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Firehawk, what country do live in? If it's the USA, I have some space figs and parts I don't need. Never had any old helmets, though.

Glad you pulled that off well, still accomplishing the realistic look of the car.And where do those rubber tires come from?

+1 for Apache. Great parts, really fast shipping, easiest trade ever.

By that, do you mean it is extremely fragile, or incredibly complicated?

He said he's afraid of Socialists. He didn't say he hates them.

Are you saying you have big hands or something? Because clearly you can assemble them again. I should be in jail by now, with a death sentence. Anyway, how badly the parts are damaged all depends on how careful you are to take the minifigs apart. Plus, half of the time, it's practically microscopic damage that not only is it not noticable, but it usually doesn't affect the MOC at all.I clearly am not a purist. I love Brickforge and Brickarms, but that is because they are very high quality parts. However, I am the one to wag (or wave ) a finger at people who use clone brands in their MOCs, like Best-Lock or MegaBlocks for example. Mostly because they are mimicking Lego products, as to where Brickarms for example makes Lego Compatible parts. There is a giant difference here. EDIT: Wow, I got an 8.95/10. And here I was saying I wasn't a purist.

Holy cow...I just paid $20 USD for a complete slave one a year or two ago, all was there except Young Boba's head. Maybe I should sell mine. It's almost brand new...

Aren't the eyes the difference? New ones all googley, old ones dots?EDIT: I almost forgot that my package arrived a few days ago. So, as soon as I can find a camera, I'll be posting a few new MOCs with them. I still need a Sinner Walrus, to go with that Blue "mid-scale" tank and the blue bucket...

Exactly when is your is his expected arrival time? A few minutes ago?

It never would have crossed my mind, but that does sound very well possible.

Well, I did read a book about Han Solo's early life, and he was all over a lot of planets, doing a lot of things that sound like Clone Wars material.

Just find some way to dye the water black, and it would work perfectly. I would try to build a little (4 stud wide, one brick thick, one brick taller than a minifig) case out of bricks, then set Han in it with arms pointing outward, (maybe detach arms for desired pose?) and freeze.

So jealous. And betting ImperialShadows is also... Well, considering he's the one who puts them under Christmas trees, I would say so... Actually, yes, I would bet that he does. That is a good point. Maybe it would be a new one piece mould.

Plus the cars are orange around here, not yellow.

Because that is called a fender, not a mudguard.I was expecting this to be about the Stanley Steamer Carpet Cleaner company. Good MOC overall.

Where did you find that at?

Same here.

There's war involved with the United States all the time, and I'm still up for a Military theme.The rest of that is your opinion, which isn't right or wrong, but that could get you into trouble or offend somebody, so please be careful when voicing your opinion next time.

It's possible, but that could be a while. That's an opinion. Exactly. Thanks to all sorts of tiles and slick, smooth parts, things like the UCS Falcon make the first Falcon look like crap, even though it was so awesome when it first came out. Try telling ImperialShadows that misprints are a let down.

I would reccomend the store "LEGOCCAZ," which is in France. Some awesome Fabuland stuff in there. (Well, there's less now. )

I don't even like cornflakes and I see it. Well, at least the first two actually make sense.

No. Not in a million years, or even a million-and-one years, Never. Indeed, and there are way, way more Star Wars fans than Star Trek fans. Think about how much money Lego could potentially lose by making a ST line.

Well, it's worth a shot.

Curbside service. That's illegal, you know. Why? What are they about?

I'm some crappy Duplo set. I hate Duplo. It's almost as bad as Megablocks.