Big Cam

I am the self proclaimed King of misspellings.

Bad link. But just the title of the video, reminded me of this one, which I think is worth re posting.

Reminds me of the US pentagon building. Also please resize your picture to a maximum of 800x600. Thanks

I keep hearing this song every time I'm in the car, it's rather catchy. Damn pop music.

Great review of a set I've never seen. Like somone else I know who lives in your vicinity, your review is spot on

Thank you Rick

From your point of view yes, I can see that bring an annoyance, but from our standpoint, it's a minor inconvenience in a bigger effort to stop spammers from automatically spamming our valued members. 10 posts does not take long, especially if you're a LEGO fan, there is plenty to comment on here

Moderators and administrators are the only ones who can give titles, so if your referring to Captain Blackmoor, then yes he can give titles.

Oh my god, I actually remember this set, I think my cousin got it for christmas, not sure what I got, but thank you for the review, it's good to see it in full.

Is it just me or is there a lot out dust on the least picture? Still cool that you just stumbled upon it.

Joining for self advertising purposes is not allowed on Eurobricks.

I just wathced it, and I'm surprised they showed tuskens, being that we haven't been able to get them for years now. Plus I want that Rancor, you can't go and show us one without making it. Looks like 2012 is going to be a good year for SW.

Exciting news, the new droid top is a plus and I see a newer more accurate Death Star Helmet.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvzKJDtYB04

I seriously want that. I've always wanted a wrangler, that's just awesome, what a good idea. Here is the youtube video from the jeep owners thread.

For me it was about 3-4 years ago, and it was honestly just realizeing that LEGO made Star Wars sets. I had no idea. The first set I actually bought was 7656 general Grievous Starship. It was only 20 bucks. I brought it home and out it under my bed because I didn't have time to build it then. It stayed there and more sets joined it, until eventually I was using half my closet. I didn't want to open any of them, because I figured they'd be worth more. Then one day my collection was getting too big, so I decided to open all of them, and I did. But since I'm a very anal person, they all went into individual zip loc bags, and I kept every single box, except duplicates. Now I build one here and there, and usually it's just to review them. I categorize myself more as a collector than a player, or MOC'er. Although one day I really want a designated LEGO room, and I think I'll start MOC'ing then, and I'll have a pretty nice collection to work with. Sorry, I kind of got carried away. My answer was Star Wars

I picked up the 3367 space shuttle, since it will likely be the last shuttle LEGO makes.

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Holy Cow! , that's one grand army, and I like your photo too, if think this deserves the blog. [bloggedcp][/bloggedcp]

Now this has to be my favorite one yet, and what a great scene to immortalize in LEGO. You are the movie scene master.

Great job, I love the massive number of plants you have, I'm not sure if there is a style name for it, but when it almost looks messy ands random, I really like that style.

I will merge this with the existing thread, hendawg212 do please search next time before starting a new thread.

I love this movie, and you picked a great scene to do. Do you just have all these great scenes lying around, our are you making them non stop? Great work overall, keep it up.

Awesome pics Hinckley, I need me a superman fig!

I was thinking the same thing, how do people not know of this movie?! Very nicely done, the hair, heads, everything is spot on.