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The dark green is a good match. The only difference is a probably size comparison, but no one notices that. And the cloth quality is superb. -Omi

Magneto does not count for Ian McKellen because it is based on his comic appearance, not the movie. Lego is not making Xmen figs based on the movies (and can't anyways unless Fox allows them too.) Not to mention Kenny Baker does not count because his portrayals are not based on his likeness. Same with Davis' SW and Griphook (with the exception of Flitwick, that does count). The Griphook fig used a basic, generic head that was not modeled after Griphook, but the goblins in general. Not counting movies. Counting characters with likeness. -Omi

Then it doesn't count. And wouldn't count anyways if they did because it doesn't use his likeness. -Omi

Very few people do it, and they come with costs. The only person who lends his printing skills to customers is CitizenBrick, but you have to buy bulk. -Omi

When did Lego make a Joker fig based on his cartoon appearance? -Omi

Seems we can add Gary Oldman to the list with Sirius Black and the TDKR Commissioner Gordon. -Omi

The Black Mage job class as it appears in the Final Fantasy series. *Torso is custom molded by Christo *Staff is BrickForge -Omi

He has a couple Tumblers under his command as shown in the trailers. -Omi

He doesn't speak backwards, but speaks the opposite. Like if it was a hot day, he would say he feels cold. And his powers the opposite of Superman's as well. Superman has freeze breath, Bizzaro has heat breath. And he isn't weak to Kryptonite. -Omi

It's still in review. -Omi

But Batman Beyond doesn't have leg straps..... -Omi

BrickFiesta -Omi

It was Jurassic Park in name only, and it was just dinosaurs and recreations from JP3, with no actual JP figs. -Omi

That would be cool. ChocoFrogs is taking over for me though this year. -Omi

I use what I have available and what fits. :P And it is the PS Vita. -Omi

That's BrickArms you're thinking of. Armothe tends to use other custom houses and brands when displaying his figs, particularly Arealight, Megabloks and Stikfas. -Omi

Love the new Batman fig. Gonna modify it so it becomes a Tron fig. :D -Omi

Not to mention that the company started in the early 1900s and became Lego in 1934. -Omi

The game franchise had no involvement with the license. The Lego sets were strictly based on the Disney movie, since Disney does not own the rights to the franchise, just the movie rights. Because there is no current plans for a sequel, it makes sense for Lego to have made it a one-wave release, just like they did with Speed Racer (a theme you left out). And as for Spider-Man, the new sets are with the Marvel license. Lego has not made a new license with Sony as far as I know, so they can't make sets based on the new movie. -Omi

Oh man the first pic feels like it is right out of Castlevania. Nice layout. -Omi

A Lego rendition of me! :) Representing my passion for gaming and Lego minifig customization. Reference Enjoy -Omi

A purist rendition of Master Chief, the protagonist of the Halo series. Enjoy -Omi

Balthier, from FFXII, as he appears in Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions. Reference *Gun is BrickArms *Belt/Pouches are Minifig.Cat Enjoy -Omi

Judge Gabranth, born Noah fon Ronsenburg, is a character in Final Fantasy XII. A major antagonist, he is a Judge Magister, the highest rank possible in the Archadian Empire's military. While he appears to serve the Empire faithfully, a torn and broken man lies behind his lordly façade. He is Basch fon Ronsenburg's twin brother, and is personally responsible for Basch's disgrace and the fall of Dalmasca to Archadian rule. Reference *Helmet and armor made by Amazing Armory *Swords are BrickArms and BrickForge respectively *Cape designed by Lamanda -Omi

You can remove print with brasso. Not that hard. :) -Omi