CorneliusMurdock

Hard hitting is right. At least they have phoenix essences.

Let's stick together, Winston. I'd like to examine the watch.

It is a test. Sadly, you have failed it. Now you must be thrown in the bin of sharp pointy megablocks for all eternity where there will be much wailing and gnashing of teeth. Terribly sorry, but it's in the brick handbook. You understand, right?

Enough with all this talk of minifigs and Spongebob. They are irrelevant. Resistance is useless! All will bow before the power of Bley and his only-slightly-less-awesome brick friends!

And us pressuring you is roleplaying as well.

Winston, I don't think it's a good idea for any of us to have firearms. We don't know that we can trust you or anyone else at this point. I would say we should lock them up in the police station but I don't know how secure that is either. I'd like to persuade Jeremy to give us the password to the computer and to unlock his safe. You're wasting time, boy. The sooner we find out everything here, the sooner we can move on. We do this the easy way or the hard way. Make a choice.

I don't know if we can use you. The rock monsters gaurding the ABS bite. A lot, actually.

There's a hunting rifle under here and you guys are more concerned about safes and photos? IS there someone in this house who does not own a deadly weapon? I'd like to examine the rifle.

My new one: "Bley is the future!" Because it is. 9 can say whatever he wants to, but it's 86's time to shine now! Given by 82.

Geez, 58, you can't even do simple math. I'm 28 more than you. But I guess the difference is just Flesh.

Maybe digging up graves is expensive.

Hilarious! Everything form the lab to the minifig positioning is just perfect. And maybe Dave didn't die from the peroxide. It looks like he was attacked by a bear or something, too, judging from that horrific slash across his torso.

Yes, 55 and I are just identical cousins. Really, when you say we "all look alike" you're being racist blockist. We don't stand for that sort of behavior on these boards. All bricks are created equal! And it doesn't matter how popular 9 is. His reign is over, fellow bricks. 86 is in with the in crowd now. Sorry about that, chief.

Cronk make right decision. Pushed that lever, yet?

Do we really want to know? I'll check under the bed for anything suspicious.

Good thing Docken waited till Cronk was away to discuss mutiny. Cronk is nice guy but Cronk won't stand for insubordination!

Wow, you're old. Get with the times, man! Bley is the future!

Somehow, I expected it to be messier. When Robbie was your age, Jeremy, I could never find the floor of his room. I'll check under the rug for anything that shouldn't be there.

Volcanicpanik, I already have a CorneliusMurdock... I'll trade you you two 3001/86's for a 3001/68 and a 3001/87. Do we have a deal? No? Missed it by that much.

That is weird. I wonder what's going on...

Title: Reichenbach Falls or Moriarty Meets His Doom. Theme: Literary Scene Minifigure: The Detective (Sherlock Holmes) would be on the stud left on the top of the rock face. In the story "The Final Problem", Holmes tracks his arch-nemesis Professor Moriarty to Switzerland and follows him to the top of Reichenbach Falls. At the top, the two decide to fight to the death. Minutes later, Dr. Watson (who was tricked by Moriarty into being absent for the battle) comes upon the spot and sees the area where the two struggled and sees no footsteps leading back down from the edge of the cliff. Watson assumes both went over the side to their death and he returns to England alone. Years later, it is revealed that Holmes survived the encounter and only faked his death to avoid Moriarty's henchmen. (Sir Arthur Conan Doyle actually intended Holmes to perish in the battle with Moriarty but with a lot of pressure from both publishers and readers performed what could be considered the first "retcon", allowing Holmes to live to solve many other crimes.) Picture with Sherlock can be found here on my Flickr.

Jack, stop overturning your furniture! Go work out your anger issues when we're not investigating. Is the cabinet under the TV searchable? If so, I'll search it. I guess the fish block was just a red herring...

Amazing! Everything looks like it was taken strait from the book. My only suggestion is that maybe the doorknob should be centered in the middle of the door. Not essential, just a suggestion.

Neat! It's always nice to see small builds with good part usage. Limiting oneself to a small selection of parts can be a challenge. The racer looks like it is intended to be a smaller one or two person craft. What would you imagine the size of the Explorer to be? Odd question, I know, but I'm always curious about what the builders have as far as backstory for little ships like these.

Can one of the Montgomery's explain this bloody knife? Really weird that it would be left out on the counter next to the trophy. Is that the remnants of an alcoholic drink next to it? I'd like to examine the glass with the cherries in it.