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I just supported your Muppets idea, I LOVE the drawing! I also think that it could work!

Well, I don't think a kid would look at the Captain America set and say "Urgh, what a terrible bike, not buying THAT set!" I think both kids and AFOLs want that Capt. America minifig!

Ah! That's the scene I meant, also thanks for saying about that second scene, I wonder why Europe didn't get that scene.

Apparently, you lot over seas got a second secret scene at the end of the credits? I think it's something about the Avengers going to the bar or something, it'd make sense because I saw a trailer where Iron-Man lands outside a little cafe place at night, and I didn't see that in the movie at all.

I believe there's already a thread for this, but Hawkeye or Black-Widow (I forget which) does indeed fly the Quinjet at one point. Also, less people would buy a set if it came with some random jet pilot, they want to have the Avengers! (The bike's at the end)

Not as an official set, unless it's really small scale. Though TLC did release a Death-Star set, Twice. Though I'm pretty sure someone will make a giant MOC of it soon enough.

I don't think the Hulk itself could fit inside the interior of the Quinjet But did the Quinjet have a seating area? I can't find any concept art of the interior, I need to know for... MOCing reasons.

I know this one isn't "exactly" pirates, but I noticed you have a "Galley" section in the sorted ship MOCs section which displays a trireme. So, if you can, I'd like to add my Spartan Trireme here, though it is in the Historical Themes. Here

At the back of the instructions there is a number beginning with "6" or "7" I believe.

If you already have the necessary pieces, such as the hull, wheels, windows. That sort of thing, I'd say just under £100. But that's if you have the bare minimum, it shouldn't cost TOO much.

Emailed LEGO, you need proof of purchase if you want any replacement parts. Unluckily for me I binned the instructions. I think I've learned the error of my ways, no more binning instructions.

Damn it, no problems, EXCEPT for Cap's shield. I noticed this about a day after I bought his set, the shield has chips in the white paint, they could be some sort of crack or something, I guess I'll have to email LEGO.

Now I'm gonna have to go check my beloved minifigs, if there is anything wrong though LEGO's fantastic at customer service, I've had quite a few complaints before and they handled them really nicely. I'd guess it's because the demand for these minifigs and sets are HIGH, maybe when they rush so many out the quality decreases?

The sort of person that'd buy that for so much is also the sort of person that would never play with it.

Fantastic! It's instantly recognisable, FAR better than the TLC one! I love the deck! This is a great introduction MOC, welcome to Eurobricks.

I see what you mean, like get rid of Loki's chariot.

I have listened to a few of his new songs, I think they're really good. But the music videos freak me out!

If you haven't already got an idea, I'd suggest making the massive worm drop ship thing (I like calling it the Midgard Serpent ) I too have had loads of ideas after watching the film.

When LEGO makes these sets I believe the designers don't get to see the film beforehand in order to make the sets, so there's not much they could do to remedy these problem. However, another thing you'll find with most Avengers toys is that they feature things that aren't in the film (Iron Man's jet, 6 wheeled tank thing) With Captain America, he does ride a bike at the end, and you can't see most of the bike, it may very well look like this! Loki's Cosmic Cube escape is part of two scenes, the scene when he escapes, but most importantly, the scene where he makes all those people bow and Iron Man attacks him along with the other Avengers. In this scene, Hawk-Eye DOES have his bow, Iron man is in it and Loki is wearing his full armour. One thing you didn't mention about Hulk's set, is that the cage is far too small, and it doesn't have the dropping feature it did in the film. Thor DID ride on the Quinjet in his first scene. Also the Quinjet is just right size, the designer did a great job tbh. I think though one problem that you didn't mention is that the Quinjet is supposed to have rotors on it's wings, and most importantly, a gatling gun on the prow. I like your idea of making the giant monster thing though!

It was a fantastic film, I'd even say it was my favourite superhero film so far! Great action, great comedy and it was the Avengers! It's another, wait during the credits film as well.

I have all my licensed minifigs on the top of my wardrobe, they look very nice up there.

That would of been great as his reversible head.

January.

Good survey, it acts as if most my friends agree with my LEGO hobby! So it was hard to answer THOSE questions.

They are indeed nice shots! I think if anything they gain more points for using a non-LEGO backdrop!