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Very nice! The skeleton figurehead is a great touch!

I have two of those fiber-optic tubes, but I never found a use for them. Your scene is lovely!

Oh, from the shadowy picure on the left, it looked to me like yet another SW walker. Thanks for correcting my ignorance.

My favorites are, in no particular order: Seperatist Landing Craft by Rook Snow Speeder Crash Diorama by Kaitan Death Star II Fabuland Duel by Hinckley and Copmike The Battle of Galaneshiam Sibis by Cartoondude Imperial Shuttle by BaronSat But there are so many more! I think it should be top 250.

Looks great! Very sleek, and all the hiden weapons really have the campy spy theme. Now I have the Bond theme stuck in my head...

Toy Story was my favorite movie when I was small, and I dreamed of Toy Story Lego. 7 years later, it's happening. I might get a set or two for old times sake, most likely one with Zurg and Buzz. 7593 Buzz' Star Command Spaceship sounds like it could be based on the cartoon with Buzz and his crew. (Also one of my favorites as a kid)

When I was younger, I would get big classic collections of Marvel comics from the library. And once I read all of those, I tryed reading newer comics. They were horrible! Pointless violence, riduculous plot twists, Character who died ten years before came back, and a lot of other BS. That's when I stopped reading comics. I hope that Disney owning Marvel will help tone the material down, but not to High School Musical level. As for Marvel Lego, I don't see the chances increasing much.

? Those are just sets that have been released... How does this relate to Atlantis?

When my sister first got her dog Sarah, she chewed on everything. After a few months she rarely chewed anything. But one day I showed my brand new Imperial Inspection set to a friend, and I set it down on a table. I left for a few minutes, and when I came back, Sarah had eaten the entire left wing. I was livid. Here's a picture of the troublemaker: Oh, and we took care of a neighbor's dog for a week, and he peed on my Lego, which was upstairs in my room away from him.

Bagels... I'll eat them plain, buttered, sugared, filled, or with everything on them. Can your toast do THAT? Huh? This is so stupid...

That's a very interesting concept, and it seems probable. But the ships don't exactly have that sleek, futuristic design that comes to mind when thinking of space travel. Can it be crewed by a walrus?

Yeah I saw that... But perhaps the "Top secret exclusive" will be from a Disney theme?

Yes, that applys to me, as I rarely photograph my creations for two reasons. One, I am a HORRIBLE photographer, and two, I would rather build something for my enjoyment rather than to "show it off" on the internet or at conventions. I'm not saying sharing your MOCs with others is a bad thing, It's just that I personally prefer to keep them to myself. (And play with them occasionally)

The first (also my favorite non-Lego color) is Dark Purple My second would be Lime Green And third is Orange And the lime green and orange is not influenced by Power Miners, they just are handy part packs.

The one Lego store I have been to with a PAB wall is the one in Tysons Corner during BrickFair. All the parts were picked over by other AFOLs, so I didn't get anything.

Well, when I played as a child, I usually made a random minifig and that sparked an idea, and then that developed into more characters, vehicles, and locations. I made the characters "talk" and interact with each other, and when they died, I oddly enough, acted it out myself. ( ) I disassembled the vehicles and buildings when they were destroyed, but I didn't throw them against walls or anything else. The stories usually didn't last more than a few days, but there were a few that lasted almost a week and Toopia has lasted for almost five years. But starting when I was about 10, I made battle scenes and just left them sitting around anywhere from a few days to a few months. (If I liked them enough) And gradually from that point I left more scenes together and played less, and now as a teen, I just make MOCs and display them in my room, occasionaly playing with the sturdier ones.

My first (and only) Train set is the Spider-man train set I'm not even sure if it counts as a train set though.

Well, all the guns that were removed were H&K weapons, my guess is a copyright infringment. As for the scopeless M4 shotgun, I didn't even realize it was missing

Sweet! Is that a barrel of a Barret .50 cal behind him? I guess I'll have to see for myself. See you (maybe) at Brickfair.

Really? Thanks for pointing that out, only a walrus would notice. But it seems a bit pointless to complain, and then say the problem exists because your cousin is rough with his Lego.

I think the caroling faces look more embaressed, like someone being caught doing something. But I don't know why Lego didn't just include a Scala teddy bear instead of that ugly brick built one.

Ooh, Space Police meets Time Cruisers. Not the best concept, but you executed it nicely. Good job!

Ooh, very sinister. It reminds me of the end of the book "Needful things" by Stephen King.

I love to cook, but I don't eat much of what I prepare. Mainly because I cook for an Italian resturant.

Epic win. Glad to see you got some in there too.