Chrono

Updated on April 8th, 2011 Hello, While I live in South Korea, I will trade with anyone with a pulse and a minifig I desire, which is pretty much all of them. Available for trade: - 2x Sumo Wrestler (Series 3) (One is sealed, the other opened, but never taken out of the bag) - 1x Mummy (Series 3) (Sealed) - 2x Gorilla Guy (Series 3) (One is sealed, the other opened, but never taken out of the bag) - 1x Snowboarder (Series 3) (Sealed) - 1x Baseball Player (Series 3) (Sealed) Interested in: - I will update this with specifics soon, but right now any minifig from series 1 or 2. Chrono

I picked a set from the 2011 Pharoah's Quest line. The Flying Mummies Attack (7307) set looked awesome with the plane on the front. I couldn't help but grab a box. Of course, grab a couple bags of the Series 3 Minifigs.

They are just selling series 3 in South Korea, I am Canadian!!!!, and I think I unintentionally snarled at some boy who came up to touch some when he saw me pawing them for ten minutes. I managed to find a snow-boarder yesterday though!

Hello, I would like to join the Academy. I have a new set I just picked up and would like to review it, but I want it to be the best and I know I need help to bring out my best. Please help me!

Thanks for all the replies. I don't know of a site, but that gives me an idea. I will put up pictures of Oxford sets I've purchased. If anyone wants me to scan any instruction booklets, I would be more than happy to. And Peppermint M, good to find other people who appreciate a good clone. And I'll be sure to find the appropriate thread before adding any reviews or pictures. I do realize this is a Lego appreciation site first! Cheers.

Hello Everyone, I am a Canadian living in South Korea and I recently re-awakened my love for Lego as I bought a few sets to build with my son. Only then did I realize that South Korea made some pretty decent knock offs. I instantly thought that people around the world would want to own some of these awesome sets. Honestly, I found Eurobricks as I was searching for places to advertise the lego knock offs I found. Lo and behold though, it wasn't much of a secret and I have since found threads about the Korean company dating back five or six years. Talk about arriving to the party late. Regardless, I hope to use the site to advertise the Oxford sets in way of reviews and pictures, but I also hope to participate and add to the community. Going over some other introduction threads, Eurobricks looks both welcoming and fun. As for my lego tastes, I love the medieval and pirate sets, but my last trip to the shop I saw some Pharoah sets. As far as I know, those are new. I think I will be picking up a number of those. I am also starting to remember the danger of going to the shop to look at Lego. You tend to walk out with some. Cheers.