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Good job helping it! My cat dragged in a sparrow two days ago, and it was still alive so we shooed the cat away. My mom picked up the bird and put it outside though, so we didn't help it much.

WOAH!!! The knight is awesome!

Well, I want to buy City sets but I'm selling over 5K of yugioh cards and the estimated profit in over 1000 dollars because of it's current market value. So I'm planning on getting the Police Station because the set is really amazing and some older sets like the Airport on Bricklink.

I like the lizards!

Yeah, I did that on a 16x16. It worked out decently, but I prefer space over city.

I think LEGO is most popular in Germany (I read this from a study) but I'm not completely sure.

You should probably look in the site's MOCLists, going to the section with the type of creation the modified version would be under.

Yeah, I agree. I like the above pics. I'm a fan of Star Wars, but I prefer Space and classic style because I have trouble using curved parts in spaceships.

I think I've used the piece in a 2005 set. (The car, "tractor")

Hmm, some battle packs: A sith battle pack A jedi battle pack A general grevious battle pack (just for fun, it would rock to have an army of them) A magna guard battle pack Ewok battle pack (or is there one already) A wookie battle pack

Hmm, I like Trains, but I don't have infinite money (even though it seemed infinite when it was 2.7K, now it's only 1.5K and I can't spend any more for a while). I'm planning on getting a monorail (airport monorail would rock but it's expensive), probably the Unitron one. I have the Hogwarts express at a garage sale and I bought tracks for it but alas it's wheels weren't designed for rails so I bought some on Bricklink.

I like it, thought I would classify it as Creator because it's about the same size and shape as the creator cars and you probably could take it apart to make something new with most of the parts.

I know one, or at least a supposed one. The Spartan from Minifigure Series 2 is supposed to use parts created by Brickforge.

I don't know any facts because I don't live in Europe, but it probably has to do with popularity, slight shipping differences, and another factor or two. Because of popularity of LEGO in Germany, it would make sense for them to raise the price a tad while lower it in a country less infatuated with LEGO. Shipping shouldn't affect them much in Europe compared to shipping to a different continent. Also, I'm pretty sure that inflation in countries is different even if they use the same currency.

Yes, I know, they benefit people in a different way. At least they are cheaper than nowadays...I can't buy anything without selling tons of things, so I'll never really get a big city until I get a job. If they had Town Jr. Sized sets, it would allow people like me who are still too young to have a job but at that age where you start getting big LEGO visions and ideas. Mostly, that part was a little selfish thought of mine :).