The Middleman

Yeah, that's the only spot you can see it. Kind of cool, I think. :-D

Wolf - you can see skin under his mask, but he is mostly robot. Much earlier in the Ep. III scene, TheForce.net, I think, reported that it was just basically Grievous's brain in a robotic body. Brickmaster - did you REALLY expect splitting arms? Maybe if they do a Technic version (which would be kickass - the ONE time there isn't a Technic Star Wars line...).

http://eurobricks.hosting.ipsyn.com/eurofo...hp?;act=Members Most of the people on there are pretty regular posters. Besides, Eurobricks keeps growing - just keep getting news, and it'll never end. ;)

Even better, eh? ;)

Well, think about it. Ninja sets were essentially castles. They had a bridge, a castle, enemy mini-castles, all that good stuff. It was referred to as Japan's feudal age, and feudalism is the system with knights/lords/kings/etc (in this case samurai/shogun/daimyo/emperor and all that good stuff, but still the same stuff) that so personified the medieval age. I'd say that the parallels between the two make the Ninja line at least somewhat classifiable under Castle.

.bmp offer better quality pictures... ;) But are absolutely gigantic.

I'll have tons of pics up Saturday morning. ;)

Well, for one, they probably look better as figures because the back of their heads would have a cloth print on them, and second, their capes don't show so they look a bit odd, and finally, those animated LEGO dudes always look a bit queer anyway.

Try making that one in Clone Wars on Coruscant, too. Could be useful for dioramas.

Are you serious? That's cool, got any pics? :-D ;) http://www.starwars.com/clonewars/microser...chapter/25.html I think you can see his arms split in that episode of Clone Wars.

Grievous has two arms that split into two each when he wants.

Well, I'd rather have those than no Magnaguards at all.

I'd group Ninja with Castle.

Romans and Greeks would be way cool.

This is disturbing to read.

Turbo tank sounds cool - can't wait for it! :-D

Pics of interest: Magnaguards Apparently Dark Red Obi-Wan JSF

But the exploration of ancient places by modern vehicles is its own category - adventurers, orient expedition...

That's one hell of a glowing review. I'll get this.

We seem to have posted at the same time! We meant the same thing, though. :-D

AHA! It's even once again!

It's definitely unique.

They're silver.

They don't say movie themes are bad, just that they're bad in the years when movies are not released.

I'm just sad it wasn't the TDF. Oh well - 4 days!