Lady_Scarlett

OMG Hate the stickers but will buy it anyway I don't really care about Harry Potter (even if I love the books and movies) but it looks like a cute medieval little church All my HP sets are used for medieval MOC. But this one is really beautiful (except the stickers, did I already say I hate stickers ?)

Bienvenue ! Tututu, Faladrin, we are several here. Well at least 3 now I guess XD

Great ! Thanks

The one in Glendale ? Yeah my french accent is causing bad damage on the phone, so if I can skip the phone call to the store it would be great And what about Paris, anybody knows ?

Oh My... I need one (yes "need"). Love the minifigures. Can't wait to see the inside.

About 30 years... I discovered LEGO as an adult with my own children. Never have some when I was little.

Thanks! And that's exactly what the lady from LEGO told me on the phone. I should receive my order (except the Pet Shop set of course) saturday

- Detective Office - Pet Shop - Soldiers Outpost - Shipwreck Defense - Bad Cop Car Chase BUT the Pet Shop is out of stock... So it's written "waiting for new stock" as status for my order. Do you know if I will have to wait until they have the Pet Shop in stock again to receive my other sets? And in this case, will the double points be OK? I should maybe try to contact LEGO ti be sure and maybe do two orders instead of one

As a french, I approve this MOC. I love the face of the executioner. How did you do the blade?

Thanks a lot

I'm juste so jealouuuus you have this bloody idea and not me. But I have to say, you have done way better that I could, mouahahah. I symply love everything in this scene, and I just look at my actual MOC and I want to destroy everything (but instead I will have a coffee). This is gorgeous!

Bricks, bricks and bricks again... I have to calm down. It's fu**ing expensive! But I really want to finish my big MOC, but the more I think about it, the more I have ideas, the more I need bricks

I love this topic! My daughter of 8 (since saturday ^^) is allowed to play with all my LEGO, included my MOCs. One rule : try to be careful and tell me if something "breaks" so I can fix it. So, of course, she doesn't play like I would do myself (I don't play, I create scenes who tell a story ), but LEGO are toys and I'm happy to see her enjoying them. She's allowed to pick pieces in my boxes but they are mine so if I need some, I'm first on line. Now, she knows that using the grey and brown pieces is quite dangerous, lol. And she has just for herself lots of LEGO and bricks. My son (13), who has lots of LEGO himself too, mostly to display in his room, loves to change little details on my MOCs, just for fun. Most of the time, he moves the minifigures to make them act silly. It sometimes take me a while to discover it I'm only mostly in the "realistic medieval" theme, and both of them want to have their own minifigures to put in my world. I built a "Ezio" (and a cart of hay) for my son, and my daughter would like herself (lol) as a "medieval little girl". And my biggest one (15), she comes after the two other one to put everything perfectly.

You made my day :laugh:

Funny, I used my two goats yesterday in a little MOC and I was wondering if I could have some more. And now, I want cows

For me a minifigure is a character of a story. I'm a big role-player, I'm writing stories, so the minifigures are a part of my imaginary universe since I mostly only built from the story I wrote.

You're suspecting well. I just realize that baseplate is litteraly... a base Thanks for the link and the answer... I will need to make some arrangement.

Hi! I'm looking for some baseplates which are usable both sides. It seems that the 16 x 32 Dots are not, since they look smooth below :/ Can someone help me to find what is the biggest size available for plates we can build above and below. I need a 30 dots width but I can probably change that a little.

A naked male torso (with abs)

And I will earn money by selling all the non humans minifig, seems great!

Do I really need to explain? Come on, guys... Fiddle-dee-dee. Well, juste because she's an awful b*tch but a wonderful book and movie character and I'm quite jealous not having creating her

I'm just in the middle of that right now. My son gave me two boxes of... well... everything. I put all the bricks in the middle of my living room and I try to sort everything. I try first by color, and I put all the plates together, all the roofs, the minifig etc. It will be long. And I have no idea how to store all that after, since it will be in my linving room and I want something beautiful.

:laugh: Well, as long as we can use the sets for MOD/MOC for "normal medieval times". Everybody could be very happy. Oh and I want blond girls! LEGO must be the only toys with so few blond long hair for women.

Thanks for the quick answer! It seems that it is a brighter blue ("Lake Town" are Hobbit sets), it is very a "flashy" color and I've never seen it before. But thanks for the Brickset link, I now know where to find these kind of answers without annoying people here, lol (so, it seems to be "Br. blue").

I hop I can use this topic for my question, sorry if I'm wrong Can someone told me the exact color of the blue plates who support the building on the "Lake town" sets? And can we find them alone (and bigger maybe)? Thank you