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Thanks, I was worrying that I had built it wrong or forgotten something.

Could someone tell me what spare parts were left over, after building the main model. I have 2 L shaped liftarms, and around 7 black pins, with the usual leftovers.

The Imperial V-Wing does not have any parts made in China.

Does anyone know the codes for all the red bricks, I'm missing a few.

I haven't seen them in stores yet, I'm in QLD, but the April stock is already hitting shelves, and LEGO usually likes to split up their deliveries, so they will probably arrive next week, just in time for your business trip.

I'm so eager to get these sets, they look great and the Minifigs are to die for.

Thanks for that DLuders, the whole thing kept me interested all the way through. How many box collectors cried out, NO, when the kid tore open the box.

The helmets are certainly not made in China, the inside of the helmet has two slits on each side of the ring, whereas Chinese headpieces have 1 thick band going around the inside of the headpiece (check collectible minifigs), also it does not list China on the box, so this is not a plastic quality issue. I'm in Australia we get the european version of sets and I got the misprinted helmet.

@ BrettBrick: $48.74

@ LT: I received the catalogue in the mail today. @ jonwill: Yeah thats the one, anyway Big W lists it as exclusive.

The latest Big W catalogue lists the City Space Shuttle as exclusive to Big W, and is available on Thursday.

Yep, I got both, the one on the left is the misprint, I complained to LEGO and got the proper one.

Kick-megablocks: The Graphic Novel

As far as I know, Australia did not get any of those racers sets, we only got the pump ones.

Battle: Los Angeles.

Spotted the two cheapest Space sets at Target, not long now before we see the April stock.

The Australian Prices are up on the Mr Toys Website, from AU$25 for the Captain's Cabin to AU$200 for Queen Anne's Revenge.

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Hello, and welcome to Eurobricks, I'm pretty sure MOC stands for My Own Creation.

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Wow, that is amazing, thanks KimT for sharing this with us.

That's pretty cool, I would love to go to something like this, thanks for sharing it with us KinT.

I usually use white or black bricks (clear would be ideal but I have none), and each stand varies from model to model. I also try to hold up the weak points of the ship, for example the ARC-170, I put a stand on the edge of each wing, under the guns to prevent the plates from bending.

The scene in A New Hope, when Vader gets the pilots to follow him to the Tie Fighters.

Where I live, it has been raining almost constantly for two months and today I noticed a build up of mould on my shelves where I display my Lego sets. My question is can mould damage Lego, and what can I do to prevent mould from building back up? I apologise if there is already a topic about this particular subject.