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I did expect more though I said "try it out - it might get closed" I certainly didn't approve posting 5 copied sentences with no explanaition or "dare". This could have been presented as fun - but now it's just Still: "That's no moon!"

Yeah - I've made a few inquiries and it seems it's back to the discussion on what's included in TLG's license and what's not included. Hasbro has the figure license and as such TLG isn't allowed to sell figs - which is why we lost the minifig packs several years back. And since the magnets weren't glued, someone pointed out that they were figure packs. Hence glueing is back and it'll strike all magnets produced by TLG, because TLG wont have any differences. If people can't buy unglued Star Wars magnets, then no magnets should be unglued. Don't blame Star Wars - blame the license and Mr L. There's still plenty of unglued magnets to buy though. It's only all new magnets - those that are produced now and during the past month or so. It does include all though - so buying a magnet set that's been here for a long time wont prevent the magnets from being glued. It's time to stock up and risk buying glued magnets - in a few weeks or months it's all gone.

Reviews of the new Star Wars sets have arrived: (click the pictures)

Reviews of the new Star Wars sets have arrived: (click the pictures)

Hey if you even read the review or just looked at the pics, you'd know that it carries 2 people in the cockpit.

Prices can't be singled down to part count. The Ewok heads aren't cheap to produce. The different colours are also not equally expensive to produce. If we want Ewoks - then we'll have to live with fewer parts in those sets. The 7929 has plenty of Battle Droids - I doubt they'll ever make a clone set that's even close. Clones are more expensive to produce both in the Clone Wars and in our real world. It's simple actually - once you consider all the factors included in defining which parts goes into a set and how much such a set is to cost.

Nice review. Dunno how I missed this one. I'll frontpage it tomorrow and leave the T-6 Jedi Shuttle Review up for a little while.

Amen! It's a shame so many members still haven't learned to check the first post before they ask questions

Mkay, let me refrase what I've said many times before. There's no reason to discuss the price of a set in a review. We can all agree that licensed sets are much more expensive than non-license sets. We'd all love to pay nothing for LEGO, but it's not going to happen. EB is a global site and LEGO isn't equally priced globally. Let's stick with discussing the set itself and keep from price ranting - which is and always will end in nothing but sour faces and a lot of barfy posts.

The good ol' "Blame the neighbours' kids" Nice army - good to know it's only the clones that suffer

DarthPineapple does a fine review of the new 7931 T-6 Jedi Shuttle (click the image to go to the Star Wars Forum to read the review)

Yeah and you're just a gawd at photography yourself? I actually think this shot is awesome. A little dark perhaps, but it's got that "postcard-feeling" and that's enough to me.

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DarthPineapple does a fine review of the new 7931 T-6 Jedi Shuttle (click the image to go to the Star Wars Forum to read the review)

A little dirty indeed, but still a great shot with some nice photoshopping afterwards.

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Agreed. Enough is enough.

So you just had to comment on a post made almost one year ago?

Need we say more? Click the picture to learn more on how to enter this contest (Thanks to Fenris for letting me use his picture) HJR shares with us a new MOC The AT-XT (image is link to topic)

HJR shares with us a new MOC The AT-XT (image is link to topic)

Great winter shots - except you're in the wrong camouflage

Nice work- I'll frontpage this when my fingers aren't frozen anymore...

But why as a spoiler?

Plus people, before you go ranting on the new sets, remember that the pics we're seeing are preliminary designs and not final as such. No need to whine about set or minifig design - they're liable to change more than once before we see them as final products in June 2011.