Dazmundo

He plays Grantaire mainly but regularly understudies Enjolras. I've not heard back from him so I don't know if he has looked at your MOC yet, I'll ask him over the weekend D

Here is my Medieval Entry, Different View Different View The draw bridge over hangs slightly when closed and I've put feet on like some other entries, I hope that is OK Thaks for running this raffle I've really enjoyed the build. D

I'm sat looking at my Forestmens Hideout and trying to work out what yours is lacking as I really like the original and yours is not quite there. I think possibly it would benifit from a few more branches to break up the straight lines a bit. Other than that I'm not sure what to suggest, it is a shorter fatter version of the original which is, I assume, exactly what you were aiming for, maybe some green branches on the blue as I think possibly it is the blue that is dominating a bit. But I'm really not sure if that would work or just look odd. I like your Hut and it probably just needs a couple of minor tweaks to make it great I just don't know what they are D

Yes - see female figure below! D

Yep I was in the O2 watching it live D

That is great, I have just sent the link to this thread to my brother who is currently appearing in Les Miserables in Londons West End! D

I knew where from but didn't know the date so thanks for replying. D

I only check it once or twice, but that does involve me being on from about 7:30pm till about 11:00pm Yeah I guess addicted! D

There is the Sorting & Storing Lego thread Here Has lots of pics of where people build as well as how they store D

I thought that these dots were quite clear, although I found with series 3 that some were clear and others weren't so this is no guarantee. D

I got home tonight to see this.. I can not explain how stupidly excited I was! So I photographed the experience, First job, open the envelope Remove contents As you can see my daughter wanted in on the action! At this stage I checeked for dots/codes and tried to feel the package. I have circled the dots in this pic, I could feel that there were no accessories (a little disapointing) so that limited my options, and I made my calculated guess. Werewolf! My calculated guess was correct Couple of close ups Really pleased with how he looks. The print on his head and torso are really good. He fitted together nicely and all his parts move smoothly. There are no 'spare' parts, I thought maybe a second bone, so it looks like this series will be similar to series 3 in that respect. I am not experienced enough to comment on the quality of plastic etc really but he seems fine to me and has claimed a shelf to himself ready for his friends to arrive next month. D

It's arrived Taking step by step pics, not actually opened it yet but getting there D

20 x D

When you arrange a weekend away with your wife and daughter to visit your parents, solely to pick up some Lego that they forgot to deliver last time they visited! (We got back 2 hours ago ) D

I can't believe I actually won I'm really excited actually!! Thanks to everyone at Eurobricks for running this Raffle, having only recently got back into my LEGO I find it really difficult to build anything of the standard I've seen in other competitions but this I was able to enter. D

Yeah I've looked on PickABrick & BrickLink and at some point I will get them but I'm in no rush just yet. Don't know if my wife will let me keep getting full sets up to series 5 it starts to add up (although she did just buy me MMV so I might be winning her over!) D

I don't know for certain but I would imagine that all these things are actually run by different companies, I think I'm right in saying TLG doesn't own Legoland, so I can't see them getting together to do one membership, especially seeing as it will actually get them less money than paying seperately. D

They have the release date as 1st June! D

Just seen that Amazon UK has already got the sets listed and available for pre-order LEGO Kingdoms Blacksmith Attack £9.49 LEGO Kingdoms King's Carriage Ambush £35.99 LEGO Kingdoms Escape from Dragon's Prison £18.99 LEGO Kingdoms Mill Village Raid £66.99 D

I have just made up 3 stands for my Minifigs. I really want some sort of case so that it keeps the dust off, but I can't find anything that is quite right so this will do for now and means that my wife can move them to get at the DVDs easier! I don't own any green bricks so I'm going to have to try to get some from somewhere to keep my colour coding going! Who'd have guessed IKEA shelves are exactly 42 studs wide!! D

There already is a tan antenna! BrickLink Page D

10193 Very excited!! and a few other bits Now the build begins! D

Just had my first trip to a LEGO store since starting to rebuild the LEGO of my childhood. It's my birthday next week so my wife was looking to get me something while we were there. Came home with this :) Very excited was not thinking we'd be buying MMV! Also picked up a DUPLO set for my daughter and a couple of brick key rings for our key rack and had to have a play at Building a Minifig. Parts were a bit limited (More binoculars than you could ever need) not many torsos, this was the only female torso we could find, shame as there were a good number of female heads and a couple more skirts. Now the build begins! D HA HA just previewed the post and looked at the photos and realised that I had built one of the Minifigs from MMV without even realising then took a pic of her stood infront of the pic of her on the box, just as well I picked different coloured hair!!

Just counted up and get to just over 300 and I know I am missing some, Must still be at my parents, Going to visit in a couple of weeks so I'll have to try to track them down, my glow in the dark ghost is amongst the missing ones D

I assume you ment yes to the first question but no to the second As I am currently rebuilding all my old childhood LEGO sets I am reliving my childhood, but that is not the same as being childish. I look at them now with an adult perspective and can appreciate them in different ways, seeing potential I wouldn't have necessarily seen as a child. D