badbrick

The German soliders and Stormtroopers pair up nicely. Who is that ontop next to the tower? It looks like an action figure.

Trailer for the remake of the "The Day The Earth Stood Still" looks promising. Here's the link to it.

I don't actually know what LORD DOOM is trying to achieve. But I'm glad that LORD DOOM had some sort of trauma to the brain and his "plan of destruction" has been hindered.

I know what you're trying to do, I think.

I like the body. Looks strong, tough, rugged. But that gun barrel doesn't seem like it has enough power compared to the rest of the tank.

Yeah, it's a mistake. Or done on purpose. How would we know? I don't see Volcano Base. Maybe you can point it out to me?

Under 18 and 18+ How will the age be verified? No idea. However the younger kids may think they're mature, they're still what they are: kids. Adults talk in a different manner, which isn't suitable for many under 16 at least. Not that all adults are mature, but the adult world is different. I'm not an adult yet. Even though I am close to the age and pass assumptions about the adult world, I have no clue how it really works. Now, how would a 10 year old would absorb that? I doubt age separation will work. But it's something that should be considered for the best experience for all.

Lego should revamp the Space theme. I've seen the alien thing done too much, on some "red" planet especially. How about getting back to shuttles? Or a moonbase? I would like to see Historical sets, as someone probably mentioned before. Alexander the Great, Caesar, Lincoln, whatever they are willing to conjure up. Or bring back the Western sets with an authentic feel.

Why not just buy smaller sets of each first, so you can have all three. Then decide on a bigger set depending on which theme has the best/most appealing/etc. HP might appear, to work off the movie. Indy might disappear if there's no interest/demand for it. The Castle theme is a classic, but the Elves is a new concept. Might work, moght not. Maybe none of these brands appear next year. Who knows for sure, except some people at Lego. Don't look too far ahead.

Move the camera back a little, turn on Macro(flower icon or something similar), and then take the picture. Light isn't the big concern. Indy reminds me of the Lego spinoff, Johnny Thunder. That guy lived a very conservative life compared to Indy.

Fort Knox. Bond, Oddjob, Goldfinger, and a lot of gold-colored bricks.

Thanks for the welcome messages.

6339: Shuttle Launch Pad Eyed this since I was 5 or 6. I want to get it one day...

Hello everyone. My name is badbrick. I'm from California, USA. I'm been a builder of Lego bricks for about a decade. My obscure desire is to make things such as bank vaults, prisons, security complexesd. A lot of action movies have inspired my creations. Ex. Hannibal Lector's holding cell. I always lacked pieces, so none of these ideas have been fully completed yet. All my past creations are no longer with me, because I destroy every creation to make the next one. Only recently have I felt the need to play with Lego bricks again. So building off that urge, I plan to make my old ideas into reality. I hope that I can contribute something of value to this forum. And meet some interesting people.