Hey Eurobricks community, this is The Host 93 here, after a few years of lurking I finally decided to join! As you may or may not have guessed, The Host 93 is not my real name, although the 93 is my birth year (no, not 1893, I'm 18 soon to turn 19). At other Lego sites I've been known as ZLS or Renegade Phantom, but most recently The Host. I've been into Lego for most of my life, though in the last two years I haven't bought as many sets. I primarily bought, played with and MOC'd with Bionicle sets and pieces, and thus the end of that line was pretty sad for me. Recently though I've been eyeing some of the Star Wars sets, which look really nice and will be a really different experience than the ball and socket/technic style of Bionicle.
Other than Lego, I highly enjoy American football (both watching and playing), canoeing, kayaking and swimming. My favourite athletes are Tom Brady and Adam van Koeverden. I'm currently studying at Brock University in St. Catharines, ON Canada and currently have no Lego on hand :(
I'm majoring in English and Education, i.e. in a few years I will hopefully be at the front of a high school English class teaching the future generation :) As was posted in the topic description, I am fluent in both English and French, although my French speaking is not the greatest, and my English spelling is definitely nothing to write home about (luckily there's spell check on so many programs now!)
Hopefully I can find enough time in between work and school to post a bit in the forums, including some Bionicle MOCs, set reviews and any form of creative writing- currently focused a lot on poetry, although there are always stories either short fiction or full length projects floating around in my head. I also love to look at the fantastic SW MOCs that are on display in the forum, as well as all of the other MOCs that have been posted here. That's probably what I'm most excited about on this site is the diversity and quality of the MOCs.
So this is me, The Host 93, looking forward to a great time as part of the Eurobricks community.
-The Host 93
I voted that there's a good balance of sets, mostly because from Lego's point of view their primary target audience (kids) will know more about CW than the OT, and possibly even the PT. If Lego is trying to sell a lot of sets, then it makes sense for CW sets to be dominant, and the fact that Lego still puts out a few OT/PT sets here and there is great. Considering that Lego has released quite a few OT sets each year (even since the CW release) that's fine by me, and the fact that in a few years the OT sets alone outnumber the CW sets means that the distribution may be a little off, and there were perhaps less CW sets released than maybe there should have been. Darth Dino brought up a good point though: the UCS sets which are targeted at AFOLs are from the OT/PT, which means that Lego still knows who they're marketing towards. As long as the sets look nice, though, the distribution doesn't matter all that too much to me. Case in point: TOR Sith Fury Class Interceptor is one of the nicest looking sets I've seen in a while, even though it's not from OT/PT or even CW.