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I think you're problem is you're checking the box for the email notification, if you don't want a element of a minifigure on you're wanted list you need to check the box on the right hand side of the row, not the one directly next to the picture. By checking the notify box you're still adding the part to the wanted list and just adjusting whether or not you'll get email notifications when someone adds that part to their store. Hope that helps.

How about this view?

I think it's a Brickwarriors Thraex plume, not Lego

No it's not chloroform, although I wouldn't recommend inhaling it. You have to be very careful with sources of ignition though as it is very flammable.

It's actually 7127 from 2001

Welcome to Eurobricks! I think by joining and posting here you have answered your question. Come out of the darkness!

I would have thought the car from the Palace Cinema modular would make for a good ambassadorial car, although you may need to mod a roof onto it.

Welcome to Eurobricks I think it has something to do with the mould they use and the position on the sprue within the mould that the piece came from.

Here's a topic you may find useful http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=87587&hl=cape#entry1716891 there's a link in that thread that details minifig capes, but I think sails wouldn't be too far off?

Welcome to Eurobricks, seen your name about on Brickset, and maybe on BL. I like your Veyrons, particularly the smaller one, a lot of character in there.

Maybe a technic pin?

Welcome to Eurobricks Serhat Nice picture, I think it'd best be suited to special LEGO themes forum as, I'd consider it to be art? But someone else feel free to correct me.

Nice builds yet again. Like someone mentioned in a previous thread you should put these on the new Bricklink MOC pages, I'm sure people would buy the instructions at least.

Nice designs. They look like they could have been actual sets from back in the day, you need to incorporate some magnet parts though. M:tron was one of my favourite space themes too.

Welcome aboard.

Welcome aboard.

The Guardian website here in the UK has published a guide to yesterdays Budget speech by the Chancellor, and has handily used CMF figures (and a few others) to illustrate different situations for people, i.e. single, married with 2 kids etc.. The article itself is entirely non-Lego related and as far as I can tell does't even mention it. http://www.theguardian.com/money/2014/mar/19/budget-2014-how-it-affects-you Is it just me or is Lego more prevalent in the mainstream since The Lego Movie came out? I think it's nice to see it out and about a bit more, has anyone else noticed Lego being used like this in the Media.

There was to be a Muslim group meeting there on Sunday, and some far right group decided to be obnoxious and posted threats and threatened to protest. So the whole resort is to be closed all weekend including the Hotel. Link to BBC news article: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-berkshire-26453576

Part number for the skates is 93555 http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemIn.asp?P=93555&in=M Helmet is 93560, was also used for an American Footballer too, in blue. http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemIn.asp?P=93560&in=M hope that helps

Oh yeah, it was late when i read the question. I agree with Faefrost, in that they know where they made the parts but they're not going to let CS tell you, but it's worth asking. If you don't ask you don't get.

I've bought torso and legs assemblies from customer services before. The numbers they use can be found on brickset, and also in the service part of lego.com. They only do assemblies though, they don't do arms, torsos, hands, hips or individual legs, they have to be current mini figure parts, generally, and they won't sell you licenced parts either. Hope that helps.

Every one who posts on this website 'plays' with Lego and none of them are kids. Don't let anyone put you off. Most of the MOCs on here show that it's not just a plaything for kids, but also a great artistic medium. Keep Building.

Very nice. But what are the roof pieces on the corners of the main central building? The ones that curve up at the corners?

I think it's cropped up again because he's just been convicted. And as for the checkout staff not noticing, perhaps he used a self checkout? We have them over here in supermarkets, not sure if they exist in the US or not.

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