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All to say is wow. Great job!

Wow. I can't imagine how long that took. I want to ask, "Does he have any fingers left or did he use a brick separator?"

Nice Sunder! I really like that bulldozer. Could you make some sort of aircraft in the 5-width scale? Thanks! U.C.

Fantastic Captain Nemo! Really entertaining review dialogue...The captions within the photos are the best touch! Keep it up! :D

Very nice job cei! All the pics really give the greebling its dues! (Also, the application of stickers looks great!) Five stars! -U.C.

Great timbutnice! Nice first review...a great encouragement to "newbies" According to photographs I've seen, the scale of Taj Mahal to people would be MODEL : 1x1 tile (crowd of 20 people) Just a thought, keep those awesome reviews coming! -U.C.

I also love taking existing models and re-purposing them! Do you think you could add some hands sometime? Looks great! Now, the final question: Rich man surrounded by "metal" (actually Plastic Man) or the Jolly Green Giant's evil brother...Lego lets us decide (I feel special now. )

Nice LibraryBoy! Go Roosevelt. Where'd you get his face?

Woah. Nice one becauseBATMAN! You have a beautiful collection of bley. Love it!!! Which suit is your favorite? (I also find it humorous that your username conflicts with your minifigures. Just kidding, love it all!)

Hello Martijn! I'm from the U.S. and also new to Eurobricks. I'm glad you got back into Lego. (Life has improved.) I'm happy to hear about your MOCs and Modulars. I don't have any of the latter, but always wondered what they all look like together. Can you post a picture sometime? I'd love to see that! Thanks so much! U.C.

Superb Lego Otaku! I don't think that my wallet can handle this set's awesomeness, but I do appreciate your clear-pictured review. Definitely makes me want it...

Nice job DarthPotato! Fantastic review...in your opinion, if you were a parts collector, would you consider buying this set without the minifigs (which are most of the redeeming quantity of this set's price) or not? Thanks!

Awesome job Plissken! Great variety of parts, but your review just saved me some cash. Based on what you think of this set, are you going to buy any of the others? Thanks!

Excellent PhillipJFry! We do have a lot in common here...I also have this set and I was a bit disappointed anatomically with the vehicles. But in my opinion, I still think the set's worth the forty we both spent on it because of the parts load here! It's actually very rare to find so many of these tan parts in one (affordable-ish) set! Being new to Eurobricks, your review is a great encouragement to a "n00b" like myself with its stunningly clear pictures. Also worth noting is the expansion in technique Lego is trying to teach us, (excluding all expert MOCers) I thought building the Tumbler on a standard city chassis was genius! And even though there were some plenty of things that need improvement, I take it as a challenge. After all, those walls are twice as thick as they have to be... Great review for the record. If you have any tips you could send my way I'd love to hear them before I am charged with attempted murder of a perfectly good Eurobricks Review. Thanks! -UC

Hello everybody! I'm new to Eurobricks (Which is probably obvious) and just wanted to introduce myself. Like the other members here, I am also addicted to Lego. I'm mainly interested in basic city sets with the ambitions of maybe creating some stop-motions in the future. I collected the eight original Agents missions from '08, a little SW, IJ and some odd bits of World Racers and the like. But I mainly stick to parts and minifigures. I really think that the most appealing part of most sets these days are the minifigures. Anyways, I'm kinda new to online Lego sites period so if anyone has any advice then it's very welcome here! Thanks!

Inaugurate your studio, inaugurate your town. Town Hall is a nice start... Happy Building!