Willsy

Huh, given that it's GoG I would have thought that they would have some of the old Lego Media/Software games. Maybe Lego don't own the rights to them anymore? It might be an explanation as to why they haven't shown up on GoG or the PS1 classics, that or or are no longer deemed up to standard.

Weren't the Ben 10 sets poorly received as well? I think I can remember that line getting quite a bit of negative reception, and I'm not sure the sets sold well.

Just out of morbid curiosity, how much would it cost roughly to Bricklink the UCS Falcon? I'm not seriously considering it really, the thing is huge and I think modding my 75105 to be more accurate and detailed would be enough for me.

I think I remember hearing something about the earlier Harry Potter waves (Philosopher's Stone and Chamber of Secrets) being based off both the books and the movies? Maybe I'm remembering incorrectly though. Either way, I think that the original HP sets had enough wiggle room due to the tine they were out and the nature of the theme. It's set in a magical school so the random class room sets and such make sense to me. I think my vote definitely goes to Robert Downey Jr. fights a weaponised golf buggy driven by a biker gang member.

That's quite detailed and true to source for such a small scale! Great work.

I saw Cole's Dragon at a local supermarket today, it was the only Skybound set they had. It was cheap, had a nice looking build and minifigures, and I hadn't bought a Ninjago set since Rebooted (with the exception of the Jay fun pack in Dimensions), so I thought "what the heck". I am actually pleasantly surprised with it, I think it's cool that they managed to fit a decently designed dragon into such a small set. My only complaint is the lack of claws on the wings, but maybe the one in the show doesn't have them? (I'm not sure, I've only seen the first and last episodes of Skybound.) Overall, a very solid set for such a small price. I would like to get Jay's dragon or maybe Tiger Widow Island at some point.

Incredible! I really like the regular T-70 X-Wing you made, and the hanger bays are very impressive.

Greetings Eurobricks! I'm Wil348, and I have been a longtime lurker here prior to signing up as I have only recently become an AFOL. I decided a while ago when chatting with Just2good that I would eventually sign up, and here I am now! I am British, though I actually live in a south-west region of France (not terribly far from Bordeaux where there just so happens to be a LEGO Store now, lucky me!). When it comes to my favourite themes, I can really only say Star Wars but I do collect sets from other various themes such as Marvel and Ideas. Aside from LEGO, I spend a lot of my free time at home gaming, and generally interneting. Nice to meet your acquaintance EB. :)

I highly doubt it, The Simpsons is the only recent exception I can think of but even then the actual heads were stylised. There were a lot of complaints about the Clone Wars minifigures as well, so I don't think they will do it again. I'm personally hoping that we will get a minifigure version of Elsa, though I'm not sure how many (if any) princesses will carry over from the actual theme to the CMF series. I'm happy that Mickey is in, even though he's a no brainier. :)

Newbie here. :) I have been very interested in the Resistance X-Wing since I first heard we were getting one, even though I already own Poe's. I actually do not mind if it's effectively the exact same design as Black One (there are some tiles on the bottom wing that were not present on the last one), however I am not sure if they fixed the issue with the rubber bands bending the wings? The wings look rather straight on this one but I cannot be certain. At least blue rubber bands aren't an issue anymore though. I will probably pick up Vader's TIE somewhere down the line as well, I've always preferred the TIE Advanced to the regular TIE Fighter and I do not currently have the new Vader minifigure. The A-Wing would be a nice bonus too.