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Have you tried an usb controller with the Lego Marvel demo? just to be sure

What kind of controller? There's xbox controller support in the full game and I've gotten it to work with a ps3 one.

Yes! I loved it when I saw the big version especially!

The piece has 6 sides and the fingertop is quite flat. That ben10 one is the one I'm sure, (but I can't make out if it really does have 6 sides) the finger in the movie might be just for the movie. So buying it from bricklink and somehow colour it stone dark gray is what one would have to do... (or settle for http://www.bricklink...tem.asp?P=53451, more likely) Thanks for the quick (and accurate!) replies!

If you don't mind could I do a quickee? The piece that the fingers are made of are a mystery to me since I've never seen that piece before, but I bet people familliar to it can point me in the general direction immediately. Sorry Rolli for interrupting

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Thanks a ton! Never ever seen that piece before!

Thanks alot! Have you an idea of what sets these parts appear in? I' have trouble understanding when I'm given descriptions of Lego pieces, I'm new to that Edit: I can't believe I didn't find this thread... Sorry! It is, just turn the parabolic ring the other way, the round 2x2 flat tile with.hole is put in place between the ring and the arm by a 2long axle. The flat tile without a hole is pretty rare though, it only appears in 2 sets of which one is exclusive to legoland so I guess I have to order the sea cow just for those two pieces!

Sorry, I meant the part that that part is connected to. The part on top the parablic ring is the one I wonder about. It reminds me of http://www.brickowl....fting-ring-2376 (and by the way what you meant to say whas this part http://rebrickable.com/parts/30553 right? ) EDIT: It actually looks like it could be a black http://brickset.com/parts/6055313, but I'm not so sure. I kinda wonder how there could be a http://brickset.com/parts/6056296 on the front of the arm but I guess that's easy to solve eventually.

Great quiz!

I was wondering if anyone could identify what part connects the two black 3003126 handles (http://brickset.com/parts/3003126) and the two (I think?) "space skeleton bodies" (http://brickset.com/parts/4521512) And this: I've never seen this piece before! What is it that connects the "parabolic ring" (http://brickset.com/parts/6018805) to the arm? (http://brickset.com/parts/4550251) Any help would be greatly appreciated! (and if someone's feeling nice today I wonder how in the world an arm piece can be connected to a http://cache.lego.co...5/2/4211667.jpg and be twisted that way! Thanks beforehand!)

I'm a big fan of the micromanagers, and until I can build one myself that is movie accurate ( I kinda want to wait for the movie to come out on DVD for that) I might as well ask for Eurobrick's opinion.

I know I am really late, but I might as well say (because someone said otherwise and for anyone else reading this topic who's curious) there is a demo. It's available at Lego.com! http://videogames.lego.com/en-us/lego-movie/demo-download

Considering you know nothing about feminism I don't know what to make of this.

Nice silencing techniques you've got there. It'd be a shame if someone were to... point them out. http://geekfeminism.wikia.com/wiki/You_don%27t_have_to_read_it http://geekfeminism.wikia.com/wiki/Many_bad_things_in_the_world http://geekfeminism.wikia.com/wiki/Free_speech http://geekfeminism.wikia.com/wiki/Male_experience_trump_card http://www.derailingfordummies.com/derail-using-retaliation/

This article is absolutely not silly. Why would LEGO want to define the waist for the female characters? It's not like someone's gonna go "Hey this LEGO minifigure has the same torso as any other but she's a woman so she must have a thinner waist wtf LEGO" (and if someone does, well, that's sexist) I just don't get it why LEGO feels it has to define the waist when LEGO minifigures are unrealistically proportioned anyway. This is something I'd expect from a japanese toy, not the greatest toy in the world. Also this If you talk to any woman out there there's a big chance she might tell you that she felt pressured to look a certain way because of not only the media, but toys as well. (everything really) why would someone brush it off as "well men don't seem to feel that way to the same extent so why should you" because it's the way it is. when it's obviously a problem if a lot of girls feels this way? Not when everything thing else also tells girls to be thin and busty.

A Moomin theme would be a dream come true!

thats true

Was Han solo beige in the movie? If so, then... that's good That'd show that at least LEGO makes an (half-hearted, in my opinion) effort to separate yellow LEGO people to white real people. I'd like to believe having a bunch of yellow characters next to a medium nougat characters won't make black people feel excluded in general to the movie or LEGO in general, but honestly I don't. EDIT: Flesh-coloured is a very bad term since... well it assumes flesh is beige-coloured (like in white people)

I'd really love that!

Got 70803 (Cloud Cuckoo palace) as birthday present, bought 70809 (Lord Business' Lair) got one minifig bag and bought two more! (Pants-guy, Hard-hat Emmet and robot with beard)

I felt a character in a blind bag for the first time today (only the second time I've ever bought a blind bag though + It was hard-hat Emmet) and I wondered if I should feel kinda bad. :( Anyway as long as I get Lisa, Homer and possibly Proffesor Frink or Sideshow Bob I'll be happy! (To get back on topic)

"cool" Lisa

A dream come true would be key-chains!

Bart and the school chalboard, like 12.5 $