cavegod

true it would also part out well to fund my mocs

Please Lego don't release a jabbas palace nobody wants playsets there for kids!

i never take my mocs apart!

nah i wouldn't bother with the minifigs and i could get a sticker from Lego for free, it's just wether the price would be cheaper than buying the set.

i must not have much drain then from my 4 xl motors since they are all on 1 reciever and battery box.

lol true!

Don't know whether it is true but rumours are UCS A-wing....i will prod my sources in the know and see what they say about it.

when you have bricklinked the best part of 10,000 parts for a moc 3000 is straightforward

or the local sand dunes, hmmm now theres an idea!

A little info from somebody in the know, at the moment i have 4 XL motrs running from 1 battery pack and 1 reciever, it all works fine but if i added another reciever and had 2 xl motors to 1 reciever and battery pack each would this give any improvement over what i have now?

but the imperial shuttle is just the equivalent of the SSD this year so i would say a set around the £100 GBP if there is another one this year.

Plus with th eparts list it is now possible to bricklink all the parts! does it work out cheaper though??

i think i would need a green house to display mine in!! lol

it's anything but light gray in the film though.

i still can't help but wonder why they used Light Bluey instead of Dark Bluey for the hull.

parts list

A-wing would be good choice since 1 took out the SSD

i've posted this in the events forum but thought i would add a link here since it inovlves the 10221 http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=56799&view=findpost&p=1012479

The Brickish Association have teamed up with Lego and will be displaying all things space at the Museum on Saturday 16th and Sunday 17th July. There will be sets from Classic Space, Shuttle Adventure to name a few and various MOC's by different people including myself also there will be the Full UCS Star Wars line up 1999-2011 including the new Super Star Destroyer kindly supplied by Lego for the show. If you would like to go head over to National Space Centre To book your tickets!

when did we find out about 10215 last year?

here we go, everything this side of the sprockets is a no go area.

I should point out that they can only fit in the centre section of the tracks and one side as the other side is taken up by bricks. when you say use the pulleys and tyres do you mean run them in the centre slot of the links? the middle 4 wheels run smooth enough it's just the small sprockets either end that cause the notchy running.

Hi all, i have rough running tracks and need a solution to smooth them out. at the moment i have 2 large sprocket wheels at either end with 1 providing drive, along the bottom i have 1 small sprocket at each end with 4 wheel hubs in the middle to support the weight. it all works fine but the problem is the small sprocket wheels cause the tracks to run jumpy and not smoothly like the largesprockets do, is the a wheel of some sort that will give me smoother running?

off topic alert! get a friend in the usa to ship it over to you as a gift far cheaper! back on topic..

ok so with the release of 10221 on 1st September will TLG rtelease a 2nd UCS set in November as they did last year? Are there any rumours floating around? i was given the impression that there would be a 2nd UCS set this year when speaking to one of the Lego Design Team a while back.