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Maybe Superman will receive a line of sets in the second half of 2025? Perhaps we just don't know about it yet...

Thank you for the appreciation!

The Batcave we didn't need, but the Batcave we deserved... Not to mention that the Batmobile is now an old, rusty muscle car

That's outrageous! That's... fair (your point, not the situation). I currently think if we're getting an 400$ Arkham and 100$ Batcave next year, Lego DC is still alive. ...And if you dew it, I shall join you in your heroic quest to bring TLG to justice. A Nolan Batcave is the last thing we need. Even if it has a Robin Blake minifigure. A decent Ledger Joker minifigure, on the other hand, may change my mind... DC is dying. Too bad its classics aren't cult enough for TLG to produce full lines of sets, based on them. They are more nostalgia than cult, actually...

Yes, definitely good micros. Like them!

You may throw rocks at me, but I'm not disappointed in the lack of Superman sets - I just wish the Batcave is decent, no matter what it's based on (yet B:TAS Batcave would be VERY welcome for me, especially if the infamous TNBA Batgirl is included). The price suggests that it's not a Shadowbox Is Lego Marvel dying together with Lego DC? The only decent set for me is the Spider-Verse one, the rest are plain weird IMHO. Even if it is, that's not good for Lego DC

Looks very nice! Building a Rock Raiders mech out af a baby Ankylosaurus was a great idea, and you nailed it Totally agreed. That's one of the many reasons why I only build IRL

Thank you very much! Yes, that's exactly the idea - I wanted the ship to look more realistic

Thanks! I tried my best

Agreed with everything you said, sadly even with the 'tiny overpriced Arkham set' jonke

Thanks for clarifying, @Sentinel_Brix! Too bad I didn't know that Coruscant is still an Imperial world (which somehow makes sense) and is ruled by Amedda (I prefer him to Isard - the closest person to Papa Palps, after all). Rax should've contacted him! Honestly, I don't think that Theed needs any 'Imperial influence', since it's already a beautiful city with little free space. Besides, I am sure Theed is a place of historical heritage, and adding something new to it would be against the law

Thank you so much, @Franco Clarke! To be honest, my first attempt failed mostly due to my then unwillingness of using white hull parts (a stupid mistake) and lack of tan pieces (for this second version, most parts were ordered on BrickLink). Sadly, I have little imagination, but I still could add more interior details. Thanks for the suggestion! By the way, I forgot to mention that it was Your magnificent galleon that inspired me to rework my sails completely.

Looks very beautiful! The architecture of Theed is very nicely captured. Great job! How could the New Republic troops infiltrate an Imperial world unnoticed while wearing their distinctive uniforms? I know that the Empire's security measures are bad, but... it's somehow wrong, isn't it? Also, Captain Screed may be an Intelligence officer, but why is he heading to Coruscant? Are the New Republic's defences equally bad (or even worse) as the Empire's? No offence here, I'm just curious

Thanks! Appreciated. Since the source material was much larger than my build, my ship's details are imaginary, yet I am glad you liked them!

Very interesting background for a Lego ship MOC! Magnificent work. The ship looks absolutely splendid

31109 Pirate ship alternative build (Large category, pseudo Bermuda sloop) Since it was a Creator set, I posted it in Special Lego themes, not the Pirate section

31109 Pirate ship alternative build (category: large, RRP: $119.99). It's a sloop from the 18th century. Sadly, I didn't use all parts of the original. I wanted to see if I could build a sloop from the 31109 set, and I am not sure if I succeeded; nevertheless, I apply it to the contest, despite it being a very simlar concept to the original set and therefore losing Originality points. After all, I built a ship MOC out of a ship set The sloop has a rudder, that can be controlled by a minifigure on the deck: It also has a small cargo hold: Here's a bottom view of the ship to prove that it was built only out of 31109 parts: I hope you like it

60 years old or less by the end of the last movie, which takes place in 1751

Yeah, you're right. The main set we have information about now is the Tumbler, which looks worse than its predecessor from 2021. An affordable Ledger Joker minifigure is always welcome, but without the leg printing it pales compared to the previous two. Harvey looks like he's from Pete Holmes' Badman. But at least, Lego DC is not dead. Not yet... Honestly, it's great that we're getting a 400$ whatever Arkham. I hope that the minifigure section won't disappoint anyone... I thought he always stays in the Batcave... And didn't we get Red Robin in 2012? Albeit the minifigure looked like a compromise

Let's wait for Arkham images then. Then there will be something to discuss

Please stop these invalid accusations. I may joke a little, but it's not my fault no one understands my points. Let's stop all those thread wars and discuss Lego DC

I reworked the bowsprit sails. Replaced photos with those of better quality (I hope)

Never mind. Aslume gone, carry on!

See, @Clone OPatra? I wasn't the one interested in all the nonsense.

Please don't. I am glad you closed this insane historical-political thread. I am genuinely afraid of all that stuff. As far as I remember, it was confirmed to be fake. But it may have been a very early leak, for it looked so good. Speaking of Superman's red trunks: on one hand, they are the main reason why Lego DC should do printed legs. Legs with trunks but without printing look disgraceful. On the other hand, leg printing on TDK Batman minifigures may be a little excessive, in my opinion The guy who posted the photo said that the Superman minifigure was a custom, if I am correct