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Thanks guys! Glad that you have enjoyed viewing this review. Buttons, you could share with us a simple review of the 70s version. I am curious to those pre-minifig era. It's nice to know your thoughts on classic town and city sets. I won't be pleased to know if the new road signs are going to be sticker. I am hoping those will be printed. Road signs are not very boring. If you add in minifigs into it, the cost of road signs will go up, adding a much heavier price onto it. Since its meant to be accessories, I think it should be priced similar to current impulse sets to encourage collectors to buy more. It's true that I don't need to have many road signs but you defintely need some signs at every junction. I am sure there are some reckless drivers need instruction to guide their driving. If you are intending to place several signs onto the same pole, that pole must have a certain height to support the signs. Otherwise, they will be likely to touch the ground. Hey Alex! I have not seen you around for sometimes. Well, I actually mentioned it in my review. Later, that comment which I type, is a little off track. Sorry for the mix up. If TLG ever create such design, I am very sure it's meant for all town citizens which is minifig size. Brickster and I used to have an idea of putting up Kangaroo Crossing for the Outback sets.

Now, your Brickshelf folder is public. I am able to access to your folder and extract this image out. First of all, this image is a png file and is not a jpg file. This is not the main concern as I am able to display this image. You will need to resize this photo into 640 x 480 and upload it again. The image dimensions is too large and will caused slow download. My concern is, could you please illustrate how did you try and upload the photo when there is a illustrated tutorial to demostrate clear paths on how to deeplink photos. Could you tell me your steps so I am able to guide you accordingly and discover the error within the process. Lastly, resize the photo please. If you have diffculty understanding it, please refer to this tutorial. Thanks. Below is my attempt of deeplinking your picture. [image]http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/bub166/Castle/lddscreenshot1.png[/image]

Although, my two men have cast their vote, but I will not choose to vote anyone yet until each story is affirm by the individual. It seemed everyone is changing stands as every minute passed. Now, it look more like a fish market... It's getting darker... How much time do we have left? Pardon me, Inquisitor... How sure are you that Bernard is the one we should be convincting.... You, as an Inquistor, have the power to witness the terrible and establish strong relevance whether that person is a heretic or not... Such vital information is let loose among them... How can we even trust the both of them.... Everyone of you, flush out those dark clouds inside your head and think logically.... Damn those heretics.... They are not only good in magic but even better to drag everyone's vote into confusion....

Brickster, I will love to see what you can do with those trees. Thanks for your kind words. We can use this for our academic teaching materials for our students to be innovative and maintain a good review writing approach at the same time. Oh, I think no one can said Classic Town Utility sets can look boring in a review. You have just summarised this lovely set's main attraction. I agreed with you, a pure Classic Town indeed. I love this mean vehicle of yours. It's look real nasty on the roads. Can imagine it horning behind those poor vehicles. Brickzone, you have highlight something which I failed to notice earlier. I never knew these new road signs are actually make of clip-on design, similar to a flag pole but using a clip instead. I thought this set was meant to welcome the old road signs. Guess, this kind of design will be written in LEGO Classic Town history for the next 20 years. To be honest, when you have the old ones and the new ones (when I get it next year). You will tend to compare both era, and sad to said, the old ones work better for me than the new ones. I don't think a new one is a failure, but an improvement which they should have done long ago, instead of killing away the road signs concept. We hardly see road signs in any of the recent sets. I prefer the old one piece road sign design. On the other hand, I agreed with your last point. They are versatile and could be used for several building accessories or add-on which is a very good way of modifying and improvise it.

This whole witch act is annoying me.... Everyone of you is changing sides too quick.... I need some time to think and re-construct my thoughts.... I will never let my blade slain an innocent man or woman...

IMO, it seem to be partial complete. I do own this set and I was impressed with its printed 50km/hr speed limit. However, the thing which displeased me is the lack of its standing pole attached, instead of using different parts to make one. I was referring towards a full functional road signs. Ever since then, there is no such road signs produced until recent news leak where road signs will be appearing again in next year CITY.

