Orlego

its TLG, The Lego Group; we're all just writing TLC. it's a bad habit... In America, our employee newsletter has listed it as TLC several times. If you go to Lego.com you will notice "

Hey Chewie, Check out Bricksaic. It is an awesome program for making mosaics. You can use Bricklink.com to order all the parts you need. I hope this helps and is not too late. ~Orlego

I have done this before, however, most sets have a few parts that are expensive and you end up spending more. I also have found that the cheapest Bricklink shops have higher minimum order. This is ok if you want to build several sets, but if I need only $10 worth of parts and the minimum is $30, I'm forced to buy more. I could go to a more expensive shop where there is no min. order but then I would probably spend $2-$5 more for the same $10 bag of parts I could have received from the cheap shop. Now I would be just wasting my money and driving myself crazy over it. I will then go back to the cheap shop and order the $10 worth I need and spend $20 more on parts that I think I will need in the future (and I'm usually wrong).

Damn, I guess it helps if I read everything first. Sorry, trying to get back in the swing of things but there have been too many posts. Thanks for the heads-up Jay. :)

It will be a collection of four regular classic tie fighters with one OB1 Starfighter. |-/ ;) :D

Ex-Emperor? And where is my is my pink-slip/retirement plan? Don't make me put the lightning bolt smack-down on you Vader. I'm still the Emperor here. As Emperor, I just have to be sure to stay out of Lego's hair and keep out of the hospital and keep my troops posted on my condition more. :-D Yes, Emperor Orlego is back again. *twisted* ;)

It would not be that expensive to build it (its not worth $1800). Here is a link to a model of R2D2 that looks much the same. :)

Wow, you all are crazy.... hmmm, I mean, keep up the good work. ;)

Is this pic ok for me?......

I found this on Brickset...

I like that Lego has started to make realistic and licensed trains. The SFSC and the BNSF are amazing sets. I just have a problem spending $10-$20 more for rolling stock just because a TTX sticker is included. I can make stickers myself or pick up some O-gauge sticker sheets for a few bucks. This set is based off of James Mathis' Double Stack Container Car. Add some cheap TTX stickers and you will have a nice model that is similar to the set at a fraction of the cost. You can also alter the car to resemble the real set.

Woken by the movement of the DeathStar and perplexed that this thread is still going, Emperor Orlego stands to address his troops

Welcome Apocalypse. I hope you enjoy it here! *satis*

I voted no because I have no interest in the game but I guess it would depend on the parts list of each set. If another license was to be purchased, it would have to be based on a very popular movie that everyone is farmillar with. I'm not saying Halo is not popular, just not as popular with the general public (including the parents of which a good 80% would be making the purchases). Now if they are scheduled to make a Halo movie and if it is big enough, maybe.

I don't know how any true collectors would be a MISB collector. I look at these people as future resellers. All the true Lego collectors that I know (this site included) collects sets to build and display or for parts, including myself. I can't wait to open each set that I get. I have two train sheds and some other sets that are unopen because they are part of my train display and I have no more room to build and keep them. It is killing me!!! I'm also about to open Apo's sets if he does not claim them soon... DAMN YOU APO!!!... Ok, better now ;) ;)