1980-Something-Space-Guy

Hilarious!!! Good work!! Brilliant use of the zombie's head.

The only place in my room left for my Lego collection to colonize is my bed!!

Must... resist... urge... to... BUY THEM ALL ONLINE AT ONCE!!!! Seriously, if I can't stand this until the prices drop, my minifigure budget will be depleted soon.

So, they left for bricksinmotion? It's a pity... Brickfilmks used to be great.

I really hadn't thought of that... I think I have to agree here with you.

Of course there are some unbiased statements here... Saying a theme has more detailed minifigures than others is an objective statement. Saying that it is "better", is using an ambiguous term that can lead to confusion as to how it is measured. Some people define "better" as what they like, others would define a theme is better than other by looking at its colors, design, minifigs, etc. But one thing is to say something is "better", and another is to say, for example, that it has a more sleek design. Just my two cents And answering your question, I don't think this is sudden. Many of us didn't like the theme since we saw the preliminary pics. Seeing how Aquazone was born as Seatron, I now regard it as one of "Space's lost children"

After years of not going to Brickfilms.com, I noticed some of the movies that were there before are now gone. Is this because of Youtube? What has happened? The site seems to have "shrunk", so to speak.

I really hope they include an iOS version. Lego HP is one of the best games around there.

I think that seeing what has happened with promotional figures before, such as the white Boba Fett, we should all be cautious. Of course, the only way to ensure you have one at the current prices is buying it right now. I am very tempted to buy these right now, but this wouldn't be the first time that Lego releases something in a seemingly limited way and then releases it in a more accessible way. We just plain don't know. On the other hand, with all the Marvel and DC figures to come, I can't give myself the luxury of paying $50 for any single one of them.

There is no possible reason I can't think of because of which Lego would think that Bricklink is harming them. If anything, it helps to keep its customer's loyalty.

While I'm conscious that I'm resurrecting an old thread, I would like to add that I face space crises every year... My stuff doesn't lie on the floor, but my closet is almost full. I always have to find a way. Currently, I have no idea of what I'm going to do next

Whooops, looks like he did accomplish one of these :

Having plastic boxes for each of them and enough room to display everything can be

Thanks! I'll have a look. Much appreciated!

My only frustration is that much more minifigures that I want are released each year than I can pay... As a result I have a huge lag that I'm trying to eliminate. It's been hard. Giving tutorships and all to fill the gap Still a long way to go.

That looks awesome! What is the maximum capacity of the monorail motor? I didn't know it could hold so much wagons without being damaged.

I agree, these pieces add up to the price, and not all of us have the need to build 10 train loops! Just like normal trains, I think they should be sold separately.

That sure looks like an awesome set If you hadn't posted it here, I think I would have never known of it!

I know exactly how that feels

Living in Central America makes you get used to earthquakes. None have knocked some of my Lego stuff out of its place though.

The poor fellas! But there's nothing like your first minifig, is there? Nice! It's a good pair, don't you think?

Here's an interesting trend. I would say that most people's first minifig is a town figure.

That is strange indeed... Unless somebody is clueless enough to think that the Zookeeper is a Flamenco Dancer, and the snowboarder is a jungle boy!!!

Sweet!!! Interesting to see S4 is sold out... Last time, when S4 came out on S@H, S3 wasn't sold out. Does this mean that S4 has had a higher demand than S3? I think it does, and it sounds very logical to me.

Right. One with the top 10 most popular ones would be interesting though. Something like Santa Fe, Metroliner, the monorails, and all those that you always hear about when people speak of their favorite trains.