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Well, I don't technically go to a gym, but being in High School, I have to go to gym as one of my classes. I don't know if it counts, but it deffinitely helps. At the beginning of this school year, I weighed 148 pounds and had a body fat percentage of 22%. Our coaches said the average for our age is 28%. Now, I weigh 152 pounds and my body fat percentage is only 16.5%, and I am noticably stronger. I guess it goes to say that muscle honestly weighs more than fat.

+1 for kill will. Hopefully he will recieve his parts soon.

So they are not just black heads, but actually fleshy heads with prints that resemble those of the old Scout Troopers? Is that an 'official' word on the snowspeeder, or just an example? Better? How could pictures get better if we haven't even seen them yet?

Mind if I ask where you got them?

Done. That was easy, but there were not quite as many of the usual questions that you can reply to with your hopes or suggestions.

Very nice. I just love SG's, and my dream guitar is the Angus Young Signature Gibson SG. Not bad, not bad... Are you left-handed, or is the headstock facing the wrong way?

I am not a great player, I just 'mess around' every now and then. I play more on the Rock side, though I listen to most everything between Classic Rock and Heavy Metal.The Ibanez works great, but if you don't have any pedals and no whammy bar, the plain old Ibanez amp sounds pretty monotone. I plan on starting some lessons with a great teacher my friend knows as soon as possible, to get better. My cousin is amazing at guitar. He has a Dimebag Darryll (Spelling?) Washburn, plus several others and some Zakk Wylde amps that are some of the best I have ever heard.

They have one page for a medium blue Military Helmet with the UN print, and then a page for the medium blue Military Helmet with no print, so I do believe that means the badge on their Helmets/Berets is optional when you buy them.

I am too, and I agree, this is indeed a great MOC of a handgun. The Hammer. Nothing quite like having fun at somebody else's expense.

Too early.Until TLC makes an official announcement, then I would wait. When that time comes, I would suggest somebody to ask The Brother's Brick to post a petition on their front page, along with having it frontpaged here.

I make sure that I log out every single time I come to Eurobricks. I think I'm just paranoid.

I love guitars, and the music they make. I currently have four: -1x 1990's-2000's Ibanez Gio (Electric only, looks like a Gibson SG) -1x 1970 Univox (Electric/Acoustic, Looks like a double cutaway Gibson Casino) -1x Epiphone Acoustic Guitar, from who knows what year -1x Peavey Predator, (Electric only, almost an exact copy of a Fender Squire Stratocaster, no idea what year)

It does come with a badge on it.I wonder if they are printed or decals...

I would hope the Wampa has five parts: A head/body piece, a right and left arm(s), and right and left legs. That way it is just a little bit more playable than the Taun Taun. EDIT: And I do mean in the size of the old Yeti, not a minifig.

You don't have to edit it, I just find it rather annoying to see things like that in a decent discussion. Agreed. One thing I have noticed though is that the picture on the box is often roughly the same size as the actual set. I don't know if they do this on purpose, or if it is just coincidental, though. The plastic pieces can at least be used most of the time. I have yet to think of something to use big empty boxes for.

Thanks, and those others would be: KaiserChicken, isaacbrockthebuilder, The Citizen Soldier, Forresto, and Ezechielle. Happy birthday to you guys also!

Happy Birthday Darth_Legois! I had no idea there were so many other members with the same birthday as me...

Every now and then I get a regular minifig that has an extremely tight head.Since Lego uses high-pressure injection, they might sometimes use to much pressure, making the neck tougher and the slightest bit thicker. That's my theory, at least. Also, C-3PO's head, unlike Greedo's and a regular fig's, and the same as the Peruvian Temple Idol from Indy, does not have much to any space for air to move out of the way when you put the head on the 'neck' of the fig, thus making it a tight fit. Another of my theories... And twisting always gets it off, if you can get the twisting started.

Legoliner Pilot, I agree with you. Big boxes do draw your attention, and they can show a bigger and clearer picture than small boxes can, though they are still a waste of space.

Not if using a sprue creates only one injection point, rather than a ton of them, which means the sprue is making injecting simpler, though less eco-friendly. Would you support that side of the arguement, though? I doubt it.

I use the spruces that hold coins together to represent gold nuggets in MOCs. Seems that is the best use of them I have found so far.

That's a really nice pumpkin there. I wonder who made it...

Just for the odd bricks, I think I want a few of those lots too. Maybe because you observe what is hidden in plain sight?

I know he has long arms, but I think these are straighter, not quite as bent at the elbow. It would look better to have a straight arms when reaching out to grab something, wouldn't it?

Out of curiousity, what are they? Promo Duplo bricks?