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  1. Rick
    It's Snape from Harry Potter
  2. Rick
    Thanks for commenting Jamie. It's fascinating to see WIP versions of sets, so thanks for sharing that picture of what ended up as the Green Grocer. If there are any have more to share, please do. I understand you don't want to give away secrets though. After all, this version was only now safe to share.
  3. Rick
    Congratulations RA teachers and students and thanks for making Eurobricks the best place for reviews of LEGO sets.
  4. Rick
    Yes, it is, as long as the discussion does not become scattered across two topics.
  5. Rick
    Yeah, revert back to the old layout (there should be a button in the bottom-left of your screen). It doesn't appear to be fully-functional yet.
  6. Rick
    It's a new part for 2014 which will also be making an appearance in the 10243 Parisian Restaurant. The Fabuland scooter looks quite different.
  7. Rick
    It's good that you search for existing information on a topic, but please don't bump multiple topics with the same question.
  8. Rick
    The Modular Building range to me seems to be set in the 1950s/1960s (with the exception of the computer in the Town Hall), so it's quite possible it's owned by someone born in the early years of the 20th century.
  9. Rick
    As indicated in Jamie's presentation, TLG frequently used that technique. Another example is set 608. Much more recently, in 7990, I encountered an example of a stud on the side of a system brick being connected to the hole of a technic brick, which is also illegal as shown in the presentation. I also have a feeling the stud "inside" the panels on the side of the truck isn't a legal connection as it doesn't seem to fit that well.
  10. Rick
    There really isn't much to go on to provide a better translation. LEGO® Movie 70800 Escape Glider LEGO® Movie 70801 Melting Room LEGO® Movie 70802 Pursuit LEGO® Movie 70803 Fool('s?) Palace LEGO® Movie 70804 Ice machine LEGO® Movie 70805 Waste Crusher LEGO® Movie 70806 Castle Cavalry LEGO® Movie 70807 MetalBeard's Duel LEGO® Movie 70808 Supermotor Pursuit LEGO® Movie 70809 Lord Business' Hideout
  11. Rick
    I didn't really know what to expect either, but these - like the Toy Story figures - just don't look like LEGO to me. Maybe it's the combination of the heads and the torsos though and they'll look better once we see the complete figures.
  12. Rick
    It first appeared as an accessory for the lifeguard in series 3 of the CMF series 2 of the CMF.
  13. Rick
    Yes, the FBG discussion thread can still be used. I referred you to our policy on topic bumping a while ago because of some of your posts. If you have a meaningful contribution to a thread though, feel free to reply. Instead of starting this thread, you could have clarified things with me through PM (as indicated in my PM to you).
  14. Rick
    I tried it for myself as well and I think you're right. Here's my LDD screenshot. Parisian Restaurant first floor window by .Rick., on Flickr
  15. Rick
    ... and the fact that customers have to spend multiples of €100 on lemonade and cookies because Mia doesn't have any change, hold cups the size of their own heads, eat cookies that are as thick as their legs, etc.?
  16. Rick
    You certainly managed to capture the style of the original set without all the specialised pieces. I've moved this to Special Themes as the Town forum is focused on minifig/minidoll scale creations.
  17. Rick
    I merged your question into the "Bricklink questions" thread in the BSTF forum.
  18. Rick
    I guess the version on the left is "Netherlands" Dutch and the version on the right is "Flemish". This is entirely based on choice of words, but I'm not too familiar with language use in the 1950s and 1960s.
  19. Rick
    It looks like it's placed in such a way that it isn't covered up by the walls of most Modulars, which are roughly 16 studs deep, with about 8 studs of free space in the front and back of the building.
  20. Rick
    Thanks for the pictures. I have merged your thread with an existing topic (in Special Themes) discussing this promotional item.
  21. Rick
    This is a known issue, as you can see from the topic I've merged your thread with. I'm not sure if the Admins have looked into it, but I assume it's low priority as there is an obvious workaround: simply report a post instead of the member. Anyway, the spam user you mentioned is gone. Thanks for the "report".
  22. Rick
    You whipped that up quickly. Like your other miniscale buildings, I've moved this to Special Themes.
  23. Rick
    It depends on how you pronounce it. It even was the most popular name in 1920.
  24. Rick
    I'm not aware of any pictures of this part, but when you look at the following two pictures, they are clearly used in this set (click to enlarge).
  25. Rick
    There's a topic discussing our policy on (not) talking about why users were banned here.
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