LEGO Maniac JEM

I love that helicopter! *wub* *y*

What are the new green and dark grey ladder wedge pieces used for? I didn't know that the top of the tank turned into an airplane! *sweet* I'm buying at least one of these. :-)

Another idea: A parade with 4 or five different themed floats and a marching band with special new one-piece Lego instruments. Also includes a crowd of about 20 or 30 civilians.

Some of the Lego is already being made in China. :-X :-X :-X

I'd LOVE it if Lego made a minifigure scale 1982 VW camper just like the one which Tony Banks (the keyboardist from Genesis) owned (not sure if he still owns it). It would have all the cupboards which could be opened and closed, fabric curtains, a fridge, stove, a kettle, cups, plates, the seats could all be moved just like the real vehicle, the roof could be lifted up with the piece of material on it just like the real one and the roof and piece of material could be completely removed for easy access to the inside of the model. *wub* x a million. :'-)

I think that Lego need to do tests on samples of bricks from each different country that produces Lego to find out exactly what gets put in to make the pieces and do surprise checks on the factories to see if they're making the pieces properly. Can you find out which countries the bad quality pieces were manufactured in?

I'd love to have an offical Lego Genesis, Queen or Spinal Tap set. *wub*

Actually, I was thinking that 10184 is in a 1950's style so what about a set which has a large interior of a multilevel indoor shopping centre/mall in the style of indoor shopping centres/malls in the 1970s. On the internet I look at sites which have pictures of malls taken in the 1970s and I love the bright colours and all that reflective mirror stuff, and the weird unusual Architecture that you just don't see anymore because shopping centres now are too toned down and boring. The Lego set could have escalators, lifts, a large department store, a large supermarket and several specialty stores that you would find in a typical shopping centre. :'-) I didn't mean 1970s style Lego, but now that I think about it, your idea sounds awesome! *sweet* And to go back to the 70s properly, ALL the lego in the set would HAVE to be made in Denmark. :-$

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What about a 1970's style town set? *sweet*