Rick

Excellent. I really like all the interior details.

Happy Birthday Fabuland Law Enforcer!

Welcome to Eurobricks! The interior detailing is great indeed. Like Ralph and others have said you've perfectly captured the counters in LEGO. And that's a nice simple idea for a toilet paper holder. Poor decapitated Fabuland animals outside...

I can haz mooore Megabloks than Legos for same monie. $$$

1 woud realy liek a megabolx form. Can i sein UP h3re?!! You just wanna run your own Megabloks reviewer's academy, admit it.

Congratulations. Indeed one of the best entries, so well-deserved.

There never seems to be a shortage of people like that... Enjoy your apple and make all those RA reviews even better

Can you please upload building instructions?

Simply awesome. They could reintroduce these incredibly successful light-up minifigs for this.

Definitely T-shaped. MetroiD: interesting idea of adding a tram line to the 'sidewalks' of baseplates in combination with modulars. Another use could be parking spaces, alternated with trees.

Thanks for the review. Unbelievable that there are actually 500 elements in this set. I just can't get myself to pay the premium on licensed sets. And then there's the fleshies...

Nice review Svelte. Just like the palace, seems like an excellent parts pack. I prefer the tan to the dark tan camel though.

That's a really nice alternate model. Back-of-box worthy, although it's too 'closed' to be something that TLG would release in their regular lines.

Let me start of by saying it's a big improvement indeed. I spent some time looking at the picture, and indeed it's not really the extra space that bothers me, but the wheel arches themselves are just a bit too large compared to the tires.

You're not The forest man looks kinda cool though, but I generally am most excited about the clown, cheer leader, caveman, nurse...

I couldn't believe that actually existed and worked this way... very clever.

This is a nice little tractor/mower. This would be a 'big farm tractor' in the 1980s. I'll certainly look out for the bigger MOC that this will be part of.

Stash, if it's not too much trouble, could you change my outfit (otherwise just keep the fire fighter outfit)? Thanks.

Welcome to Eurobricks bricklady. There are quite a few people here that grew up in the 80s. I like your MOCs. One shouldn't neglect the basic LEGO colors that dominated the color palette for so long. Oh, and if you like (to be) pink, be sure to check out this thread.

Cut the guy some slack I always find the 'sand' prefix nicely descriptive of the color variations. And this color is worthy of a sand prefix. As I don't generally buy licensed sets, I can't wait for this color to be used in a modular building. Or... what about 'peanut butter'

Good to hear, since I'm not following 'Lost'. Is it going to be set in the present (as opposed to the last few mafia games)?

It's probably EB's limit on uploads. You upload files to an image hosting service (e.g., Brickshelf, flickr) and then link to the files in your post.

Great review Clone O. Indeed looks like a fun build (with quite some variation to the walls, gate and palace). The color scheme of this is brilliant and the figs are amazingly detailed. Great to get an extra dagger, in case you forgot where you hid it. Too bad the doors don't fully close but the new connection method definitely looks a lot sturdier than the old one. Looks like they're switching all connectors to either bar-and-clip (for continuous movement) or those clicky hinge connectors.

That's huge! I really like the texture on the beard of the dwarf. I can't, but I guess he's under the ice...

I think the answer to that question can be found by finding the similarity between CopMike and ZeeK...