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Yeah I just bought the Panther set, not that it is accurate to one scene of the film, but contains multiple parts needed for various scenes. Take the truck, and maybe give Bucky some civilian clothes and you have the chase scene to a t. The jet then shows later in the movie, I just wish we had Tony's helicopter to escort it.

For any that are going to Disneyland in Anaheim I found the figures! They are at World of Disney in Downtown Disney. They are not at the Lego Store so no VIP points :( However the Disney employees are helping guests feel the bags right now to! (Honestly she was there to clean up the mess left by several people feeling bags... But she kind of helped to) At World of Disney I pulled Genie, Stich, LGM, Mickey, and Syndrome.

The only valid excuse I have to not support this project is how sloppy it is... Not to mention I have never ever heard of a 'Yo Kai Watch.'... How can I hate what I don't know of?

I wasn't a fan of Infinity but as a Utah native the loss of the Avalanche Studio is a real shame. :( One of my childhood friend's father worked at Avalanche for a long time, but last I heard he is now at EA Salt Lake so he should still have a job... Still all of his former co-workers at Avalanche just lost their work :(

I am actually at Disneyland itself and I haven't seen the figures anywhere! Maybe the rumors the Disney Parks would get a special supply are false? I haven't checked the Lego Store yet here, so I need to look there to.

Been trying out the Star Wars stuff at Disneyland right now. Getting to hug Chewbacca is very satisfying, it's like hugging a 7' tall dog.

I know this is very silly to discuss but:

Hold on just a little longer! Come read our spoiler tags tomorrow ;)

Death spoilers:

I don't understand why you'd say "no Rock and Roll" on Ideas... Ever heard of Lego Rock Band? I'm still waiting for that Brian May minifigure to get in an official set: http://lego.wikia.com/wiki/LEGO_Rock_Band

Bwhahahaha!

After watching the movie I'd say Lego did it highly accurate for the most part. Although many of the vehicles where a bit "Legofied" every set relates to a specific scene from the film. All we lack now is proper Hawkeye, Spider-Man, and a Vision re-release and we have the entire cast of the film.

Captain America Civil War

Ah finally I can join the conversation, I just saw movie! I will use spoiler tags to prevent ruining it for anyone: DO NOT CLICK SPOILER UNLESS YOU'VE SEEN IT

Not to mention an SD40 has a long front porch to, unless it's a Union Pacific "Snoot Nose" type... (Actually same porch, just a longer nose!)

Yeah as mentioned in the Blue Ray extras Ford seemed to enjoy reprising his role. Of course he did it for the money, and maybe he wanted Han to die; but he had fun along the way and gave the effort to give Han's death meaning

Nice!

You might have to pull those pictures, Eurobricks doesn't look kindly on confidential photos.

I know I might be the only person who cares about this, but I just learned one of my favorite EU spaceships had a cameo in The Force Awakens: http://www.endorexpress.net/2016/04/star-tours-awakens-no-foolin/ Wow. I like that it's a subtle tribute to how Lucasfilm ended up merging with Disney.

A matter of thought in my head: set 10219 is considered one of the highlights of the Creator Expert Trains. It is detailed, beautiful, has rare colors, and just is fun. It really captures the spirit of North American Railroading. However there is a problem when it comes to the prototype... The Maersk Engine looks like a classic EMD unit. In fact Norfolk Southern 3329 is almost an exact match to 10219... http://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/locomotive/images/8/82/NS_3329.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20121121081432 That is until you look at the trucks, those very distinct six axle trucks that weren't in Lego form... The real NS 3329 is an SD40-2... While our Lego version looks like a GP40. Yeah, a bit of an annoyance as far as prototype is concerned. But it gets worse. The GP unit that was a Maersk unit in real life was ATSF 146, a GP60-M. If you know something about a GP60-M, the only railroad to buy them was the ATSF. While from the cab down they look a lot like our Lego set, the cab itself was a modern North American Safety Cab! And of course there is one other Maersk Engine in real life, and the only Maersk Engine to be preserved, Chris Fussell's Dyna Rail 644 (my own photo here:) http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/showPicture.aspx?id=4259191 This engine doesn't look a lot like the set though. So what type of engine is 10219? A SD40-2? A GP40? A GP-60?

Ah yes I forgot the fourth Civil War set and the rumored Creator Expert Christmas Train! Yah!!! Lego owns my wallet now...

Let me do some finances: $2000 college tuition $250 Technic Bucket Loader $290 Athearn HO Scale SD40N engine $150 DSLR Camera $120 Entire Captain America 3 Lego Wave $50 Bionicle Sets $150 Star Wars sets And now... $300 Castle set. Gee I better start working overtime...

I went to work for May the Fourth... Yaahhh work! :P However for May the Ninth I'll be riding Hyperspace Mountain at Disneyland... There is balance in the Force.

Yep, Lava Beast is now a must buy for me thanks to that video.