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Well the Winter Village Cottage was available a week early for VIP members!

You should do some research before posting things! Eric Brok was not a child! when he designed Market Street. From Eric Brok's home page

I have uploaded over 100 HR images of the early 2013 friends sets! Most images are 2500+.pxl Names link to the BS gallery! 41017 Squirrels Tree House 41018 Cats Playhouse 41019 Turtles Little Oasis 41000 Water Scooter Fun 41001 Mia's Magic Tricks 41002 Emma's Karate Class 41003 Olivia's Newborn Foal 41004 Rehearsal Stage 41007 Heartlake Pet Salon 41008 Heartlake City Pool 41011 Stephanie's Soccer Practice Enjoy! :innocent:

Here the missing set in HR! all pics link to HR version +2400.pxl 70704 Vermin Vaporizer Enjoy! :alien:

Wow! nice thanks for the p(review) there are some nice figs here but also a lot of boring ones! Thanks Whitefang

Well looks like some nice sets coming in January! click pic to download the Calendar! Highlights! Free MMMB 40061 Igloo. (Pic links to Instructions) Free 30250 Ewar's Acro Fighter with $75 purchase! Enjoy! :classic: Here is the store Calendar for February! Highlight is 30222 Police Helicopter Polybag with $35 purchase! and the MMMB is 40062 Cabin. (Pic links to Instructions) Here the Brand store calendar for March! Highlights are MMMB Sea Turtle (Pic links to Instructions) and 30242 Republic Frigate with $50 Purchase April Store Calendar click pic to download the Calendar! Highlights are VIP points from March 25th to April 8th. MMMB is Sheep and Lamb May Store Calander june Store Calendar July Lego Store Calendar Highlights are VIP only, 40078 Hot Dog Stand. $75 purchase Mini Monthly Model build (Crab) 2nd. of July Hero Factory accessory pack with any Hero Factory purchase. August US/CDN store calendar! September Store Calendar! (Klick on image to download PDF) Highlights are 40079 Mini T1 VW Camper (September 1st - 30 with $75 Purchase) 5001709 Clone Trooper Lieutenant (Sept. 1st - Oct 31st.) With LEGO SW purchase $50 (US & Canada only!) MMMB is a Pirate Enjoy! :classic:

All pics updated!

There are only these pics at the moment, but still adding as I get them!

You want to know more?

I have add Large images to for the new sets to my BS Gallery (Needs to Clear) But since after 1/2 hour of linking everything the small stupid editor window decided to delete my post so you will have to wait till BS clears them!!!!!!!!!!! :thumbdown:

