WhiteFang

For some unknown reasons, I am feeling so excited for you!

Have a great trip! Looking forward to your return next week. Thanks for putting so much effort into this game. Will wait patiently for the next concluding chapters.

Great job Stash! It's no easy feat to accomplish all of this, especially searching and scouting for those parts to build our sigfigs. By the way, do you have a higher resolution for the group pictures and provide us the link once its done. Thanks.

Really can't wait to see more pictures of what you guys have done to your display.

Actually, there is a global index, directed to this index. I will pin this index for now, until this index can be integrated or the pinned topics up there is overflowing. Thanks for your feedback.

Brickworld 2009 is an annual LEGO convention and gathering for like-minded AFOLs to get together as one big community to share their love and passion of everyone beloved hobby. Indeed there was so much fun during this period, reported from our event participants, even our very own Eurobricks community also managed to make a special appearance in there. Special thanks to Eurobricks Fellow, Stash2Sixx for planning and building signature minifigs of our members over the weeks, to make this memorable group photo possible. Meanwhile, for the rest of you out there, do check out Eurobricks/Brickworld Events forum for more discussions. Click here to join this discussion.

What should we do then? Should we allow them to come in after all? There are so many of them though. Even if we allow them to come in awhile during this storm, I think a close watch on them could be good. Don't think we want others to roam around the luxurous emerald express.

This is their town. They have their own homes though. So we shouldn't be too worried about their stay. The mayor could easily arranged accomodations in Main Street. I afraid not. We have not inspect the train yet, when we arrived, especially after discovering this corpse at the top of the tender. You are right. I think we should go to the front and check if everything remain the same after we left. We should now take note, whom is boarding the train now. I am not keen to let others board the train without a ticket.

Welcome to Eurobricks! I am sure you have gotten yourself familar with the settings for the past 6 months. Glad to know that you have lots of fun in this site.

A very impressive movie theater filled with nice color combinations of grey and dark blue facade that give others a strong classic feel. The entire red carpet scene is really very exciting and brighten up the theater's atmosphere. You can view different form of actions in different angles, and the lady statue is one of the details that I liked. Thanks for sharing it with us. You might want to note that, this moc has been featured in Classic-Town.net.

All related details and content have been updated in the first post. You meant the mafia game in bold? I don't remember seeing this topic before.

Congratulations guys! Everyone of you have done a great job in this contest.

Max, I appericate your explaination since you are much familar with these kind of train technical related stuff. We didn't have enough time to give a proper diagnosis of the earlier situation earlier.

I have moved this topic into Sci-Fi, and adjusted the title slightly to prevent ambiguity.

I will love to give both dunamis and Asuka, +1.

I meant the construction was odd on the back poles. Compare its front and back poles, you will realised that the front poles are much higher with the additional stud, but the rear poles doesn't have this.

This contest will be concluded in 26th June 2009, at an unknown time.

I believed there is something for you to add, with regards to Arin's question posed to me and some of the crew members.

I didn't know about Eleanor's gun, until at a later stage, when Max attempted to open up her locker. Although Max and I have access to passengers' lockers, but we only do so "if" there is something unusual events that might prompt us to check the locker in advance. At any point in time, during the Emerald Express, I was either working with the train brakes, or escort Max and along with either Schmelt or one of the stuff together to keep the gun safe, in the train conductor's office. We can't expect anyone of us to be left along with the handgun. It could prove too dangerous. We didn't hide anything from the rest or was there any secret conspiracy among us. We are doing our job, to keep our passengers safe and sound. At many stages, I was stationed and ensure that the train brakes are working fine. I am not a train engineer by nature. I am a brakes expert. Steve and I concluded that some moist stuff has hit the coal which caused the entire Emerald Express to freeze up.. And, I am fairly sure that it wasn't blood that caused it.. If it was blood, we could easily smell blood and we need lots of blood to make that whole packets of coal to get moist... How could anyone be so convenient, and take blood and pour all over the coal without seeing any red puddle or spot of blood on the engine floorboard.

I will move this to BSTF. Thanks for informing.

Eurobricks member, RangerBob has done the incredible large 5974 Galactic Enforcer review. This large spaceship has some great new minifigs such as the Classic Space statue. Check out this Space Police III review in our latest Eurobricks Sci-Fi forum. Click here to view this review.

I just noted your reply. I thought there was an error in my index.

Excellent review! This is one of my favourite racing car among my Classic Town collection. Although some of my printed tiles are misplaced, but I can never forget the beauty of this small impulse set. It offer so much fun and value in this SHELL race car, and a great way of adding it to your race track. It seemed in the 1980s, racing is one of the popular activities in Classic Town, and this is one of the great ways to use both SHELL and LEGO to promote their products together in this small, but realistic looking company. After the use of SHELL, we seen a newer company known as OCTAN. Well, I miss this set very much, and your review have brought back lots of memories for me. Thanks! I am glad yours is still in good shape. This review has been featured in Classic-Town.net.

Batbrick, you have certainly comes a long way, and viewing back those chapter key sceneries sure reminds me of those great stories which you have us involved in various decisions, leading to one another. This is a great concluding chapter, where there is a happy ending to be told. I enjoyed myself very much, like what you have been doing for these many months, following the plot closely. Well done, my friend, and I can't wait for more of such actions.

Excellent review coverage! Now, you have truly convinced me to get this exclusive set, not only for its array of minifigs, A-Wing and even that beautiful hanger. I am sure this will make a great OT set in the years to come, similar to Endor Base, which both are iconic scenes.