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Omg teh yes 'tis, my frind! EDIT: Goofy sarcasm is against BZP rules. Please refrain from breaking the rules. The rules must not be broken. That is why they are rules, because they are not to be broken. Rules - don't break 'em. Sorry, Captain Jack, they're not more like guidelines, they're rules. Break the rules, and we'll break you, punk. Have a nice day!

I saw Lewa Nuva in a toy aisle when I was around 7, my parents got me the Akamai pack of Toa for Christmas, I liked Bionicle. Then, in 2005, I was looking through a catalog and saw Vikings. I liked System.

What....did you...just...say...

Oh yeah! Who else wants an Empirical? Of course, I'd be happy with an AT-KT and Ozzik Sturn.

I didn't know that. Is that how you did the sides on your TARDIS? EDIT: Norro, here's a link to it - Here. Just hit download.

Probably, and consistent leaking means that any actual [i.e., ones that Lego hasn't theoretically planned] leaks aren't as big news - there's leaks every spring and fall.

Okay, there's a pic up in the main post now.

Lol, I love how Robin defeats Two-Face.

This makes me look forward to the proposed 2009 Matoran Universe serial. Teridax was Teridax for one year - he will never be anything but the Makuta again. And if Makuta is the universe, than maybe Vezon won't go to the Pit [if he even survives Destiny War].

Oh, comics Ra's - I was hoping for Nolan Ra's, considering they already had a face for him. First no Maxie, now a Ra's I'm not satisfied with? Blerg.

The Coelacanth. Side view. The engines. Opening. The Coelacanth and pilot. It is swooshable. The EES [Earth Extraplanetary Ship] Coelacanth is a small portal craft. Despite the small engines [mainly used for battery recharging and turning], it is an incredibly powerful warship and exploratory craft. The ship travels [and fights] by opening portals in reality [like the ones in the game Portal]. The portal's uses are limited only by a pilot's imagination - as a result, most pilots are picked from art schools. Stripped-down versions of the craft are also available on the civilian market. Enjoy!

What is he doing? Brickenshoal is a mildly hectic city by medieval standards, but you don't see someone looking like a guard and climbing the walls every day. He's getting higher up the building. On the roof, the guard turns his back. The rooftop archers of Brickenshoal wear darker colors to blend in at night, and the Scorpion is their team emblem. But the Blade of Brickenshoal doesn't care about any of that. The road. Inside the ground floor. The second floor [and there is a floor inside there]. The gallery. Enjoy!

I've been planning something like this for a while.

Really? No guards? Well I'm on the PS3, so... And the dark side ending involves you fighting Vader twice, like Fenson said.

Don't worry - I found Palpy a lot easier than Vader - he summons guards every now and then, so you can heal a bit during the fight.

Just play the Death Star level again, but at the end fight either Palpatine [run forward] or Vader [jump off the side], whichever one you didn't do before.

Whatever happened to that fellow?

Next what? LEGO game? Don't say that, we want Lego Veronica Mars to be a success!

Nice review, not so good set - I actually returned this after buying it. Of course, now that purple's gone and I get a better look at that barding...

That's Cloud City, my friend

I suppose that if Ignika dies I'd ought to return my set-I won't be needing him anymore then.

Just ordered the Castle Advent Calendar. Woohoo!

Jester, I prefer it to the witch overall.

Are you on the PS3, too? And do you mind telling me the code, if so?

Ah, yes. That was an unmitigated and hilarious event, Zesk. Aren't you the Bionicle website designer, though? How does checking out spoilers and chit-chatters fit in to that?