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Yeah; this set basically summarizes the important parts of the movie into one harmless, lovable little fuzzball... Oh wait, that's Rush. I can't wait to see the minifig MOCs people will make using the Skull...

Opfwoof; way to go! I got about a fifth of all the train sets I wanted back in the day. I gotta check EBay; I really should start investing in motors...

Yeah; I don't see Williams in Jones of Ravenwood. Well, there's the review which pretty much speaks for itself, no? Lol; she does look a lot less angry. The corners of her mouth almost turn up into a smile!

Oh! Then good for you; I got all mine online!

Well then, I reckon I cut his work in half. Ahh, gizmodo! Tks!

I'm pretty sure you can't be a Star Wars Uber Nerd without knowing what Wookieepedia is. Linky! I think you will find yourself enlightened after a few minutes on there.

Now you're joking, right? That's Gardulla the Hutt; quite different if you actually read Wookieepedia.

Done! 7673 MagnaGuard Starfighter Building fans can send General Grievous' elite personal bodyguard on a special mission using the MagnaGuard Starfighter from "Star Wars: The Clone Wars." Includes opening cockpit and engine compartments, and 2 new MagnaGuard minifigures. 421 pieces Ages 8+ $44.99 (USD) 7674 V-19 Torrent Builders can battle the Separtist forces with the Republic's V-19 Torrent. Features a geared wing and landing gear system that automatically switches between landing and flying modes, flick-firing action, opening cockpit and new Clone trooper pilot. 471 pieces Ages 8+ $54.99 (USD) 7675 AT-TE Walker Help Anakin Skywalker and his apprentice, Ahsoka, protect the baby Huttlet, Rotta, by firing the AT-TE's missiles at the droid STAP. The six-legged AT-TE model features flick-firing action and hatches that open to reveal a detailed cabin and crew bay. Includes 2 clone troopers, Battle Droid on STAP, Anakin Skywalker, Ahsoka and Rotta minifigures. 798 pieces Ages 9+ $89.99 (USD) 7676 Republic Gunship Builders can take the battle to the Separtists with this heavily equipped troop transporter from Episodes II and II and the "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" television series. Features crew bay doors that open and close, flick-firing action and separate speeder bike. Includes seven minifigures: 4 Clone Troopers, new Obi-Wan Kenobi, and 2 new minifigures: Plo Koon and Asajj Ventress, a Sith assassin equipped with a double lightsaber that can be split in two. 1,034 pieces Ages 9+ $119.99 (USD) Yeah! I'd love that; and interlocking double lightsaber! Can't wait... And while we're at it goggleson, where did you find these?

Greetings to the opposite of salt! Enjoy your stay!

Just noticed that! I thought it was an additional knife, and was kinda hoping... But cutlasses rock; an army of cutlass armed Russkys...

Well, I usually set up on a flat surface, and I was generally referring to a flat surface. Sometimes I try and raise the tracks and set a single motor on the track to get the two-yard-long train it's trying to pull over the hump. That's an easy way to derail it; on an angle! We have a few lapdesks around so I think I can join em' together and try something that way. Yikes dude, 16 motors? That's FREAKIN' AWESOME! *looks at username* Oh, well, nevermind.

Yes, it is indeed; it's just a fluke that we got them first. Seems he can't handle not getting everything first. I'd actually enjoy being up there once in a while.

Sorry, Yoda! I just thought he was asking for too much, if you take my meaning.

*pumps fist* Must... Go... To Wal-Mart today...

EB's right. Anyhow, I can't wait even more... And I think batsamd is a member here. Sorry.

Indeed; I can't wait until they reach my area... Oh, nvm. In Wal-mart you say?

Ha ha! Although I've noticed that a train will only derail if it's less than a certain length(which is quite long) or if the track is a strict circle or oval. If it's an ellipse, the larger the stretches of straight track the harder to derail.

That's Ten Numb! Quite recognizable, I think... Very simple, very... Strange. It's certainly interesting, but perhaps it could be enhanced with some more mutants/citizens?

Oh! So using your motor until it grows too old to go fast will solve the problem of derailing?

For what? The Giant Castle Set? Just now?

Ohh, now I see the truth. Anyhow, happy birthday!

I have three or four. All four have lived and run perfectly, and none have died. I probably should get several and put them aside for backup use should one or two die. My biggest suggestion is get several now when you can and as Freddie said, don't overheat them, or at least don't run them at high speeds consistently simply for the sheer joy of watching your poor train derail. (I constantly try to convince my brother that they will die; he still does it, the di'kut! )

Umm, no? Take another look at the page. Click on 'More Views' and you'll see another pic to click on. Do so and it'll show you the Indy set in the middle.

I wonder why the sword rack is there as well as in the Duel. I wonder what purpose it serves in the movie...

Indeed; that's the first nice SW shirt that actually makes me want to get out of this chair, run to a Lego store, and buy one! Although I'd prefer clones...