andy_0306uk

The person above was fell foul of my plan - now for the other 1900+ members

not interested (why am I replying?)

Welcome to Eurobricks - glad you are enjoying it so far

The person above me is confused by what he thought was a statement to clarify but which actually was a statement to confuse, so, he is in the correct state and my plan worked - I think?

Welcome to Eurobricks :-) Great to have another Brit here What themes are you into? What area of the UK are you from?

The 'person' above doesn't find their own voice protocols statements confusing but the person above them does

have you tried Bricklink? edit: YAY!!!! My 200th post

Yes, that is all you need to start with 9v, but, Lego has stopped producing 9v (non-remote controlled) sets and you will need to purchase all the items from places like ebay and/or Bricklink and welcome to Eurobricks

Welcome to Eurobricks AC. What themes are you interested in? I've just sent off my first membership application for Brickish and hope to attend their Sci-Fi weekend at The National Space Center in Leicester on 3-4th November

I didn't think it was limited edition anywhere until I was looking on Brickset for pics for this thread (poor US and Canada)

From what I can see in their online catalog, it shows this but isn't this just set 7993 ??? Surely this can't be a limited edition? Or have I got the wrong pic from the catalog?

Anyone got a scan of the catalog so we can try to decipher which set it is?

this page has links to some .pdf but not sure if the models you want

I voted for the 483/920 Alpha-1 Rocket Base as its one of my favourite CS sets that I still own from my childhood. Always loved fuelling up my vehicles and sending the rocket flying

looks like an either/or pole has been added I've voted for western as I prefer more buildings than vehicles but was a hard decision as I really like pirates too

The person above had their first chat on Eurobricks with Lt. Col. Thok

I watched 'Knocked Up' on HD-DVD. Kinda funny at the beginning but then becomes the predictable moral story of a layabout bloke coming good and being a responsible father *n* *n*

Oh dear. The person above is double posting

Welcome to Eurobricks Toe + daughter

Welcome to EuroBricks Beastboy Fan

The person above is a very helpful fellow (thanks again)

The person above has pointed out something that I didn't know

The person above just made a comment about me making a comment about the person above

Although funds are low at the moment so I have to concentrate on sets, I do also like to collect any Lego merchandise. I've bought other Lego stationary but not the Aquaraiders set as yet and some of the other "play" swords/water-blasters for my nephews. They aren't overly interested in Lego as such but I do like to show them how the dressing-up stuff can be related to the minifigs and then get them playing with the actual Lego too. Yes, Lego should be concentrating on increasing its quality issues and giving us great sets, but this is an ever changing marketplace and congrats to TLG for having the wisdom to diversify slightly while still tieing everything back to Lego themes. Worst? Certainly not. But that's because I'm also trying to teach myself how to draw Manga and have recently placed an order for this set as it combines my 2 hobbies (though I guess I won't be using it as an actual tutorial, but just as an item of both hobbies)

My car broke down on Friday night and I just so happened to be stranded in the carpark outside ToysRUs so I did a tiny bit of Lego retail therapy (sadly couldn't buy too much as didn't know how much the car repairs will cost) I bought another 7092 Skeleton Prison Carriage and the 7093 Skeleton Tower