Lloyd the Master

Sorry guys, I am pretty new to this, as I keep realizing... And dang, I didn't know this was that old news-wise. Must keep my eyes out more.

To start, I don't know if this is in the right area, but if it is: cool! Ok... Has anyone else seen this? It is supposed to air in the near future, 2011-2012 hopefully. One of its character focuses is Boba, hence the topic description. This is meant to be a discussion starter, hopefully. Will this end the Clone Wars television series? What other characters else will the series focus on? And the main topic: Do you think LEGO will continue the Star Wars theme with this airing? Hopefully this will spark discussion.

I checked the site listed earlier on this subject, but had a question. Under the offer it said "Add these sets to your collection", but I was planning on buying the video game listed on the lego shop site with some other set. Would the video game go towards ARF Trooper credit, or only the sets?

I'll remember that next time... A reversable/ two-sided head could come into affect here, a good idea at least.

It does seem as though Ani's helmet is a rebel pilot variant. These are pictures gathered from Wookiepedia for the purpose of comparison. Rebel Pilot Anakin Oops... the link doesn't work too well, but they do look similar.

Maybe they could be the light-up trans hoses used in the early Exo-Force sets.

I like it. Excellent detail with the controls/ monitors using printed and stickered pieces, great usage of hoses and tiles for the ground, and a nice touch creating new custom medical droids to go along; not to mention the great playability coming along with it, you could recreate the whole movie scene. Nice job! ~~Lloyd

For reasons I can't especially explain... I was playing Star Wars Ace Assault on LEGO.com this morning. I found a video in a hidden unlockable and thought it might give some input to the look of the mysterious spiked minifigure heads, such as Darth Maul and Savage. Take a look if you get the chance! The unlockable number is bonus video #3, I unlocked it fairly fast, so if you have patience you might figure out LEGO's spiked heads. ~~Lloyd

Awesome job guys! You did great with details of the foliage and the platform as well. A little empty spaces every once in a while are ok, no harm done. Depicting the scene isn't a problem for you when you have this at your disposal. Again, nice work to the both of you! ~~Lloyd

I was thinking about using three black technic wheel as each of the wheels to the Juggernaut; just an idea for the size I envision it as. Those types of wheels are hard to come by though... Bricklink will have to do.

Has anyone figured out a way to build a minifig-scaled Juggernaut? Has it been done before in MOC history? If not, I would like to be the first one to do so. If anyone has any suggestions please post! ~~Lloyd

Nice! These are great! A good way of using pure lego pieces and brickarms together is just by making random people like this. I think they are really good for your first customization attempt! You should do some more, it's fun! Cya 'round. ~~Lloyd

OooOooOooo... This thing's got some volume, I can tell you that much! It's super accurate. It's not exactly to minifigure scale... but who cares!? It's impossible to get that thing to minifigure scale, lol! I love the hangar bay doors, they look great too. Great design, and great skill with legos! ~~Lloyd

Awsome! You have a great collection of minifigures, as well as an awsome skill with photography. I like the widely ranging environments too. Nice job! ~~Lloyd

This is one of the craziest things I've seen in a long time! Everything is greatly done completely to scale, and completely accurate to the movie. I'm serious when I say this is a great Star Wars layout of Endor. ~~Lloyd