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I tried that but it doesn't work because I couldn't feel a bow piece at all, yet it was clearly there because I ended up with Daisy instead.

I never said that they couldn't, just that they won't do Biff and Lorraine.

Who would want to buy Biff or Lorraine though? Doc Brown and Marty Mcfly are big pop culture icons but only fans have heard of Biff Tannen and Lorraine McFly. They're a lot more obscure, especially compared to characters from the likes of Doctor Who, The Simpsons, DC Comics, Jurassic Park etc...

Because it's wrong to be charitable...

I hate how LEGO always make these blind bags. I tried feeling for a Mickey Mouse and ended up with Daisy Duck. It's like LEGO want to **** people off.

I imagine Green Hill Zone will probably be part of the hub world given that it is an iconic part of the Sonic franchise.

It would be a bit limited for a set, wouldn't it? What would you actually build that's iconic to the film?

I hope that's actually a scene in the movie.

Can't see the HQ set being very popular. I doubt it'll be as iconic as the firehouse.

Thanks. If I were doing it for a real show, I'd preferably want it to be 10 minutes rather than eight and it would form a longer show. The demo at the end was supposed to feature a look at the Delorean and Ecto-1 too alongside the Ideas Doctor Who, Back to the Future and Ghostbusters minifigures but we had to cut it short otherwise it would have been longer than 8 minutes (resulting in loss of marks).

They are actually presenters of the university radio station. It was a practical TV Studio exam. We'd been learning techniques about it. I deliberately wanted to go for someone who wasn't very good at LEGO; partly for the humour and partly so that 'Challenge Alex' is basically David VS Goliath (although it didn't quite work out given that the Masterbuilder due to take on the presenter had to pull out so the co-presenter had to step in). Yeah, that was unfortunate. That was mainly because we had to cut out of some things early like the Caterham Super Seven VT so the music never really fades out properly. It fades on the full VTs and those on sound can fade it themselves but there were occasions where they didn't have time to prepare. That would be the autocue and something I would have tried to fix if I had more time. I wish we had longer; they only gave us all 45 minute slots each to rehearse and record the show and most shows on TV would have two or three days of rehearsal before actually going for a record (especially ones as complicated as The LEGO Show was). Fair enough. I wish I had more time to rehearse it but as I said, they only gave us all 45 minutes to rehearse and record. I was thinking AFoLs but I would probably say it was more a show for them that they could also show their kids currently playing with LEGO rather than strictly adult fans. Thanks. I had no idea how to create a title sequence but researched a few to work it out. Thanks. My favourite bit is when they're talking about the challenge and then suddenly start building when they realised they were supposed to actually be doing it!

That's where the bars and tone would be, but I only exported from the clock through to the end of the programme. Thanks. I was the director and also produced the concept, wrote the script, created the VTs and casted the presenters. There was supposed to be someone else as the expert but he cried off ill (hence the odd placement of 'A Masterbuilder Approaches') so the co-presenter Stephen Clarke had to step in as the Masterbuilder too. I edited it afterwards, although I won't be marked for it. That was my own choice to do inbetween university work.

Or a whole new game like Skylanders/Infinity.

Can't see many of The LEGO Batman Movie's target audience buying such an expensive set though.

Here it is - made as part of a university assessment:

EDIT: Minor difficulties with title sequence. Will add link to fixed version.

I imagine it would be hard to implement though.

Will his 'ship' be the Yellow Submarine?

It would be a great way to do something like the Ghostbusters Reboot in my opinion, that's very much an ensemble movie.

Lincoln's my favourite because he had one of my favourite scenes in The LEGO Movie. Hopefully he'll have a bigger presence in The LEGO Movie 2.

Comic Book Guy was the Best. Minifigure. Ever.

Milhouse was definitely the best minifigure because he can serve a dual purpose as both a LEGO Movie and Simpsons minifigure.

I'm wondering if they're half-games (more than just a level) that you can connect to the Toy Pad for a whole new story based on one of the franchises in the game.

Plus she looks to be the standout of the female Ghostbusters lineup. I think she'll be this film's Bill Murray.

Polybags would be great if they make them widely available rather than just as shop or newspaper exclusives. It would provide a nice cheap alternative to the other packs and also allow for characters where there isn't an obvious vehicle or gadget to pair them with.