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Ever consider copying the Ant-Man/Giant-Man jumbo minifigure from 76051 Airport Battle? The build seems sturdy enough where it likely won't fall apart while playing with it.

Catman looks like he could be made into some alternate reality Wolverine. That's probably why I bought it before they're all gone.

I saw some misc Lego sets in shopping carts at Walmart, likely stuff that was recently returned from xmas. There was a Star Wars Advent Calendar set that was taped back with something other than official Lego box tape. Too suspicious to buy. There was a Nexo Knights King's Mech. Didn't feel safe enough to get a price scan for that.

I'd suggest downloading the Lego PDF instructions for the recent jail break sets or a police station set. Maybe the Batman Arkham Asylum set too.

@Taaron http://lego.brickinstructions.com/lego_instructions/set/30376/Knighton_Rider Not a parts list, but it has the instructions and you can at least see the parts. I never had a motorcycle built like this before. Interesting honeycomb tires. "Rider blockade"? I guess that sounds about right. I assumed one side was to hold the jousting lance and wondered what the orange clicking clip was for.

Yeah, female on male does provide more freedom of movement with the Mixels balljoints.

I like the small cups for storage, but after seeing how expensive online PAB can get and fast, it's probably a better value to always go with large cup and just stuff it with misc commonly used parts to fill it up. Like a fool, I ordered some PAB online parts for a MOC that PAB Wall ended up stocking later. If they do update the Wall quarterly, it'll be more than a year or two before I can gather the parts I need. I am happy about getting 247 balljoint pieces via large cup. I suspect they trickle out the parts rather than putting it all out as soon as they receive them, and I suspect they release the newly arrived parts in time for the calendar's model build events. I guess I should visit again soon. I did notice that some of the customers of other area stores that update their Brick Buildr or Wall of Bricks page somewhat regularly had the same combination of parts that mine eventually did.

Anyone know if the Nexo Knights Battle Suits appeared in the TV show yet and if so, which episodes? Thanks.

I saw Export BOM will output a .xlsx file with parts list and part number with pictures of the parts in color, but why doesn't the HTML instructions parts list also list the parts numbers like the real instructions do?

I too went to the Lego Store to buy a Battle Suit to get the Knighton Rider giveaway, but after a little fella bought the last one that he already said he had, they were sold out. Ordering online was better and they had a wider selection in stock. Did anyone see anyone use the Battle Suit's cockpit in some nice MOC mecha? This is the first set I have that has big balljoints. My Clay Battle Suit did come with an extra sword blade. If I remember correctly, a YouTube reviewer's video had him have an extra too.

I like that classic blue, gray, yellow one above. The same costume from Super Friends, Super Powers cartoons.

I don't care if they use thinner paper. I'm glad they have the color PDF available online. I noticed Blue Power Jet Creator 3-in-1 seemed to be on good quality paper and bound like a paperback book.

I think Supergirl as Red Lantern can make a jackhammer that digs. Cannot be used in the Dr. Who adventure world warehouse at the end of the street where lizard woman asked for help finding people underground below that area. I probably used Bane's drill vehicle.

So two days after the Toys R Us clerk said they didn't have any more Batman CMF in the back (without even checking the computer or anything), they had a relatively full box. Got Catman and Calculator. Seems like Catman goes to the same tanning salon as Gordon. Calculator likes to stay indoors, and his armor (if gray) could help make a nice Iron Man version 1, maybe with a gray Red Hood helmet. Aside from these two, they mostly felt the same except for Pharoah's staff, wand equipped Fairy Batman, Orca Man, and Red Hood's helmet. This was only the 3rd time I found these in stores.

Saw Batman CMF in the wild for only the 2nd time: Toys R Us where a 70 yr old woman and a 30 yr old male of unknown relation were feeling the several packs left in the box and later seen at the checkout line together. Not wanting to interfere, I looked around elsewhere and came back and all were gone. Found the box later near the baseball card area with just a few left. None I wanted. Clerk said they didn't have anymore in the back. I wonder if these will be easier to find a month or so later like CMF Series 16 is.

I can't even find one store that would have a 2nd appearance of Batman CMF Wave 1. Talking Lego Store, Target, Walmart, Barnes & Noble, Toys R Us, Kmart. I would be interested in seeing what will make up the rumored Wave 2.

If you want Mixels balljoints, check out your Lego Store Pick-A-Brick Wall ASAP. Mine had 1x2 with ball and cup and 1x2 with ball on long edge. I need more 1x2 with cup on long edge.

I don't have them, but the classic blue and gray color scheme like the TV Adam West costume.

I only saw Batman CMF once and it was at the Lego Store. I bought two packs. Didn't see any later there or elsewhere.

You can google swooshable + the Lego set number and it'll give you a link to Lego's PDF instructions, but often the black parts scanned too dark to see detail. I like having the PDF in case the hardcopy gets too dusty or misplaced. I also like seeing the instructions before deciding to buy because I can see the parts list if any interesting parts are in there.

I also prefer the normal comic book characters. The only normal looking ones from Batman CMF were Red Hood and Comm. Gordon, and Arkham Joker.

A few more pieces newly stocked on the wall in preparation for build a model construction back hoe (these weren't there last week when there were new pieces). From large cup: 247x 14419 dark gray 1x2 ball end + cup end (double ended balljoints) 21x 14417 dark gray 1x2 ball on long edge 32x white 2x2 + 1x2 right angle 16x light gray 6014(?) medium tire rim with cross hole 16x clear 2x2x1 roof slope 9x 4623 dark gray 1x2 with vertical post 6x red 2x8 plate 12x beige 2x4 plate 4x blue 4x6 plate 33x light gray 1x1 brick with 1 side stud 39x black 1x2 with horizontal handle 46x red transparent round 1x1 plate 24x 3679 & 3680 light gray and white 2x2 turntable 12x light gray & black thin antenna/joystick 27x light gray 2x2 plate 1x orange 2x4 brick 1x blue 2x4 brick 33x white 1x2 plate with one stud 121x white 1x2x 2/3 slope bow Using PAB Online prices, this would have costed $104+. If I had waited a few weeks for PAB wall to have these balljoints instead of buying two Mixels packs, I could have gotten more balljoints for less money. If the wall didn't have these, I would have missed out on buying Mixels that are all gone from Target.

After getting the Red Hood, I bought the Under The Red Hood Batman movie DVD and it was not bad. Interesting that the minifigure is a combo of Joker Red Hood and Jason Red Hood. The Calculator's armor and helmet are mighty appealing.

Are the prices lower for AFOL with RLUG stickers? What's special about AFOL shopping days?

Maybe a local school or college or university has a 3D printing service available to the general public. I know some UPS Stores have 3D printing, but it may be extremely expensive even for a small print. Thingiverse may have some interesting model files to download.