gormadoc

All I can say is that if they have dwarves and trolls then they have to have elves. And I would buy the sets but they must make the elves for the fantasy theme to become more popular and last longer, if you know what I mean.

Goodness gracious me, this is fantastic! This could be an offical lego western set and if it was I would definetley buy it. The design is fantastic, the minifigs are great, and the train...its just wonderful, my dreams for the western theme have come true apart from the western theme returning. Truly magnificent.

This was always my favourate viking set because the design always looked so appealing. Its a relatively good sized set and I like how TLG connected the two boats together, I would have liked it if they would have had a few more accessorries and a sail but its a good set 8/10.

One's king Jayko and in the mirror world it would have been King Santis. Great, little MOC.

I like your idea and the sets but the price ratio does not match up. I have heard that lego may make the hobbit lego in 2011 trouble is that they may/may not release LOTR lego because it would have been 10 years earlier that it was created, but we can still hope for both The Hobbit and LOTR theme's.

I'll have to go for the imperial flagship because of the space and design. The carribean clipper is a good ship but the imperial flagship has room to add your own touch.

I will support this even if I am a U.K resident, because I believe that it should be available all over the world. signed.

You realy have talked in depth about this set, and I realy want to buy it. The review was great and I like the little story bit at the end.

It's a good build with a great design and has lots of features, but from the images and your own writing you seem to be making out that the pentacle is an evil symbol when actualy it was just a religious symbol that has been twisted by an important religous group ,who I will not name because I could be penalised, and it has also been twisted by filmakers. The symbol is in fact a pagan symbol, yes they made the odd sacrifice but the symbol was what they thought of as a peace and purity symbol.

Wow that magnetic light realy makes it come to life, and your moc is just great.

You've captured the image realy well, It's simple but fantastic.

This set is pretty good, I especialy like the space tgat the ship offers and it comes with two little boats. I would like to see a crownie boat but If you put the sail on from th sea serpent set you can make it into a crownie boat, or if you use the sail from the longboat or something like a caribbean clipper.

I prefer the 1989 sets because of the design and set playability, the new sets are good but the old sets just have that feel about them that just makes you want to buy them.

I think the soldiers fort would be the best set because of the soldiers and the design. It sort of reminds me of half of the imperial trading post but it looks a bit better than the ground half. Cannon battle would be the best small set because of the cheap price and you get a soldier and pirate with accessories and a .And of course soldiers arsenal would be the best little set because of the accessories.

I would prefer it if lego would go back to the old ways like M-tron and classic space because those sets were actualy intresting and fun to build, Space Police just hasnt grabbed me, but nothing has grabbed me since the millenium.

Great reveiw, I think you might have actualy convinced me to buy this set

Very very funny, but if I was the king I would have the jester beheaded for making a mockery of me, so he better get running

Rather impressive; it certainly lokks like a Norman Tower styled castle. Well done. Perhaps you could have added some sort of little catapult or something, simialr to that on the Dwarves mine. Other than that it's a fantastic build .

I have read an article about this set. It was part of a theme that lego were going to release called the Napoleonic theme, but lego decided never to release it because it was to similar to Pirates, yet they could have released anyway as a pirate set.

Sorry but I'm going to say what about evil barbarean dwarves?

I voted for Captain Ironhook because he always appealed to me as not having as much power as Captain Roger but for being a bit of a sneaky pirate who would fight if he had to (lego pirate misadventure, on youtube portrays him best). Admiral Woodhouse has a close second because I like the redcoats for the set imperial trading post.

I voted for the British not just because I live in Britain but because of there navy. Also the British navy wore blue coats and the British army wore redcoats, but I like to think of the bluecoats as a french army so that my redcoats have someone to fight.

I was never realy a fan of Armada sets but this ship reminded me of the Caribean Clipper because it looked similar in design. I think the set is above average because it's got some good minifigs, good design and accessories. Let's just say it's a good set and nothing to complain about realy.Actualy after reading this reveiw I want this ship and I now like Armada sets.

Definetley SES

I think lagoon lockup is a fantastic set. The design is simple but effective and the boat is good because of the little sail. I would have liked the pirate in the jail to have a better head, not just a standard one. There isnt realy that much I can say about this set but you can just tell its great by looking at it.