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Rabbit turds... Steve

Why did they nail turkey legs to the walls? Steve

That's too bad its been shelved. I was hoping for a Mad Hatter hat. And Manbat and Clayface figures... Steve

Gotta get to TRU to snag that deal... Steve

I agree about the price issues. $89 seems a bit high. I would like some of those holstein cows, but at that price, I may as well pick up the MMV. Maybe I can trade two brown cows for two holsteins? Anyone? Steve

B-V-5C 'B' is for... Barber The whole clean-shaven gallery. And the alphabet thus far. Steve

As much as I like the farm line, this little tractor isn't really something I couldn't build with spare bricks. If they'd tossed in a cow or something, I'd be much more apt to buy it (maybe two even). Or even an Indy hat in a different color would make it much better. As it is, I think I would have to pass. Steve

I wonder if you could shrink it up and use a 1x1 transclear cylinder and stick it on a 1x1 technic brick. Of course, then you couldn't put anything in it... Steve

I think a brown, dark brown and dark tan color scheme would be great. Steve

I didn't like the monsters. Beyond that, they were good. I'd have liked to see them continue with more variation among the figures. Steve

Actually, I don't really foresee any trouble with any letters for a town alphabet... Except maybe 'Q,' and I'm sure something will come to me. It's not like I'll have cheat my way through with Xylophonist, like I had to with my castle alphabet... Steve

B-V-5B Attorney: http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Athos/To...y/attorney1.jpg The whole legal gallery: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=365289 I'm re-starting the town alphabet vignette series (anyone who remembers "'A' is for architect" can consider that a warm-up MOC) and the goal is to do one a week for the next 6 months. So look for 'B' next week... And the alphabet this far, including the architect: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=258463 Steve

I was hoping the Troll Fort would be a cross between the Volcano Base and the Viking Fort. I'm not sure about the design-tack they've taken with it. Hopefully the final design will be better... Steve

Great work. I'm going to crosspost this to adventurers.dk Steve

Toy Fair Pictures: http://krisabel.ctv.ca/blog/toys/_archives...24/4068671.html Below the bionicles. Thanks sir dano, Steve

Interesting. I wonder if a earthbender could also bend the iron in blood? Steve

I wish there was an arch (beyond that onepiece belville arch) that would fit that door... Steve

Sandbenders...? Aren't they just earthbenders? Maybe very specialized earthbenders? Are there also smogbenders, icebenders and grease-firebenders? Steve

There is a certain nostalic feeling relating to the old sets that will always give them an advantage. Though I must say, I feel the older sets relied more on regular bricks and less on curved slope bricks (which I hate) and technic techniques (which I also dislike). I think that's what makes the Medieval Market such a great set. Hardly a curved slope or technic brick in the set... Steve

Thanks. I guess I must have skipped that page in my back reading... I think those wheels on the chariot are the same ones that were used on the engines of the Rebel Blockade Runner. Steve

Are all these observations from the really blurry pictures, or are there new ones out there. If there are newer clearer ones, could you point me in their direction. Steve

How is that Avatar related? Steve

Aang the Last [Miniland] Airbender: The only thing I know about the Avatar is Aang is daang hard to build miniland scale... Steve

Is there a deadline? Steve

Check out the Legoland CA miniland inauguration: http://www.neatorama.com/2009/01/16/presid...ration-in-lego/ More pictures: http://www.brickstarsearch.blogspot.com/20...to-work-on.html Steve