Spyder

I actually liked the Harry Potter line, at first it had yellow(ies?) and it had so many useful pieces, and people were buying the sets, that's why they kept making them. Spongebob was However, I think some themes are over kill, such as Ben 10.

Dave_ToT-LUG: That is OK. I was just wondering, and I don't keep track of my pieces either. I know I definitely have more pieces than Brickset says I do. Garage sales can hold amazing treasures! (If they have Lego)

I think it's fine, I'm a brick cutter. I modify pieces, not all the time, but mainly things for minifigs. He couldn't have had the effect he did without cutting the bricks. EDIT: fixed grammatical errors :)

Thanks for the instructions! I made two and modified the colors a bit. They look great in real life, and their easy to make, so you can have a whole bunch.

Do you know how many pieces you have altogether? I know Brickset has a piece counter now.

I am a complete perfectionist, so I try to align the plates exactly, unless I have to have them in a certain way for a MOC. I also like my creations to be symmetrical. Exactly how I feel, the stickers must be perfect, or not applied at all. And if there is any little scratch or nick in the brick, it will only be used where you can't see it, if ever. In fact, I have a 2x3 plate right here on my desk, that has a couple nicks in it, I was deciding if it should go in with the rest of my yellow pieces.

I hate fleshies, as it ruined my collection, and just think of all those great heads in yellow. I would much rather have more "own" themes, seeing as Lego makes some pretty good plotlines to go along with them, and TLG usually makes some new pieces for each theme. (or at least new colors) I would especially like to see a Roman theme, that would be great, and probably do very well in stores. It would make lots of money for you, TLG. That's right, LOT's of money! Are you listening? Minifigs were meant to be yellow! ---> so stay with your own themes... ...please

(Bangs forehead into table while saying "I'm so stupid") They work really well for the characters, and like I said, splendid job. (Splendid is my new favorite descriptive word )

That's just beautiful! I just watched that movie recently, and that's my favorite part. So much detail, and its frikkin-huge! Now, all I need to know, is where to vote for your entry.

Ummm, there's no review. I do like the prolouge though, it's very funny.

I feel this thread might be closed, but that's between 5150 Lego, and the moderators. Anyways, it does not bother me, and I kinda like it. every time I see green text I think it's you. It's become a personal trait and I think you should keep it.

Welcome to the addiction my friend! This is the site that'll help you spend amazing amounts of money on little plastic bricks. And yet somehow it's all worth it. Those are some great mecha's you've got there. I'm sure you would be very welcome in the Space forum.

That's amazing! All that lovely brown, so much detail, it's hard to take it all in. I love the nice garage and that little assembly line where they are making the sausage. It's actually kinda' weird but as soon as I saw this, I for some reason started singing "The Adams Family", but instead I said, "The Sausage Factory". I know, I'm crazy.

It's a very nice set that I can't wait to get my grubby little paws on. Nice review Striker, hopefully, it won't be your last as it was an enjoyable review to read with plenty of info and pictures. The only thing I have against this set is that the males hair is yet again black. Why couldn't they have made it in brown? Now it doesn't match his eyebrows.

That slug picture is hilarious! Just make sure you clean that minifig thoroughly! That tree frog is really tame, I'm surprised you were able to reach down with your hand and reposition the ghost, and the frog didn't move. Now, bring me more pictures, or I'll send my fast and furious slugs after you!

Thanks, I see it now. The count down thing is cool. As for xenologer, on that home page for the lego games, it shows hands building the die, that's the size it looks like in real life. (although I assume those are kid's hands) I agree, I'm already planning on buying that game, then making some torso decals to go with the heads.

It's just a die (singular) Its for all these board games Lego is coming out with: Brickshelf (not my brickshelf page) As for the size, look at the 2x2 pieces that are put on there, that should give you a good idea of the size.

Those are great decals, I really like the George Washington one. BTW: what program do you use to make your decals?

They are probably the extra plastic on the side of the neck that you can usually find on a clone brand figure. (It's kinda hard to explain) It goes up above the neck, on the side, and it kinda looks like a nail.

Like others have said, the color scheme is great, and I love those shoulder cannons. You did a very SNOTtish job on the cockpit.

I just read this and already the suspense is driving me nuts! You are doing a great job leaving it at a cliff-hanger at the end of every episode. These comics are great and I'm addicted. Please make more. And what is that red light? I want to know!

Dang, that's a pretty cool animation for a die. I downloaded it as a screensaver. BTW: your first link just brings me to the S@H front page.

Please at least leave a link so we can see it.

It's a frickin piece of art! The overall shape of the ship, magnificent; the colors, splendid; the minifigs, perfect; the storyline, splendid, with lots of thought put into it. Seriously though, those Ahsoka minifigs work great with the storyline, and match the ship. Final thoughts: I want it! EDIT: quick question: where did you get those lightsabers? I know I've seen 'em somewhere before.

Actually, Rook has it too.