Exetrius

Very fair point; customs, 3rd party acessories or even clone brand figs in gameplay footage... Also, I don't see how a program would be able to scan capes, oversized figure weapons and such, properly, let alone the character animations and abilities. It should be possible with scientific tools I suppose, but for a LEGO game? Maybe the future is closer around the corner than I think?

@dimaks13 you're a hero! More to come?

Look, man. This is a Discussion thread, not a Speculation thread. That means that you can not keep rambling on about things which are never going to happen or at least not have been suggested to become reality. If there's nothing to discuss, then leave this topic be. You probably have a life outside of this thread and Lego Dimensions, too.

Probably this has been posted here ages ago, but if not: http://metro.co.uk/video/lego-batman-talent-interviews-1471447/?ito=vjs-link An interesting video, showcasing about 20 prototype vehicles. Some really cool ones, like the racer for Catwoman and Scarecrows hot air balloon!

Well actually, I have my first one in the works... But, as you can see, I do have quite a clear picture on how I'm going to promote it. @Elysiumfountain Hey, look at that! You already did the signature thing! Edit: Just checked reddit...

It's quite remarkable that "official confirmation" suddenly appears to be a matter of concern to you...

Official promotion video of a Classic Space DLC for LEGO Worlds!

I'd say: put a thumbnail of it in your signature with a something like: Support Now! No obligations to stay subtle. Also, I don't know the extent of the Trains fanbase, but almost 1000 supporters is not too bad. If you haven't done so already, there is of course eurobricks, reddit, imgur, neogaf, flickr, instagram, twitter, youtube, etc. where you could make a post. Alternatively, maybe you can find someone (with large following), willing to feature your project. You can update your project with fancier pictures, or physical update, with which you remind people to take a second look and vote for your project. Good luck. By the way, was "support now!" the first thing in this post that caught your attention? Then it works!

Can you believe this??

It looks like she's in the Garmadon's robo-shark mech, only with the hair switched out for a rice hat. It is included in Jay's jet set, according to the prelim catalogue, but in the minifig bar of that set on the same page, he is substituted by the crab head villain, who in turn doesn't appear in the product image of any set. Not physical ones, but there is the "deep sea chick" and the octopus head villain, appearing on the DK books: http://bricksfans.com/first-look-at-the-lego-ninjago-movie-books/.

Considering the price points, the parts count seems to be on the high side indeed (Fire mech in particular), which is a good thing! Then again, the German prices are from 5, up to 20 euros cheaper, compared to the Dutch ones, usually... From the outside, the Temple of the Ultimate seems to be made of many larger pieces, but seeing the parts count, I'm wondering if it has an interior as well. Interesting!

Thanks a ton for the heads-up!

I feel like those don't come around too often, so a brief mention here would be enough for me. Just my opinion. By the way, the Old Fishing store is just Perfection! I guess it's time to go modular...

Well, that's nice for you. ... I couldn't find it in any of the usual places, so care to share a link?

Thank you!

Henry civillian: Angler fish and Crab baddies: I'm starting to have my doubts about the crab head being loose from the body armour, hopefully I'm wrong though...

I'm glad to hear from you, I'm looking forward to the results and other developments. For now, good luck with the daily challenges you are facing!

Ah, cool!

Hello fellow guild mates and others! Two years ago, 7th of June, I decided to join Guilds of Historica. Needless to say, one of my best decisions ever! Therefor, I've come to share with you a compilation of my builds from the past 365 days: Of course, I will continue to contribute with my lore and builds to the Guilds, possibly bigger and better than before! For comparison, my first year's builds: Finally, if you want to read up on the stories accompanying these builds, start here: The Onicius Prologue , followed by The Exetrius Saga. And with that, I wish you all a great day.

I don't see why you wouldn't want Star Wars in the game? If you don't like the franchise, just don't buy it.

Last one took 11 days between ordering and sending, for me.

I continued a little with searching the new sets in the B&P database. The only new minifig part I found available was this one: https://brickset.com/parts/6182216/mini-lower-part-no-1251 From Lord Krakenskull, Nexo Knights.

Next magazine inclusion will be Cole with some gear, not too special: They obviously aimed at the over-the-top anime hair look for Kai, even though I can't think of a character that would match up directly with that kind of hair. However, in my eyes, coincidental or not, Jay's hair has similarities to that of generic, mainstream male character hairstyles. Looks reversed indeed. The skeleton is either rebooted Krazi or Frakjaw: https://brickset.com/minifigs/inset-70592-1 What makes you say that? Kai has crazy hair (inspired by crazy hair from anime), Zane has an overly excited and dead-serious expression and unnaturally 'static' hairstyle (all befitting the explicit, unambiguous nature of a robot's behaviour and appearance), Cole looks relaxed, a little dense and down to earth (you know... ninja of earth, see what I did there?), his hair looks like a mix of a hippie, hipster and rock star. Oh, and the fish villains have funny hats. But that's all! A creative person doesn't need to take drugs for those things either.

A good look at maskless Nya, Cole, Jay and Zane: Untitled by elephantograph, on Flickr Untitled by elephantograph, on Flickr I'm still a really big fan of Jay's hair mould, I'd love to get that in a whole range of colours. Also, it just occurred to me that this may be the first time for a LEGO hairstyle to have a lock of hair in the center of the forehead, coming down almost between the eyes, which is a key feature of tons of male hairstyles found in anime.