probably, but it's gone missing for the time being. I'll see if I can find it. If I do, then I'll post it here.

Short answer is YES WE WILL

Always check the first post of this topic ALWAYS!

Wow, thanks for posting it George blogged

That's some awesome looking customs you've done there. A from me. It's so relieving to see customs NOT done by a sharpie. Thanks for sharing them with us

Wow Oky, You sure are on a roll here Good ones - I'll have to blog a few of those.

Except it hasn't been inventoried on Bricklink yet. Fan Celebration V Instructions SDCC Instructions This is what I've got. Each step shows which parts to use - only way of making an inventory to my knowledge.

From what I know European SAH's get the Architect sets 1 year after release in the US. So they wont be having the Rockefeller Centre yet.

I'll pull your underwear over your head for free? Glad you're coming - if you want come for one day, then I think Saturday might be cool as I think we'll be hovering the park that day. Which is always great fun.

I'll take that Emerald Night Train Need one more

For reasons most secret, I'd die for some Tatooine BPs. Jawas, Tusken Raiders and Sandtroopers But I guess that's off the grid for now as it seems Clone Wars is the big seller and the OT is a little 'old' when it comes to picking sets to produce. Damn kids

Great picture Wayno and thanks for giving us a little insight in how you do it

Wow this is truly awesome. Great work. It's a nice UCS you've done there. I'll have to find me some time to have a closer look at this beauty as it seems you've nailed it pretty well and you've got some interesting techniques incorporated in your build as well.

Simple vig, but very effective Not much more than this needed to create suspense and make us viewers feel the tension in the air. Great work Plissken. I'll be bloggin this one later tonight.

Wow this is another really cool mini you've designed. I'll make sure to blog this one as well. Thanks for taking the time to create such great topics for your designs and we get instructions too

Meh! This is not one of the best minis around for sure. I'd still have to get me this one though - that's what collecting is all about Thanks for making a review for us Solscud007 I can see that our precious regulator already's been indexing it, so a little late (compared to speedy) I've blogged it as well. I've also added a poll for people to vote their opinion on this set. I went for "poor".

Wow that sure is getting big and awesome Marshal blogged

Nope, he kept coming back and making new accounts. Just like yours Welcome back Swash Buckler - you're banned and should accept that decision instead of making new accounts.

It's for sets 800+ parts and I do believe that any set with stickers should be given a cardboard to prevent the stickers from getting messed up. I know for a fact that LEGO Quality is still working on and considering solutions for the "crumpled" instructions issue. This cardboard thingy is only a temporary solution - not permanent. Not yet though

Well I'm sure to be at LEGOLand in Billund twice this year, so I'll promise to do a new article/essay on the Star Wars Miniland in Denmark.

Thanks to CopMike we've got a backup

Really? Don't be sad. This is mine - FEB 2010 Not included is my Hoth Rebels and a few others.

Looks like most of the article is missing - what the heck?! Dunno what happened, but I'm looking into it. Hopefully my article isn't gone for good. For those of you who haven't seen the whole thing, let me just say that it's around 55 pics and some thoughts on the minilands in the end. Dammit