Hello all Eurobricks members and Town Lovers, Today, I will be posting a very special and entertaining review ever in Eurobricks! In conjunction with my 2000th post in Eurobricks, I will assure you that this is one of the most enjoyable review you have ever read. Keep your eyes peel for some familar characters. May I present, one of the best accessories packs in Classic Town, the "Road Signs". *Everyone claps* Name: Road Signs Theme: LEGO System / Town / Accessories / Signs Year: 1988 Pieces: 11 Minifigs: 0 Price: USD $3.00 An image of a 6315, Road Signs Let the showcase begins This is an excellent accessories pack, which comes with an instant 11 road signs, to be placed onto any road baseplates. Yes, there are a total of 11 signs in the original package. However, in this review, I will only feature 10.5 Road Signs. You will find out where my 0.5 road sign is eventually. I wonder why TLG, no longer produces road signs. It was last produced in 1999. Great to connect road baseplates Although, this road signs are fragile to handle, it is an excellent accessories pack to add on. Most importantly, these signs are all printed! In fact, I used to own two packs of these in my childhood, and merely 55% of them actually survived over time. Why is that? Because when I was a child, I stepped on quite a few, and damaged them, ending up broken. Let me give all of you some driving theory lessons in LEGO Classic Town! First lesson, Introduction to Road Signs. Part 1 Starting from the left to right, a) Speed Limit (Do not exceed 40km/hr) b) Dangerous Intersection c) STOP ( Stop before the white line. Give way to traffic from the right and left.) Part 2 Starting from the left to right, a) No left turn b) No entry for all vehicles c) Children (Slow down. Beware of children crossing the road) Part 3 Starting from left to right, a) Road Works (Slow down. Drive carefully. Do not overtake or park your vehicle.) b) No Waiting (Vehicles may stop to allow boarding or alighting only) c) Parking (300m ahead) Part 4 This is my 0.5 road sign. Because it was broken when I stepped on it. That's why I used these to support the road sign. a) No overtaking This is some of the classic footage that is taken from the Classic Town Traffic Police Department. Please enjoy viewing these images. STOP TheBrickster is stopping in front of the road junction, to demonstrate good traffic behaviour even when he is being chased by Johnny Thunder. Road works Construction workers are making sure that the roads are serviced at a regular basis. Speed Limit (40km/hr) Even Fabuland Citizen Max is observing traffic rules, keeping his cruiser at 40km/hr and below. Parking (300m ahead) & Children (Slow down) Look, there is a parking area 300m ahead. Well, it seemed Max will have to slow his cruiser down, as there are children crossing within this vicinity. Nowadays, children sure reach puberty at a fast rate. No left turn This reckless driver was halted by the police for making an illegal left turn. No entry for all vehicles It seemed this driver was stopped by the Global Security Forces, led by Staudie and ImperialScouts, to deter cars from entering a restricted area. No waiting Again, this driver has parked his vehicle by the side of the road, causing a traffic jam at the right lane. It seems the quad bike is very unhappy about him. No overtaking Here is TheBrickster cutting through the right lane by stepping on the gas. It shows clearly that is a violation of traffic rules. Oh wait, Johnny Thunder is following his back. I am quite sure Johnny Thunder is chasing the wrong person, even though TheBrickster looks a little bit like a typical villian. Dangerous Intersection The postal van came to a halt. Look, there is a traffic jam at the back. I wonder what is happening at the front. Welcome to "Whack-a-fig" tournament! Hello everyone and welcome to EB News Presents: Whack-a-Fig Edition! I'm your host, ImperialShadows. Normally, you would expect to see Hinckley and Sinner doing this, but they're busy. Well, they've accidentally been locked in a trunk and I can't remember where I left the keys. Maybe inside. Well, no matter. Now, let's take you down to the competitors' arena. Look, it sure has gotten messy. Can you spot all the familiar faces in today's contest? Oooh, he just took a shovel to the head... He's going to have a headache in the morning. To summarise, this is the one of the best accessories pack ever released. Every town needs multiple road signs to enforce law and order, making sure the road conditions are safe for our Classic Town citizens to walk around. This set is the best, and I had illustrate the key highlights in this review, and hardly you could find any reason to reject it. The only reason which is vaild, is its brittle structure. Apart from that, it's a clear full marks inside my summary review rating. Summary review Playability: 10/10 (Without these signs, it won't give us a real feel for the drivers. We need some signs to regulate traffic.) Design: 10/10 (Printed road signs. Somemore, there are 11 of them!) Price: 10/10 (It's is not expensive at all. It's printed and it is not sticker!) Overall: 10/10 (This is a "MUST HAVE" accessories pack for all Classic Town and City lovers to create a nice road scene.) I gave it a "5" based on my Review Score Card. What about yours? Hope everyone enjoyed reading and viewing this informative review of mine. Comments and Critics are strongly welcomed. Pictures can be found in My Brickshelf (When moderated)

Welcome to Eurobricks! You sure have an interesting way of influencing your child. Enjoy your stay with us.

Guys, keep the halloween entries coming in! One week plus away from the end of contest and arrival of Halloween! I seen some of you had posted some awesome entries. Keep up the good work everyone!

Opps, I wonder who is the "some moderator"? First of all, the deeplink teaches you how to deeplin from brickshelf. Since the particular image is uploaded into brickshelf, you should not be facing format problem. Instead, you should be copying the exact url from the image source and place it into the "Insert Image" function which has a sunset icon on top of your posting options. Refer to tutorial for exact steps. The next thing I will like to verify, what is the file type for your image which you have uploaded into Brickshelf. Make sure you have the right extention such as jpg, gif, bmp and etc. One of the example which I used, from K.D's LDD design. [img=http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Klaus-Dieter/WildWest/MOCsets/StageCoachAmbush/stage_coach_ambush.1.jpg]

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I am extremely surprised that you decided to reveal the information last night, which enable other witches in the dark to plot against us. This is one of the vital information, which at this moment, others will not comprehend it well especially when Martinus is near to convicition. I really do not know, whether last minute struggle will prove any use to our investigations. One thing to remind all of you, we are able to prevent no deaths status for 1 day and 1 night. I am very sure we can't prevent another attack in the midst of the night which might limit the capability of protection and the witches knew clearly about that, since many have provided valuable information which in turn could be targeted by the witches... Anyway, I heard the Inquisitor is out of town, moving to other villagers, so I don't think he is able to speak up at this moment.