The First Architecture set for 2013 will be: 21017 Imperial Hotel Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright from 1916-1922, the Imperial Hotel of Tokyo, Japan was commissioned to bridge the divide between the Western and Eastern worlds. This modern masterpiece exemplifies Frank Lloyd Wright's imagination and genius, designed in the shape of it’s own monogram logo and strong enough to withstand Japan’s frequent and devastating earthquakes. Today, the main entrance and lobby are all that remains of this icon, displayed in the Meiji Museum in Nogoya, Japan. This highly detailed LEGO® model, co-developed and designed by LEGO architects, captures all of the distinctive features that made the Imperial Hotel an architectural landmark for generations. The assembled Imperial Hotel model stands over 11" (28cm) wide on a base with printed name label. Set includes a booklet with facts about the building, its construction and its history. • Replica of real-world architectural landmark • Booklet included with details on design and history (English language only) • Explore advanced building techniques • Collect all of the LEGO® Architecture series models • Measures over 4" (10cm) tall, 11" (28cm) wide and 9" (24cm) deep Pictures link to HR images 2500+ .pxl! 1188 pcs. and range in the $90-$100 I can only think this will be Frank Lloyd Wright hotel in Tokyo which has been sadly demolished! 21015 The Leaning Tower of Pisa (From TLG official website) March 15th. 2013 The Leaning Tower of Pisa (Torre pendente di Pisa) took almost 200 years to complete and has stood beside the Cathedral of Pisa for over 600 years. Thanks to its famous tilt, it has become one of the world's most recognizable architectural landmarks. The story behind the bell tower spans over 800 years of European history and provides a fascinating glimpse into a miracle of medieval engineering. While the Tower of Pisa is most known for ”leaning”, it would still be a remarkable architectural structure without this famous feature. Constructed at a time when there was very little building of this kind being carried out in Europe, the intelligent use of columns and arches demonstrates an in-depth understanding of weight and load characteristics that was way ahead of its time. What the architect overlooked however, was the clay-based soil and the need for a foundation capable of supporting a bell tower that would eventually weigh 16.000 tons (14.500 metric tons). The eight-story tower was built with limestone and lime mortar, with an exterior covering of marble. Interestingly, the limestone is probably why the tower has not cracked and collapsed – the rock is flexible enough to withstand the pressures placed on it by the tilt. The bottom story of the tower is an arcade of 15 closed marble arches. Each of the following six stories contains 30 arches, while the final story, or bell-chamber, has 16 arches. Facts Location .....................................................................................................Pisa, Italy Architect .....................................................................................................Various Date ............................................................................................................Started 1173 – Completed 1399 Construction type .....................................................................................Bell Tower Architectural style .....................................................................................Romanesque Tower/Gothic Bell Chamber Materials ....................................................................................................Limestone, Lime mortar, Marble exterior Height .........................................................................................................8 stories, 185 ft. (56.4 m) Diameter of base ......................................................................................50 ft. 9.6 in. (15.484 m) Weight ........................................................................................................16,000 tons (14,500 metric tons) Angle of tilt .................................................................................................3.97 degrees 12 ft. 10 in. (3.9 m) from vertical Designing the Model As an Architectural Artist, my desire is to capture the essence of a particular architectural landmark into its pure sculptural form. I first and foremost do not view my models as literal replicas, but rather my own artistic interpretations through the use of LEGO® bricks as a medium. In an attempt to appeal to the vast admirers of the Leaning Tower of Pisa, our specific aim was to ensure that it could be both afforded and constructed by anyone looking to enjoy displaying a miniature Pisa they can call their own. To do so, I needed to adhere to a minimal element/part pallet, which would affect the model’s scale, level of detail and construction techniques while maintaining structural integrity.' Adam Reed Tucker 21018 United Nations Headquarters Not much info on this yet! but........ HR images added 21.06.2013 Enjoy! :classic:

Actually Müller and Obletter are the same company!

Signing up! or in........

Well I will definitely attend the event, But have some questions.... Would it be alright if I just travel to Gunzburg but not have accommodations? what will be the fee to attend just the event? also I will gladly help with setting up things in Munich since I know the city very well! I liive here almost 20 years....... please let me know how I can help!

Folders have cleared!

GRogall HR image set of the day! Pics link to HR version +3000 .pxl! 70700 Space Swarmer 70701 Swarm Interceptor 70702 Warp Stinger 70703 Star Slicer 70704 Vermin Vaporizer 70705 Bug Obliterator Enjoy! :alien:

I have added HR images for most of the 2013 City sets to my BS gallery. There are over 40+ images! so I will link the main picture for now and the set names link to the BS gallery! Warning pics can be 3000+ .pxl 6000 Fire Motorcycle 60001 Fire Chief Car 60002 Fire Truck 60003 Fire Emergency 60006 Police ATV 60007 High Speed Chase 60009 Helicopter Arrest 60016 Tank Truck 60017 Flatbed Truck 60018 Cement Mixer I hope the folder clear soon! but enjoy these for now! :classic:

I can't upload these sizes to flickr unless I pay for there stupid service!

A while ago I upload some HR pictures of all of the Hobbit sets, But for some reason Brickshelf is taking for ever to clear! So I will deep-link some of them here! Sorry about the size! I'm not sure why the folders arent clearing but the are lots more pics so I hope they will clear soon! Enjoy :wub:

Here is a Link to download the US/Canada store calendar for december! Also the Website for the the Lego Brand Stores has been changed!

Well my first word is "Again" and at the bottom there is a link! 2011 Holiday Sets 1/2 2/2

read first post!

It's a toy! get real!

Added nice HR images of the set on page one! Enjoy! :caroler:

I have added HR images for all the Hobbit sets to my BS gallery! (Folders still needs to clear) Including lots of the Minifigures....... all images link to BS Folders! Sample of some of the dwarf HR images! Enjoy! :classic: