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I wish I had that set! You can try accessing the Power Puller site on the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine!

That's a very authentic MOC! Just like the real prop!

Here's more: EB Games Gametraders Pets Paradise

Here's Mark Ronson with his faithful keyboard configuration in minifig form! Playing his new groovy tunes including 'Circuit Breaker' & 'Bang Bang Bang'! Top view. Rear view. Hitting the drumpads!

Will it include supermarkets? (e.g. Woolworths, Coles, Franklins, etc)

8436 Truck (without implements) Errors: Pistons & con-rods left out due to difficulty to fit in engine, '5th wheel' couldn't be completely assembled due to current restriction. Missing & Substituted Parts: Technic Differential New, Plate 2 x 2 with One Stud and Angled Axle, Technic Panel Fairing #1, Technic Panel Fairing #2, Technic Panel Fairing #3, Technic Panel Fairing #4.

Take a look at a few of the extremely limited edition Lego Inside Tour sets! Firstly, from 2005 & 2006 is this automobile: Second, from 2009 is Ole Kirk Krinstansen's house: Third, from 2010, are 3 cars, two made by Kjeld Kirk Krinsansen when he was young and one made by our designer. And finally, from this year is the Moulding Machines set! Also, from 2007 is Market street, with a special sleeve around the box with pictures and text and from 2008 is LEGO Town Plan, LEGO 50 years, special designed sleeve around the box, interview with Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen and the designer who made the box.

Will this include 'anchor' stores?

I now moved the steering wheel to the right, because Australia's & Britain's cars drive on the left!

Is there something suitable for this model to tow?

Very ingenuious! Much better than the original!

I got that set yesterday and I really like its functions! I've added rear reversing lights to it!

My dad went out shopping and finally bought me this: 8070 Supercar! Back of the box, showing the Hotrod: Box opened: Instructions on cardboard backing, which is excellent because they don't get crushed or distorted during transport! Me looking at the steps & following them carefully! Small elements in breakfast bowls for easier work! Rear axle installed on chassis: Spoiler installed: Steering installed: Engine installed: Framework & aerodymamic panels installed: Wheels installed, and wer'e all done & ready to roll! Spare elements, still wondering where they would go! Doors, hood & spoiler open: Driver side, showing steering wheel, which isn't used to move the steering mechanisim unfortunately! Incredible V8 engine & stiff shock absorbers! Spoiler extended! Overhead view: Headlights for 'lighting the pitch-black highways without streetlights!' Front view: Rear view, showing battery box: Top view: And that's all for now folks! The decals will be added tomorrow!

Most of them cost about $12.00 Fischer, an Australian plastics company! Do you keep your models in wall mounted glass cabinets? That way, they won't collect dust! Mine are sitting on open shelves & collecing dust!

Even Toy Corner has those handy storage cases! It's easier to keep them in those trays rather than mixed up in labelled drawers!

Don't forget to post an epic review on this one!

Can you post a vid of the sound brick's operation?

I'd like to have: 'Hinge Plate 1 x 2 with 3 Fingers and Hollow Studs' 'Hinge Plate 1 x 2 with 2 Fingers and Hollow Studs' Hinge Car Roof Holder 1 x 4 x 2 Hinge Tile 1 x 2 with 2 Fingers

1496 Rally Car Errors: Missing Decals Substituted parts: None, thanks to the older style hinged roof!

I like those types of contests too! Can't wait for the judging to begin!

Here's another one by Pogo! First played live in 2009 and now officially released!

The new Hillside House sound brick acts as a doorbell!

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Hold no grudges! Here's my entry for Catagory A, an electric chair for the Mad Scientist to execute the Monster!