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*cough* rainbow figs *cough* Yes, even though this is very basic and I don't think many people on this site need the help, some people on, perhaps, the BA forums should read this. I actually never customize minifigs other than mangling an arm or putting a hole through a head with my zombie figs, Lego has plenty of official parts to use.

I updated my wants and haves and double posted

+1 for JCC1004, smooth transaction.

I build in 4 wide for cars, 6 wide for trucks, 8 wide for buses and other giant vehicles. My roads have 6 wide lanes, as I currently don't have any buses or large vehicles

Really? I've been using BL for 3 years and I never knew that... Are they in the catalog? And sorry Dennimator, JCC got the RBR mini.

I have absolutely no interest in it, but is it worth something?

Oh, well he did say lowest price, but that makes a lot more sense. There go my dreams of having a mint yellow castle...

Uh, no, the lowest is now $330. Still an awful lot, but not the most expensive.

The landscaping is excellent, and it really fills out an otherwise colorless and bland set. Now it looks like a cozy little cottage with a nice fenced in pumpkin patch.

I don't know how many other people see an awesome submodel in a set, but don't really want to buy the full set just to get it. And since Bricklink only lists complete sets or parts, I was wondering if EB could have a thread for selling and trading completed submodels. For example, I would like just the Limousine from set 3222, and the bus from 7641. As of now, the only thing I have to sell is nothing. But I am greatly interested in a relatively inexpensive 7893 Passenger Plane, along with assorted black POLICE stickers. I'm also interested in miscellaneous 4 to 6 wide city vehicles, mainly civilian cars. But this isn't a thread only for me, it's for everyone interested in trading/selling submodels.

Personally I prefer fantasy space, just for the cool aliens and giant motherships. But you have to think about space exploration's relevance to modern society. Space travel was a huge thing after the first lunar landing and several years after that, but when we discovered there were no inhabitable planets or alien life, interest went down. Big floating chunks of rock or gas giants really aren't that interesting. In popular culture there isn't much about discovery of new planets, it's all about aliens invading earth and humanity coming together to stop them. "Space" is no longer about space shuttles and landing on planets for no reason other than exploring, it's about killing aliens that either try to invade earth or defend their own planet. Space Police has sucessfully capitalized on this with 'bad' aliens and 'good' humans, and until society changes it's view of space, I don't think Lego should either.

I got this set when I was fairly young, and of course threw away the box and disassembled it quickly. My favorite part was of course the great figure selection for a $7 set, and that it had my first fire pieces. Great detailed review for a great little set, but isn't this set called Jabba's Prize?

Fudd's hat and shotgun are perfect, but the decals are miscolored and the face just looks wierd IMO. Hope to see more!

That's a really nice hairpiece! It looks exactly like it should, the curls on the side are my favorite part.

Love it! All the little details are awesome, and the use of the sail is perfect.

These are all great pictures, they really accent the wonderful spikes and shapes of Bionicle. Could you photograph some of the much older sets from 2001-04? I know they were less ornate, but they still deserve some tribute.

The police hats are fairly cheap off of Bricklink, but if you would rather modify them, I would recommend using a black permanent marker, as it's much easier and faster than paint.

They're all so good! But these are my favorites: JKool: 2 Admiral Ron: 1 Lego Warlord 8: 1 Admiral Croissant: 2 Pellaeon: 1

Very sleek, I like it! I'm not sure about the blue though...

I have all 3 original Halo games, and I played Halo 2's campaign to death, as I had a crappy old Xbox with no internet. Then around June of this year, I got a used launch pro. The first game I got was, of course, Halo 3. The campaign was a major letdown IMO, and after a month or two the online got boring with noobs using power weapons and melee. I stopped playing it for the most part, but I still love messing around in forge. In short, I loved Halo 1 and 2, but 3 got boring and I'm no longer a Halo fan.

Well, I got COD4 on Ebay for $20 a few months ago. And a pre-owned MW2 at GameStop is $50, so I might get one there. Spec-ops sounds like a lot of a fun, mainly because co-op campaign is a must for me, as my friends are over often and we can only play Halo cooperatively.

I thought it was Del Toro directing the Hobbit films? But if there was to be a license, it would be with the Hobbit movies, as they are (supposedly) less violent and I doubt the current generation would remember the older films.

I love it all, the trees are excellent, the castle looks cold and uninviting, the fence, the landscaping, everything fits together really well.

It's just for achievements/trophys. I have only played COD4, and I love it, but the campaign seems way too short. The multiplayer makes up for it IMO, as according to my stats I've played it for about 4 days. I still haven't gotten MW2, as I'm too cheap to spend $60 on a game. I'll wait until I can get it for $40-ish.

I'm not sure what the rouge biter is, but based on the description I think it's Frodo's sword.