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Is there any SW stuff you need, other than Dooku? Say two old Arc-170 Pilots, and a TIE Pilot?

I used to have a German Shephard, that I loved, but she died of old age.Now I have two dogs that are each about a year old, and neither of them are really smart at all. One's a Lab, and the other is a Pit Bull/Lab mix.

A very funny, but true MOC.

I think it's legal. If it's not, you never saw that post.

Updated. New pictures of Haves in my Brickshelf Gallery. Narrowed the list of wants down a lot.

Same here. I've got a BB gun, a few grenades, some knives, a machette, a few baseball bats, and a working cell phone, plus an Alligator head and some Bull's horns that might scare them away. I'd love to see their face when they stuck their head in the window. All of those times they tried to run me over, it didn't scare me half as much as it Pi$$ed me off.

Actually, they were special in the Mos Eisley Cantina set because:1--They had a slightly different helmet print than the Stormtroopers in later sets. 2--They had Pauldrons. 3--They had rebreather backpacks, unlike any other set. 4--And they rode on Dewbacks. No, they are not extremely rare, but rare nevertheless.

Thanks guys. I got back from a 'One-Day-Vacation' yesterday, and started digging through a cabinet and found that I had forgotten gold stuff from a few Pirate sets. Which, I guess there is enough gold in there already. I will probably be posting the Sigfig MOC #2 sometime soon.

Not this High Voltage, right? As a younger kid, all I would have to do is simply walk across a deserted street, no cars in sight, and somebody would try to run me over. Seriously, at least five different times people actually sped up when they saw I was standing on the road. And what really sucks? All of them were driving trucks! I specifically remember one being a Ford F-250, which would have killed me. Luckily I can jump, and have relatively good reflexes. It was Galidor. And, yes, that used to be a Lego line.

Thanks.Also, with the buckets there is even a black pot/cauldron of gold. I would have put more gold in there, and a few more little details, but I didn't feel like making a new baseplate for the whole thing.

Wow, three different titles in one day. Nice.

Yes, that's deffinately an easy way to mess something up, and it can always come out worse than expected.How was the handling on the Viper? Did it drive real smooth and steady, or...?

Oh, thanks for pointing that out.

Not as much as I expected it to cost, but still expensive. I love that car. 'Just' accelerated fast, huh? Sure you did.

Whoa.. I swear I just saw your name as Star Wars Regulator a few minutes ago KimT...I hope I'm not going blind or hallucinating...

Yes, there is always more than one wave of sets.EDIT: Apparently the fast one got to it before I did.

It has been storming and raining a lot around here lately, which, as you wiil soon see, can easily create an environment in which somebody like myself will become bored and look for ways to find entertainment. In other words, I've been kind of bored recently. So, during my free time, I decided I would try to create little MOCs representing or using as many different sigfigs as I have the parts for. Having said this, I would like to say that I am starting off with my sigfig. He is auditioning for Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, and there is a slight mishap with the (Movie) Set Designers, getting confused as to what props go where... So, without further ado, my MOC: Primary Side-view Bird's Eye View (I think?) Sigfig View Opposite Side-View Back View with no Skeleton Conquistador Similar View with Conquistador It is supposed to be the scene in the Chaunchilla Cemetary where Indy comes sliding in, mixed with the Treasure Room in the Akator Temple. I obviously tried to incorporate as much gold as possible, which does make this look kind of sloppy, but that's sort of an intended look. Any sort of comment or critisism is welcome. Even if you think it is terrible, please tell me so and say why.

I'm not exactly sure what purpose that broom serves, because it sure doesn't look like arms. Well what do you think it would look like if there was a girl in the middle? Exactly. Remember the children, Lego. And I also really hope it is in the US.

F-a-b-u-l-a-n-d.This is a very nice review, and is really appreciated here. I had no idea the instructions looked like that though. It sure would be a lot more interesting to build a Fabuland set than a regular set of today.

I think it was Darth Legolas that said it, but somebody mentioned the Luke's Landspeeder set should have about 360 pieces, right? That would make it about $45 USD. Technically, if you want to put it like that. I will probably change it soon anyway, to reflect some MOCs I'm going to post.

Because I am not a Space Police fan at all, plus I was tired. May I ask why exactly do you need four Home Ones? Do you just keep stuff MISB, or use all of the parts?

Dou you mean the fast car? Because that would just be the Viper.Only 1000 made though? I'd hate to see the bill for that... And probably be scared to risk driving it, as many idiots are on the road around here.

Flick-fires on the Landspeeder?EDIT: Nevermind, nevermind. Tinn-Man already beat me to it, by three hours. This is what I get for not reading for the first time ever... I thought they were just called Gaffi sticks.

I hated it, and got it anyway just for the Dooku. Then Lego had to go and ruin it by putting him in a magnet pack. There you go again with the word 'Probably,' but how it looks all depends on how you display it. There are not many sets that look good beside the sailer, but the old Geonosian fighter looks great with it.If you really want it, I wouldn't risk waiting for a sale. The stores around here all sell out on the first day of a sale, so I always buy before that, at regular price.

That would be just plain cruel, although still smart.