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Well then start planning. There's going to be one in California, one in Germany and one in Denmark. So now the question is; can you bribe a worker at one of those three places to get you the blueprints? Or are you planning on trying to carry one out of a park?

Yeah, indeed it is

Well since it seems we're getting the same thing in Billund, I'll make sure to go there this year

The same as in our flickr?

More info. More than 6' tall models?!

Yeah I just noticed that upon rereading it I guess I was working too fast getting it frontpaged and blogged.

And Billund? http://www.jediinsider.com/index.php?catid=8&itemid=13327

Wow, Jamie that ended up pretty huge and awesome I took the liberty of borrowing your picture so that I could blog your work. So what's your next project?

The Naboo Fighter looks good.

That explains why everything has been build in Germany. Thanks Holodoc

The picture is a link to the blog where the news was found. Click it and read more than I've quoted.

You can't. Brickmaster is being shut down shortly. A new thing named "Master Builders Club" will start this year. First it'll be solely a US thing, in time TLG might expand to other countries.

Moving this to general questions shortly.

[/url] Wow, I wish lived near LEGOLand California.

On March 31st LEGOLand California gets it's very own Star Wars Miniland (click the picture to learn more)

That's extremely well done by a 6 year old Thanks for sharing. Blogged Plus I actually like your flickr picture better:

I just checked and two of the heads in my 7913 CTBP are hole-less. I'm convinced this is just a switch to a new head mold. Nothing to get all fuzzy about.

It's all just a question of molds. LEGO is produced in several factories and they constantly design and use new molds for the production of parts. So you might have 3 heads from Denmark and one from the Hungarian factory. Is it really that important wether or not the stud is filled in a head? They're darn ugly anyway, so keep the helmets on (topic merged with review)

Sorry but it's a no go. No comments on the classic-pirates blog count towards your Eurobricks post count. But let's keep in mind that the Forum part of Classic-Pirates.com is hosted on Eurobricks and as such part of Eurobricks. That must be what lead to the confusion.

I highly doubt that. I have no idea how Phes designed the Classic-Pirates blog. I'll look into that.

That's smart. I'll have to try that for myself.