Walter

Who will fall?

What, like Greek mythology and the Cat in The Hat mixed?

Woah! Epic creation. The details and posing are wonderful.

Happy birthday DD! Have a good one.

It seems he has also upgraded it with an interior. I also can't help but admire the way this looks like it could be an expensive pirate set. Very cool.

I'm not going to expect too much from this season. I'm just going to watch it like I've been watching it for the past couple of seasons and enjoy it for what it is. An okay show that I enjoy watching from time to time. But if there is one thing I'd love to see this season, it is a major hero/villain death. Ventress, Ashoka, Maul, and Opress will die one way or another, and I hope we get to see it on this show. I'm not saying that I expect that to happen this season, but I'd like to see it happen ultimately.

Cute! Great pieces also... Thanks for sharing.

That would make the most sense I suppose. I have to say I'm not too excited about the figures, but they could have some very interesting possibilities in terms of creativity.

I hate to double post, but I think it's fine in this case. Tea Time by Walter Benson, on Flickr

Disney's Oz the Great and Powerful or MGM's original Wizard of Oz would be pretty awesome as a LEGO theme. Just seeing a theme based off the books alone would make me happy though. Can you imagine what Emerald City would look like in LEGO?

1. mordatre - 2 points. 2. Oky - 1 point. 6. Ninja Nin - 1 point. 7. Leela - 1 point.

1. Siercon & Coral - 3 points 5. ZCerberus - 1 point. 7. Hammerstein NWC - 1 point.

2. Ninja Nin - 3 points. 5. Mr.Brickman - 1 point. 6. Oky - 1 point.

1. mordatre - 3 points 4. Kristel - 1 point 6. SilentMode - 1 point

2.TheKingOfBuilding - 1 point 5.ZetoVince - 2 points 8.Hammerstein NWC - 1 point 9.Oky - 1 point Nice entries!

I'm guessing Chima is some made-up term then? This theme does look different to some degree, while covering familiar territory. It will be interesting once we get better photos.

As great as all the action details of the main scene are, I love how there is light coming from seperate openings. You and your brother did a nice job.

[pid][/pid] 141A Found this on my contacts page one afternoon, so I decided to share it with you all. Check out more pictures on Franko Komljenovic's Flickr photostream. Also this is blog fodder for me, so expect to see this: [bloggedcp][/bloggedcp]

Nice review. I recently picked this set up, and I really like it! Very good for the price.

I do this with both depending on what theme I am building. I think because it is the West, this is easier to do! So many bandanas and ponchos. Flesh or yellow can be covered up easier this way. A win-win situation? I think so.

Thanks all! I appreciate the comments. Here's a photo of the minifigures by themselves: Alice, the March Hare, and the Mad Hatter by Walter Benson, on Flickr Thanks KielDaMan! I kinda liked Tim Burton's 2011 film but the 1951 film has always been my favorite. I also love Lewis Carroll's original books! Actually the torso I used would've been great for the White Rabbit. In fact it might be more fitting than it was for the March Hare. I almost wish I could've had more stacked dishes and wacky shaped pots, but it proved too much for me to handle.

Zombie by Walter Benson, on Flickr This was fun to photograph.

Colorful and childish? I love a lot of the less colorful and more dark colors, but I do enjoy the look of colorful themes like Friends, Dino, and Alien Conquest. It sounds promising!

There was a trailer shown at one of the recent Comic-Cons. It hasn't appeared online yet though.

Actually some of the supernatural stuff isn't going to be in the final film. Werewolves and zombies were cut from the story due to budget issues if I remember correctly. As happy as I am for this theme, I'm still hoping we get some Oz: The Great and Powerful sets.