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I'm sure I read somewhere that the first (Lego) Robin was Dick Grayson, now it says Tim Drake... I dunno. I prefer Dick generally. :skull:

Haha. Yeah, I'd rather wait than pay a massive amount of money on just a few figures. :skull:

A bidder might as well buy the actual set/s the figures come in for a bit more money... That 'old saying' is very unfamiliar to me... :skull:

The wizard battle droid could just do a quick "Wingardium Leviosa" on the Dementors' guns. Then he could summon a Patronus. Hmm, I wonder what a battle droid's Patronus would be... :skull:

I suppose it could bring us more tourists. :skull:

Hahaha. No offense Dragonator, if you do read this. :skull:

The UK has three already! We're lucky! I've only got to one before, but there are lots of other countries that have none, but lots of Lego fans. :skull:

Dick Grayson's Robin! Yeah, I love his design generally. He's my favourite comic character and just has a cool suit anyway. So the Lego version is very nice! I like the previous Robin with the 'quiffy' hairstyle. Also, that one was Dick Grayson according to the website (I think...), now the flat haired one is Tim Drake. :skull:

Interesting little story thing, which could be expanded on, and nice photography! He's not necessarily on all the time. Like I am. It's half past six in the morning where he is! :skull:

I'm kinda far from a Lego Store, but only about 3 hours as opposed to 20! The only way to please everyone is to have a Lego Store in every city in the world! :skull:

Woohoo! Man-Bat and Batgirl! They look amazing! I agree. :skull:

Neither do I, I was just saying that if making a yellow Lando would be silly, then making yellow other characters would be silly. None of them are yellow in real life, are they?! That's why TLC went fleshy... The thing is, as Sinner said earlier - the Lego versions of the characters don't look much like the real ones at all. They have a vaguely similar body order, but the only thing TLC made that was close to a real person would have been Galidor figures! :skull:

That is a hilarious picture! In response to your question though, I don't know. :skull:

Wow, that 'problem' has been going on for quite a few years now... The only slopes I've had with texture in the last few years are red ones, the others I've had - black, grey and white (I think) - were all smooth. Hmm... :skull:

Welcome to Eurobricks MrBlack103! In response to your 'theory', I think this is already going to happen, exactly as you say it. Apparently Lego Universe will incorporate themes old and new, so there's something for everyone. Sounds exciting! I'd personally like to see Space, Ninja and Pirates in LU, which seem likely. I wonder if The Lego Comany will include Exo-Force, that would be strange but interesting in LU... Hmm... :skull:

It applies to all of the Legolands, and all of the Legoland Discovery Centres. Maybe TLC will buy them back one day when they have the right money. :skull:

I don't think she meant any offense - I get it a lot, someone doesn't listen to you properly, so they just reply even if they don't know what you just said. :skull:

I don't think she heard you correctly, that's all... :skull:

Yeah, Pepper and Johnny are better names to call your kids than Yoda or Chewbacca! :skull:

Other toys made of Lego! Sounds interesting. By the way, I originally thought your Punch was some sort of bird jester, if I hadn't looked on your Flickr I would still be confused. Why doesn't he have a mouth? :skull:

94euro! The average price of it in euros is about 150, on Shop@Home! Unfortunately the UK price for it is only a little over that amount, and the S@H US price is even cheaper! That is assuming you converted the prices right. :skull:

Lego hares?! Oh, do you mean the big Belville rabbits? They're too big for being hares I think. That would be funny. Lots of products could be marketed that way, even M#?@*!ks, which TLC would not want! :skull:

A very unique and humourous review, krabs., and welcome to Eurobricks! Maybe a few less pictures and smaller font size would be better, but I liked that take on a review. That's why they're called clones... :skull:

There is a recent topic that explains about it. :skull:

There will be a little clip left over if you remove the rest, if you manage to destroy that clip, you get some kind of a silver blob on the head, which is probably OK if you paint over it... I removed as much of the chain section as I could from a dwarf keyring, and seeing as the dwarf has a silver helmet it's fine like that. :skull: