dr_spock

LOL. Cat. Thank you very much for the video link.

Welcome aboard, PrisonBrick.

Thanks. Drinking and building LEGO can also be relaxing. They can be future AFOLs when the LEGO company is created. Thanks. There is more time for fun when you don't have to worry about paying taxes and submitting tax return forms to your faction.

Great build and gang. Nice textures. I see you also have a copy of Pistol Pete in your gang. You might get a visit in the night from the Wu Shoot's Intellectual Property lawyers.

Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.

I think a Starbug would be better. I don't recall Blue Midget.

Nice. Will they stay MSIB?

The LEGO Movie. Everything is awesome.

Good build and story. I like how you made the mine.

Nice yummy. Interesting that Eslandola's King has been reduced to eating underneath the stairs.

Welcome aboard, SirRicco.

I think they needed something to tow away those impounded nice expensive cars for speeding without damaging them. The CITY police force could afford their own flatbed tow truck without having to contract out the work to a towing company. Also it can also preserve evidence on the cars when taking them to the police facility for investigation. It would be nice to have a new Creator Expert train but that's for another forum's discussion.

I like those quarter slide pieces for GBCs. The puppy mobile is cute. Friends Bricks has a Flickr album of the new sets: https://www.flickr.com/photos/friendsbricks/albums/72157672660653694

Build for Mini-Challenge: King's Demise Category 3 There is turn and churn over in Eslandola. Their future is in question. How will the political strife impact the Sea Rats? Are the Sea Rats worried? Is the world going to end? Avast, according to the faction descriptions, Sea Rats are indifferent to the going-ons in Eslandola. So surf's up... Pirates Paradise by dr_spock_888, on Flickr Susie Cheng and her pirate crew are hanging out between MRCAs. Time for another drink and slice of watermelon.

Cool poster. A cold lager would be nice about now.

Thanks. I guess that would depend on how badly he wants to keep all the powers to himself. We could go in the other direction. The king fleeing with his life and the national treasure: (I found something olive green in my collection, not quite correct for the BoBS era but it floats.) I can believe that you believe. That would make it believable, n'est-ce pas? I second the motion.

Nice work. Is it powered?

It looks very good in medium and dark blue. Perhaps you have an unhealthy attraction to the color blue.

It appears to be a closed Facebook group. Maybe you can post a screen capture.

LEGO also made 16x16 white plates. They were last used in the 2015 pirate chess set. Four of them together wouldn't be as pricey as the 32x32 white.

Past performance does not guarantee future results. I have a seller who is always quick and fast. Then I had one order placed with him in which I paid and the items didn't show up in the usual time. I tried contacting him and he wasn't answering emails. It turned out he had a death in the family. He eventually got back and shipped out his backlog of orders. He also covered the shipping costs for the delay. I didn't ding him in the ratings since his service was good before and life happens. I think the problem with Bricklink is most stores are a one person shop without backups or extra staff to handle the business when life happens. I would go with local sellers that offer local pick up when I have an urgent requirement. That removes any potential issues with the postal system, your country's custom office, delivery guy dropping box off at the wrong house on the street, or wrong parts packaged as you can inspect the goods on the spot.

I don't think they are getting worse. They have always been evolving and changing which doesn't go well with my preference for 1980s smiley heads on my figs. Unlike some other toys, with LEGO I can buy a few hundred smile no.1 heads. After many head swaps, my figs are to my personal liking.

Blue Rodeo is also a Canadian music band. I think that would fall under art and culture property as a rodeo is a type of entertainment, cowboy culture, etc. Art and Culture: These include music halls, artist galleries, temples, statues, etc. The MOC should clearly be relevant to art or culture. Oleanders pay 20% less for licensing and earn 20% more on yield for any Art and Culture property.

The year of the horse?

Category I: King's Reaction Category 3: Sigfig's Reaction