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    The theme reminds me of a time when my brother's friend said that Fright Knights were too scary for me.
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    Thanks for the clear answers. So I can use the parts inventory to reliably include everything then. I was slightly worried because, while I have been keeping my newer (post dark age) sets' extras in ziplocks separate from my main bin, I have not been organizing by individual set.
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    Dragonlance needs it. Myself, I'd love a Stephen King cinematic universe centered around The Dark Tower. A real Dark Tower movie with real Dark Tower characters, not whatever we got in 2016. Movies like based and/or series based on Salem's Lot, The Stand, Insomnia, Eyes of the Dragon, It, and more won't be crucial to the Dark Tower movies just like the novels, but they'll be rewarding for those who keep track.
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    This gets more and more epic the more angles I see. I envy people who can build like this.
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    The modesty of classic Castle meets AFOL elaboration.
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    Hello, I'm considering selling a few of my LotR/Hobbit sets on eBay (or perhaps bricklink) one day. I am wondering if it's expected to include all extra pieces when repacking sets or just the 99.9% of pieces required to build the feature set. Are the extras included in the part quantity sheet in the back of the manual? Thanks.
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    First thing I do is shake them.
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    This fits extremely well with the commercial line, but isn't afraid to step beyond its bounds. 10/10
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    I love this so much. It really looks like an Alan Lee painting in 3D.
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    I was disappointed to see an ad for Nexo Knights in the new Lego Magizine. I was hoping the new Castle theme would be more in line with Kingdoms, Fantasy Era, and the classic Crusaders. Oh well; it's probably a good thing that I won't be tempted to buy them.
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    Fantastic! The original is very impressive too, but your new one is so much more lively.
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    I loved Johnny Thunder! This plane reminded me of the Adventurers sets too.
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    I remember when minifigs started having facial expressions besides smiles; it was almost a big deal when I was a kid. "The Lego good guys are stupid!" my brother said to me. "They're always smiling!" "Not the ninja good guys!" I'd retort back. (Those were the grey ninjas, right?) "They never smile!" "Yeah, that's because they all have daggers shoved up their butts!" I then changed my argument by pointing out the Aquashark with the John Conner hair. "Look at him! He's a bad guy, and he's smiling!" *** Castle (LotR included) is my favorite theme; it's what keeps me into Lego to this day. So, I'd like to read a book all about the history and dynamics of the theme over the years
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    You're a genius at recreating movie set with Lego.
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    You thought of everything when building the dragon didn't you? Eyes, a saddle, and even a reptillian tongue.
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    I like this. It's always interesting to see historical builds that go outisde the European middle ages, as much as I love that genre. Using a lighter blue for the river makes the whole seen look hotter and sunnier too.
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    I like how you even thought to use technic pins as windows! And, are those lightsaber hilts I see?
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    Wow! I can't even guess how you made the roof bow like that, and it took me a second to realize that the real life comparison photographs weren't part of your model too.
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    This is just the right balance of authenticity and economy to be an official set.
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    This looks straight out of an Alan Lee painting.
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    This is the most innovate use of BFCs I've ever seen.
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    I'm so impressed at the detail and Smaug's size and lifelike pose.
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    Please don't let Godzilla near it!
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    Here's a side of the Shire we don't see often. Tolkien stated that, in the time of Lord of the Rings, only the richest and the poorest hobbits still lived in holes. So most hobbits live in houses (like the one Frodo briefly stays in before departing on his quest), which we don't see much in the movies.
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    This is go great. I was impressed enough with the outside, not expecting anything to be inside. But,the inside is every bit as good as the outside.
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