8BrickMario

Uh, I'm not quite sure that is a nice story. If manipulation and material baiting come into play, there are more problems there than I'd feel comfortable getting involved in. Anyway, best of luck to you, eldiano, no matter what's going on. So, if Freeze is available with anything, I suppose I can get something else for him, but at the same time, without Freeze as an incentive, I won't feel too motivated to get it early, either.

No, I was talking about the race. The fetch-quests are really easy as long as you have a flying/diving character and look at the minimap.

I think it's only being discussed because it makes more sense for the Babysitter to use a different baby than the last series, and an older one would logically give her more to do. I'd expect a happy, optimistic "babysitting is fun!" face as well as a worried/"what am I doing" face.

He'll be a $75-or-over-purchase bonus at LEGO Stores and Shop@Home in April.

I don't want to embarrass you, but "posterior" is very different from "posterity". And while the baby wouldn't be a full CMF as a robot, I hope you're right and that it does make it into a set as one.

Stop talking about witches! You'll make me need Ragana's castle!

The fetch-quests don't bother me, but the race on the lighthouse is the hardest in the game, just narrowly beating the one outside Burns' mansion in the Simpsons world.

Princess Macy is definitely coming, she's the only character who would use the S12 Princess hair in dark red, and the S15 Queen's dress supports it, too. I would just hope that they fixed the awful clutch on the headgear.

Whoa. I may actually have to get that set. The Iron Golem looks great (enough for use outside of Minecraft, even) and the transformation feature is brilliant!

You may like the Scooby world now, but have you tried the flying race atop the lighthouse?

I don't understand. Perhaps you have your own opinions, but consider that they're not everyone's. And I agree, that baby would make a great robot. But what a waste of a piece with that head mold. Its only purpose seems to be giving the baby no neck, but it's practically useless elsewhere.

I'd recommend going back and editing your posts to remove the links.There's a handy little "Link" button on the bottom bar of the editing options which allows you to turn text into a link. Perhaps that would help?

I won't be satisfied with this theme until the Villager parts are reused for a couple of Witches. They could make the hat fit around the head in the same way as the armor, and I'd hope they'd get as much use out of the torso as possible.

Whoa, there. Whatever happened to that link filled up half a page.

t noticed that the Laser Mech is a perfect Ultra Agents robot!

Honestly, I'm hardly surprised by the Battle Grounds. Temple grounds sounded like an extremely odd choice, as the Temple of Airjitzu seemed complete to me, and a $20 set would do practically nothing to the scene overall.

It's not a normal minifigure head. Look at the stud, it's not the standard size. It looks like the baby is one piece, so no head-swapping.

Today I got the Shark Suit Guy, Ballerina, Jewel Thief, Clumsy Guy, and Laser Mech. The crutches are much better proportioned in person, and the Laser Mech's printing is insanely cool.

Yes, Slimer is needed. There's some instances of underwater sonar, hatches, and even goop that make Slimer an important character.

Whoa, that's a cool twist. Props to the film for that one.

Wow, that Red Daemon is more hardcore-horror than I thought it'd be. But appropriately, it does feel straight out of an 80's monster movie.

Oh, I love that! I don't blame him for being nervous about the Medix, though. Just like a real kid going to the doctor!

The pictures are from the real-life Book of Monsters, which has already been released in a few countries.

I finally found these guys today, and picked up the Queen and the Faun. I love them!

Hobgoblin looks great. I'm sold.