Ricecracker

Yes, but that was only for the Fellows and staff. I agree that it would be a great idea.

Shall do. You must buy one . Just kidding, no obligations yet of course.

Interesting, I wouldn't have known

No problem!

Rice-Cracker. Simple, huh?

That one is an unfinished all white building, which does not, IMO, resemble a fire station. Again, though, thanks for bringing this up.

Once you have the text that you want to enlarge, you highlight it, then press the 'sizes' tab up top (While still highlighted), and choose what size you would like. If you need any more help, just ask .

Unfortunately it's not. I uploaded it to my Iphoto and enlarged it, and lo and behold, it's just a market street in dark red. Thanks for pointing this out, though.

But if they post their hello, then (I assume) they'll be able to ask for help.

I've never actually had Unagi, so I wouldn't know. It does look good though..... And a Miso soup is a must! Two nights ago, I went to an all you can eat sushi/other Japanese food buffet, but they bring the food to your table. Delicious! Thai food is wonderful as well. A good coconut chicken soup is perfect for any occasion!

Or Tuna. Sushi is the best!

For me, no. If something I build happens to relate to the season, it's because I decided to make a specific building, or creation, and it's a coincidence. I usually choose something to build, regardless of the season, and build it. If the inspiration happens to have snow on it, and it's winter, again, it's only a coincidence. I'm interested in what other people have to say though.

Then why are you the lookout boy?

68 3 wouldn't be enough for all of us.....

Happy Birthday guys! Hope you get everything that you've been wanting.

That's yours? It's amazing, I've looked at on Flickr on many occasions. I really love the lawnmower, and the popsicles as the roof are great.

Basic Flickr accounts are free, in case you are wondering. I personally have both a Brickshelf and Flickr.

Personally, I don't think it should be seen as an incentive to join and play, that should come out of the players actual desire to play, not just to have the tag.

I always find it funny when Lego makes a press release online, but forgets to tell their customer service employees.

Aren't all the best details added that way? I was wondering about that, and now I have an answer without even asking a question!

Great job, as always! I'm really loving all the subtle design elements, and the seashells (Which apparently, she doesn't sell) are great little details. I also think that the use of the Fabuland basket is great, and really blends in nicely with the rest of the building. The vines creeping up the side of the building are also a wonderful little touch that you two have added. Keep up the great work!

A quick search will reveal this thread, in which you can place all of your Brickshelf problems. It's easier when they are all in one thread.

Your Bar/Bat Mitzvah, huh?

Ditto! These are absolutely amazing, and they have convinced me to finally buy some. One more reason I can't wait until Brickworld!

Sorry, but I'm only going to be able to have it made in 6" or 12" lengths. Would you still be interested in buying one?