1980-Something-Space-Guy

:laugh: The look on his face is priceless! Very funny! :thumbup:

Wow, it would take about $280 bucks to put all current CMFs in one case each! I don't find this very rentable on the large scale.

Wow! Some wacky figs you made! I love your idea! Let's see what people come up with! I'm too much of a minifig collector as to mess around with my figs, but I have always found it fun to mix minifig parts. Cool!

I was wondering about news from this right today... Funny. It is disappointing, especially if the printings got worse. Come on, Lego...

Yeah. I was born in the 90s, so my Classic Space figs, my 6600 set from 1978, and some of the old pre-minifig figures I have are more than a decade older than me. It is weird!

I'm not sure how they're going to put so many characters in a story that centers around Batman. Not that I'm complaining!

Ohhh, I see. Thanks Well, my only suggestion then, would be to make a custom sticker for that piece.

I wasn't aware of that. Thanks you two for the info.

Geez, you're lucky! You've got sets from one of the best Lego eras. I'd probably play all day, specially with that amount of cars.

Looks very good! Very smart use of the CMF Dino Suit guy's torso. Could we get a pic of the back of the fig?

Hence, Special Edition Besides, the MF didn't include figs such as C-3PO and R2, of which they could make special versions for such a set (chrome parts). And that's just one of the possibilities of making a Special Edition of the set. Anyways, I was just naming one possibility, but still, I believe Lego should release something for this anniversary!

Really? I feared it could be another disappointment, like much blockbuster sequels. Glad it's not.

Yeah, but an anthology of SciFi licensed sets would probably be too expensive and probably not as rentable.

Lilian's world does have a lot of minifigs, but some of their prices are insanely high. Thanks for the links to the other stores, though!

You did a great job on the shelter's texture! And the spring is a very nice detail. Very well done overall. It's a very neat scene. Thanks for sharing. I might go hiking to the Appalachian Trail soon as part of my college's orientation activities. You just got me more excited.

Great MOC. The expressions you chose for the figs work very nicely. It does create an interesting contrast. Thanks for sharing it!

Wow! This works very nicely! I had never though of or seen Steampunk SW before. You've done a great job! Thanks for sharing!

:laugh: One of the funniest MOCs I've ever seen. Great idea, and very well done! Got to love the way the dinosar stares at the horrorized runner! Thanks for sharing!

The house does seem to have some inspiration from the "Psycho" house, doesn't it?

Wow! Any idea of the weight it would have?

I guess that it was more costly, but it is a shame because it promotes less imagination. Gafol, thanks for sharing this great alternative model. It is really up to Lego standards, and I could imagine it on the back of the box if these were the old days.

Welcome to Eurobricks! This is a very good model! You were very faithful to the M-Tron look! Hope you keep us updated on your MOCs. Thanks for sharing!

Congrats on making such an impressive model! Love the way that the chrome pieces look on the model. I think that this is probably too big for a Cuusoo project, but I'm supporting it anyways. Thanks for sharing.

Your camper is very impressive! You should consider putting it on Cuusoo (although removing the licensed references would make it better for that). Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for the link! I know of Lilian's World, which has free shipping and handling worldwide, but their prices seriously suck and you save nothing, unless you're going for one single item.