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Yeah, because it's a repeat of "The Dragon Whisperer" webisode, so it's not really a 'new' one. However, the story that someone else had mentioned where Ragana tried to poison Naida with the Shadow Fountain 'Water' would be nice if they'd add that to the Lego Elves website list of videos [same with the two-part mini movie "Dragons In Danger To Save"].

Yeah, we'll see the Precious Crystal Mine, Dragon Sanctuary, Queen Dragon's Rescue, and Ragana's Magic Shadow Castle come out in the Summer. They have four spots for all 4 Elemental Dragon Eggs with the Dragon Sanctuary --- but in the two-part mini movie, those spots were where the Adult Dragons landed, not where the Dragon Eggs were placed. So I think Fort's idea of special little spots to place the Dragon Eggs is a great idea --- after all, there already is one for the Wind Dragon Egg in a set [although, I think it could use some piece switching to make it look even nicer, just using the same pieces in matching colors from other sets]. *Not necessarily pieces just from Lego Elves sets, because sometimes the pieces in the colors one might want could be in other series' sets.

Yeah, I think part of the problem I had the other day with the pictures was when I was on the library computer [as if something on their computers didn't like the pictures?]. When I refreshed the page on my laptop, the pictures show up like they should. If I can find a second set of the Bakery and Naida's Spa Secret, I just might have to try making a cart for the Bakery too! It's so cool! The way that it's seemed to me, if one wants to make the sets match better with how they look in the mini movies and webisodes, it takes buying two of most of the sets, plus perhaps either buying all of the Creative Block Sets or making some Bricks & Pieces orders from LegoShop.com ---- and pieces from other sets; and some good problem-solving skills [to figure out which pieces might be needed].

Not yet, as far as I've seen. I've been checking Brickset.com often, and so far, there are new pictures for the summer sets for Nexo Knights, some of the STAR WARS sets, and a couple of other sets ---- but not for the summer batch of Lego Elves yet.

Something has happened to the pictures, and now they don't show up at all.

I meant about the webisodes that are on the Lego Elves website, not TV channel programming though.

You might want to get the Treetop Hideaway first, as it's from last year's sets and will probably soon be no longer on the store shelves. While the Secret Market Place set is part of this year's sets for Lego Elves.

Very cool ideas! I bet everyone will wish that these could become official sets sometime! A lot of creative building!

All three new webisodes are now on the official Lego Elves website, too. http://www.lego.com/en-us/elves/videos *Still waiting for the two-part mini movie "Dragons In Danger To Save" to be put on there yet, though.

The Four Elements are across from each other already --- Fire is on the opposite side from Wind (Air); and Water is on the opposite side from Earth.

Really pretty and nice design to the tower! Great project idea, and interesting story idea.

There will be 4 sets in the Summer 2016 wave --- The Precious Crystal Mine; Dragon Sanctuary; Queen Dragon's Rescue; and Ragana's Magic Shadow Castle. Maybe a different display case could be made to look more like the Starlight Inn, with interior views inside --- the two upper 'shelves' would be made to look like 'rooms', while the two lower 'shelves' could be made more like the staircase, and the seating area near the fireplace?

As seen in the two-part movie, The Starlight Inn is actually up in the mountains --- not a forest, and not a village. Although, I'm sure other Inns could be around --- like in a forest. After all, it takes a while to get up into the mountains, right? The Secret Market Place is in a village, though.

Very cool build ---- kind of matches how her little airglider looked in the two-part movie. And, yeah, Sira does mention her airship, which I get the impression that is larger than her airglider, but Sira says that her airship is in a shop, getting repairs. And I think that Sira also said something about crashing her airship into something [as being the reason it needed to get repaired]. I think I remember reading that someone else said that more about Sira's airship appears, or more about it is said, in "The Dragon Queen" chapter book [i don't have a copy of that book yet, but I plan to when I can find it].

I like the creative design, and the colors you chose for the building and ship. Since it's in Elvendale, and not on Earth, there might be totally different constellations seen at night, though. Still, very fun idea!

Does anyone have good scans of Enki's little mini set and Flamy's little mini set from the Lego Elves Magazine Issue #1 and Issue #2? I've been looking for the instruction pictures for those for a while, but haven't had much luck. Since that magazine and others aren't available in the USA

I like a lot of what you put together here --- it's really fun! I think my niece would like what you built, too --- I'll have to show her sometime. And then I bet she'll ask me to try to build something like it for her. I think she might have almost all of the sets by her next birthday --- so then she'd have all the right sets for the parts.

That's a very nice idea to add to the Lego Elves' Elvendale landscape. I just recently had bought two of the Treetop Hideaway [working on combining them into making the Treetop Hideaway look more like how it appears in the mini movies and webisodes], and when I came across a picture of what you built, now it gives me an idea what to do with the original way that they had intended to have the bridge pieces [although, I'll have to order some extras of those, since I put the 5 pieces from each set together into making a longer bridge to a deck platform in the back [minus the axle that would have 'supported' them]. And in the two-part movie "Dragons In Danger To Save", there's a long rope bridge seen ---- so that might be something else to build [eventually], too. Just part of the fun of Lego right? Plenty of ideas and inspiration to build with.

Yeah, I thought that is a nice idea to add to the sets. Very nice details! It would be nice to see the door piece get made in some of the other colors [Medium Azur; maybe White?] --- and then each elf could have an outhouse that's in the colors of their element perhaps?

A wonderful creation with lots of fun and interesting details ---- very inspiring! Hope to see more designs [or re-designs] soon!

Really good start on expanding the Elvendale School of Dragons! I've tried out the LDD ---- how do you change the color of a piece from red to a different color? I'm also working on figuring out how to expand the set [for now, just from looking at the pictures of how it looked in the "Dragons In Danger To Save" movie; I do plan to buy two of the set ---- however first, I need to collect sets from last year]. I hope to see someone else also working on figuring out how to expand the Starlight Inn, sometime soon --- because so far, the official set just gives us the main doorway, and a side door, and part of the upstairs; plus a cellar/storm shelter.

I bet my niece would love to play with that. Or something similar, too. If I show her the pictures, I'm sure she'll ask me to try to make something like that sooner or later, lol. A lot of fun ideas to try out, too! Hope to see more projects posted on here soon!

Very fun ideas in your creations here! Some very inspired building techniques! Hope to see some more soon!

Yeah, I've noticed that the way that the instructions have you build the Lego Elves' Treetop Hideaway doesn't match how it looks in the mini movie or webisodes at all either. So I've bought two of the set, and am still in the process of determining how many additional pieces are needed to expand it more. Because instead of being two separate trees, it's really one with a large circle in the main base of the trunk [or trunks] of the tree. It's a bit fun to work on figuring out how to expand the building of it. And searching for examples of how to make trees differently with Lego pieces, too. Same with most of the other sets as well. I really like what you've built so far, and look forward to seeing what else you're inspired to build with the Lego Elves sets.

Hello there everyone. I wish you all great things in life, and hope for peace. I've read some topics on this forum lately related to Lego Elves, and thought I'd join so I could talk with fellow fans of the new Lego Elves series of sets. After my niece received some of the Lego Elves sets last year for her birthday, and then asked me to build some of them for her [and then later re-build them some months later] ---- the sets also got me interested in Lego sets again. In some ways, for parts being in colors now that I wish had been around when I was a kid in the 1990's ---- and more colors of transparent pieces, too. Anyways, there sure are lots of new fun sets now!