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Brick Dangerous

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  1. Brick Dangerous
    Apparently, series 16 has just been sighted in a Toys'r'Us in Nuremberg.
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    So it does come with tracks ... and a lot of MOCing potential. I'll say it's nice, but certainly no substitute for the original train.
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    For me personally, Scooby the Head on the toddler's body really takes the cake. He looks so spectacularly bedazzled, as if he's wondering what's going on himself. He's actually proven to be quite versatile. And some more options. Ah, the possibilities ...
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    Haha, sorry, you're right, of course. I'm not really familiar with the Princess range, just a regular City guy I guess (and a noob to boot), so minidolls and Friends were synonymous to me there for a second. Please disregard. Edit: But hey, I have one more post than you! Welcome to us, and may this be the begin of a wonderful journey!
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    Hmm, I dunno ... Has TLG been known to mix minifigs and minidolls before? I've always considered them as belonging to separate universes. I mean, minidolls live in Heartlake City and rarely ever leave it, right?
  6. Brick Dangerous
    Don't you see what's happening? They've been saving up on baseplates to put 'em all in this hyper-modular!
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    You're very welcome.
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    Rarely if ever have I been so happy to oblige. Please excuse the shoddy quality, the urgency of the matter left me no time to fiddle with sophisticated electronics.
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    Hm, it kinda looks as if his bat-behind is on the front ... ><
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    Yes, picture please! This might just be the spookiest baby yet.
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    So ... is this your subtle way of saying the Simpsons have jumped the shark?
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    I think it might be prudent to point out that the American definition of a 4-story building differs from the European one. In America, the ground floor counts as the 1st floor as opposed to at least some European countries where we begin to count with the (American) second floor. So an American 4-floor building would then be a 3-storey building. I apologize if everybody is now either totally confused or knew this already. I nevertheless signed up to point it out. That's how nice of a person I am.
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