Dan the Brickman

1 vote: vynsane EntryID: 214 Name: Phoenix Corp. Fireball 1 vote: shimon EntryID: 221 Name: Lab 1 vote: nintha EntryID: 229 Name: Wee Ninja

Wow... (so, how do I get all those pieces in ldd?) anyways, the votes go to: 1 vote: Captain Blockbeard EntryID: 108 Name: Golden Gander SteamPunk Airship 1 vote: sunnyx EntryID: 149 Name: BattleCruiser from StarCraft II 1 vote: Set Sprinter EntryID: 150 Name: White Star Bridge

Is the masters spirit ascending peacefully, or, come to warn his student of the treacherous one who followed him up the mountain? Who knows! Yes, I agree, the waterfall is neat.

...Now to add ANOTHER set to the "must have" list.

Yep! Thats you being assaulted with a croissant! (I ran out of bi-corns)

I wish I had purchased it back when it came out.

"... and sometimes we just have people over for dinner..." I think i should read some more...

That is a very interesting creation there. The color scheme, and design are pretty neat overall, but my one complaint is the front looks too boxy. But, i suppose that can be an issue with building round objects with square bricks.

That is a small toy store. But as long as it has Lego, that is all that matters!

Any time you get extra pieces in a set is awesome! Especially when they are rare mistake parts.

Is the girl pirate giving the croc a massage?

Normally commandeering a bluecoat vassal like that would get you hanged. (or shot, or your head cut off and put into a jar, or...) But since you're new, I'll let it slide this one time. Welcome aboard!

That all depends on alot of things for me. Currently, I am ordering a couple of opened ships, and miscellaneous ship parts off of Bricklink, and I have chosen to go for the cheaper, non "mint" stuff, just to get a few good starter ships for my fleet. later, I will save up to buy one of those "Mint" boxes, just for the thrill of opening an old classic for the first time/being the first to open it. I probably will just go with partial sets, and parts mostly, just to save money. Basically, you must decide for yourself, "what is it worth to ME". How much do I make per hour, and think of that in terms of how many hours it would take of work to "buy" the item. For me, I make $7 an hour. So, It would take 14 hours of my time to get a set that costs around $100. Is this set worth working that much for? Would I stand that long in a line outside of a toy store to get it for free if they were giving it out for a free Christmas promotion? ... That is what goes through my weird brain anyways...

2 votes - 14."The Adventures of the Blue Avenger!" by Oky Wan Kenobi 2 votes - 10."Capt. Thomas Foolery's Scintillatingly Scurvy History of the Coats" by Capt. Thomas Foolery 1 vote - 11. ToR II Redcoat Entry - "A Whale of a Tale" by mcfarlandman 1 vote - 22. "Redcoats are so Childish" by General Armendariz 1 vote - 17. "Death of the Bluecoat High Command....." by General Redwater

That is very amusing. Redcoats as children... ..they are still mean at that age!

...Wait, where ARE the pirates??? You'd think by now they would have pulled SOMETHING.... ...sigh... I guess since us bluecoats have been stepping up patrols, (while the lazy redcoats sat around drinking cheap alcohol) We have scared them off!!! ------ Yay! Voting open! *waves hand* -"you want to vote for me"

Thats genius!

Actually, i dont think the president is allowed to vote for himself.... ill have to look that up...

Wait! I just realized, no Jolly Roger on one of the "top" masts?... Still a very nice moc though! and, I did find some interesting stuff in there.

Neat! One of my first sets was a small ice planet ship.

You sirs, are disgusting!

You reds are so mixed up in the head... 1-we dont like making out with redcoats... 2-we dont eat frogs. 3- Redcoats are a bunch of (Censored) cowardly ****** with no spines and they like cheap alcohol that tastes like ****!!!!

Wait... THATS Liz! (The mermaid) my characters "GF". Joey! you shall pay for that! hahaha no, the bluecoats got out of the way. only redcoats perished.

I like the town overall, it just seems a little too cluttered, but I suppose thats how pirates live.

Thanks for that pic. That certainly is odd.(In a really neat way!) I had expected hinge bricks, but this just shows another resourceful method for the same effect.