Lord David

Here's an Olympic Torch I made out of Lego. It's not based on any existing torch design, but in the general style of Olympic torches. At 38.1 cm, 47 approx Studs and around 220 grams, we're talking about one of the shortest and lightest torches in the history of the Olympics. The next Olympics will be the 2020 Summer Olympic Games held in Tokyo https://ideas.lego.com/projects/1db0eb3c-2f95-4403-b4d7-4971e364d14f

I don't think Paris will have all of those landmarks. Just 6 or so will be fine. You can replace Notre Dame Cathedral with Centre Pompidou.

Finally, after a couple of years they've accepted my Lego Idea. It's the Late Show with David Letterman. Please support. https://ideas.lego.com/projects/b2d20a00-ab3e-47ad-b77c-114dba01f013

For Paris, I'm guessing: Eiffel Tower Arc d'Triomphe The Louvre La Defense Grand Arch Notre Dame Cathederal Tour Montparnasse San Francisco: Transamerica Pyramid Golden Gate Bridge A row of iconic houses What else?

Nice, but is it possible to make it to the scale of the other Skyline sets, whilst still looking like their iconic buildings? Where 1 plate = 1 level? Is that even possible? I think that would be a neat challenge.

46) Series 12 - Video Game Guy Entry (Build by Graham Gidman) 28) Series 13 - Classic King Entry (Build by durazno33) 67) Series 2 - Skier Entry (Build by Evillemur)

"This inanimate Carbon Rod!" aka "In Rod We Trust!" I'm sure you are all familiar with this opening scene from the Simpsons episode "Deep Space Homer", episode number 96, or the 15th episode of Season 5. You got Mr. Burns on the balcony of his office in the Power Plant awarding the carbon rod with a medal, which Homer of course is outraged because a mere object got one before he did. Thus, he is doing his "I'll show you inanimate!" pose on the grounds of the car park. The primary Collectible Minifigure character used here is of course Charles Montgomery Burns... or was it the inanimate carbon rod?

I think it's simple enough. Category A is a vignette intended for a Series 15 minifigure but you are not allowed to use the minifigure in it. You can still use past minifigures etc.as background characters. Category B is a vignette for past CMF Series minifigures and the other special edition ones mentioned, where you must use your intended minifigure in your entry. You can use other CMF's, but they may only serve as background characters, one minifigure must clearly represent the entry.

Got my idea! Based on an existing Collectible Minifigure I have in my collection! Just waiting for some specialty parts to come in. Which is why digital designs are not allowed. If I have to source for specific parts I currently don't have to make my entry perfect, then so should the rest of you.

For category Mega B, are we allowed to use non collectible minifigures, provided our collectible minifigure is present?

A definite must! But should I get 2? I'd like to get one just to have mint and sealed. But if I were to build one...