Bernard, is this the key information which you have swore to protect and not reveal the torturer? I thought you knew the actual identity of the torturer all this while? Now, what's going on with everyone... Surprising confessions popping out of nowhere?

Intriguing... For a moment, I am going to believe Martinus's words, and claiming himself to be the torturer.... I wanted to believe you are innocent but with so many fingers pointing at you. I wonder if this is a desparte measure that you have pulled, to throw us off the tracks by claming someone to be of a valuable asset to the villagers... Alive or death, you must be a man of your own words. If we convincted you innocently, we will have guilt written all over our face, but if you are one of the dark side, you will be condemmed forever and no one will ever believe or respect you even in death. For the past few days hours, both Charles and Alexander have provided good conjunture, especially Charles. He has provided us several different possible scenarios which we could based our assumptions on. I think we are progressing to somewhere.

Awesome clone armies down there. Your AT-OT is designed accurately and beautiful. The entire moc looks offical, and seemed to be ready to go into TLG production line. I can imagine the AT-OT beside 2 AT-TE marching forward to crush the droids. You have done a very great job.

007, nice job on your red bridge design. It looks oriential with an asian touch. At one point, the circular red ball reminds me of those dragon heads from chinese sculpture. Thanks for showing us your new update. It's enjoyable to view this great mocs of yours. LegoMilk, I never knew you can type chinese characters.

ISC, this is a very good review. Remember this? " " Yes, it's for you. I enjoyed reading this review, as it's informative plus good and clear pictures illustration. The ending of multiple Cody attacking Indy is funny. Owning this set, without subscribing to BrickMaster is costly. Well, the jeep design is great and it's a wonderful addition to your Kingdom of Crystal Skull playset, especially placing this vehicle along Peril in Peru, Russian's jeep. Keep up the good reviews.

That's a nice small looking spacecraft which reminds me of "Crystal Hawk" from Mars Mission. I like the color scheme of white and blue and the main playing feature must be the folding up and down of its wings. Think of a nice name for this spacecraft. I am sure you can think of a better one. Let me know if you have any inspiration.

This is a nice Halloween castle review that you have done. This is an average but useful looking set in some way. During the first wave of Knights Kingdom era, the footsoldier in particular was hard to get. You only get a couple of soldiers when you complete the entire theme, and that is the exact experience which happened to me. It's a pity that I managed to buy one of this, instead of multiple. Guess, I was too young back then and did not appericate the truth value of LEGO. The footsoldier could be easily modified into an english archer or a fully equipped swordsman. The skeleton is a nice touch but is quite common. What I like most are, the useful accessories such as the treasure chest with gems, polearm and shield. As for the silver plate, I had mine complain onto why the armor plate has no backing behind which makes it look incomplete compared to other armor plate. The dungeon is nothing special, but provide quite a good small supply of castle parts. Why am I blabbing with the castle thingy? It should be halloween. Yes, your review defintely suits the entire halloween theme. By the way, the lich image of yours. It look damn wicked. On a side note, did I mention that I have complete all 4 sets?

Halloween Reviews TheBrickster whom is our great Reviewer Academy teacher and Town Regulator have brought Eurobricks, a nasty triple Halloween Reviews Fiesta. Feast onto some of these horrifying characters ever found in these past LEGO sets. It can be all found in our current haunted Trains & Town Forum. :skull: :skull: :skull: Click onto each pictures where it will direct you to the respective haunted reviews.

I am curious on how this ultra vintage set looks like. Buttons, if you have problem with uploading images into Eurobricks. Perhaps, you could take a look at this tutorial on posting deeplinked images via Brickshelf.

Thanks for uploading these wonderful pictures at a regular basis. I am impressed with these pictures. Raphael does resembles Dillion. I enjoyed viewing these pictures. I am supposed there is more to come? Perhaps, at the finale you could actually take a group photo of all featured characters. I am sure it will look real nice in it.

Interesting. You vouch for your husband's innocence because he woke up late, and yet you did not wake him up to attend such important meeting in the morning which mean you are fully aware of his night doings as well? Is this a blind of faith or both are aware of each other identity..

You had to mention the tragic death of Grim... Hey ISC, it's sad to hear that you aren't able to continue with the game. You have been a good player. Well, we can always look forward to the next game such as the comeback of Iris in Baritones 2.

Martinus, I am still not certain to place my vote against you. I will hold my vote until concerete evidence surface or logical explaination arrived. I don't wish to place my blade onto the innocents. However, you raised a very interesting point about the bald headed attacker. On this point, I reckon it is a clue for us to ponder... The guards are doing their job diligently at night. It's our responsbility to do so. In this case, I don't think it's wise for any of the guards to place their lives in danger by revealing themselves, which may result an uncertain death in the night and in turn reducing the amount of guards we had to protect the safety of our innocent villagers.