Conrad Slater

I'd be happy for the military builders to have their own sub forum - so that way it will be easier for me to avoid them! That's not to say I don't respect the talent that the tank builders have, it's just that I too don't think it appropriate for lego. It also reminds me of Mego Bloks! A war sub-forum would be like an adult zone of sorts - a clearly sign posted area that users can opt into or out of. I'm sure they'd appreciated it too if it means they don't have to hear people like me whining.

many congratulations my daughter is six months old now - those first few weeks are so intense that it feels like you'll never have any time to yourself to do anything again. thankfully after a couple of months it gets a lot easier and there's even time to do Lego!

here you are http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=88646

I do rather like the minifigs - yellow helmets with trans-dark blue seems very effective.

Yeah - me too; I've often thought that, even before SPIII

Classic Space - without question. (maybe Town)

The three main players Lugnet, Peeron and Brickshelf are pretty much on the way out having not grown and evolved at the same rate as the internet. That's why users have migrated across to forum sites like Eurobrick and Flickr. I'd love to see Peeron sped up, cleaned up and made modern - just as I would Lugnet and Brickshelf (I mean - it's absurd that you can't even email someone to ask about a posted image). I'm just starting out with basebrick although I use bricklink the most for cross referencing inventories. I use Brickstore too for printing set inventories.

wow - what a long winded way of saying hi

I'm interested in why you think the flex track is junk

looks like a European street to me

great review many thanks

you know if we could get the instructions we could probably put some of these together thanks to bricklnk or whatever.

good job well done thinking about doing this myself