Fugazi

According to Lugnet 9206 is a value pack including 1696 Pirate Lookout (1992) and 6234 Renegade's Raft (1991). If you already have those, look no further! For set 1996, the same source mentions "This set may not actually exist; the set number #1996 may be a typo which should have been #1696. Any info here would be appreciated." Sometimes typos in official catalogues end up in fan databases and create confusion. One such example is 'unreleased' Rock Raiders set 4959 which is actually 4950.

Who are those guys in the background? I would like to check the maps -- are there any notes, marks, in the vicinity of Alabatha?

And I'm not even trying that hard!

eMERGING star: Likely bestowed by Siegfried for unashamedly suggesting that he merges a popular recent topic into my own similar old one! I think it's a very nice first title! Now it can only get worse!

£1.97 in Tesco. What stores did you went to?

You mean something like this?

I would like to make sure that there is nothing but nitrate in this crate. Perhaps carefully remove the bags one by one until the box is empty, then replace them in the crate. Uh sorry! When I'm finished with the crate, I would like to start the visit of the ship with the crew quarters.

A merge suggestion then... This and this: http://www.eurobrick...showtopic=39203 http://www.eurobrick...showtopic=50123

Thank you!

So what would warrant a locked crate? The ammonium nitrate certainly, it's used in explosives -- remember the Texas City Disaster a few years back? Is there any connection between the crate and the explosion of the Lakota? Are there any markings on the locked crate? I'd like to have a try.

Oh I didn't see you were here too!

Looks like the village has gone silent... Vote: Sheldon Sheepdog (Quarryman)

Let's have a look at the Captain's Log for this trip. Gloria you had a few tools, could you please help prying open this box? The Captain is dead and we'll all join him if our investigation is not thorough. Are you valuing this cargo more than your own life? Besides we're not trying to destroy anything, we're just having a look.

There was the part about Sheldon seen targeting Benji during the night. I presume that no one else was seen targeting Benji at the same time.

You mean that despite all of his showing off yesterday, Felix could actually not be the real arsonist? In any case we shall see soon enough whether the wand killer is neutral or scum. The words of Fenix (that's a very appropriate play on words!) are probably the least credible piece of evidence that we ever had!

Day 2: Day 4: Day 5: Some things don't add up. I agree with Becka, it makes little sense for a neutral to have allies to whom his action will be handed down. Also, the conversion of a neutral arsonist is unlikely. On the other hand, since the start Edgar was adamant that the arsonist is neutral. Finally, I'm surprised that the town reviver who was forced into helping Felix isn't dead already. Either the Demon Legion plan to make use of his abilities again in the future, or the hijacking action was a one-off thing. Either way, it would seem that the reviver was of no help last night. Many questions, few answers. Any thoughts?

This doesn't really make sense. Not only your wand is black, but Benji was blasted to pieces which happens to be the MO of Brigit's killer (while she was protecting Helen). If Benji's wand had turned against him, he would have been pulverised to bones, as we saw on previous nights.

Oh... and did Brigit attack you as well?

The rate of success of the Demon Legion is worrying indeed. I urge those who are part of private village circles to consider carefully who exactly was aware of the actions of those killed last night, and during the previous nights. On the other hand, we can't dismiss the possible existence of a Demon Peeping Tom. Makes sense to me. Also, the wand killer succeeded only every other night. Could he have a second action on alternate nights? Very interesting. But if Sheldon was targeted by the vigilante last night, then Sheldon was already suspicious to some to start with -- anything that can be shared? This gets even better! Now some serious explaining is the order of the day!

That's a sad ending. Perhaps we should take him to the morgue and I can quickly check his office one last time? We'll come back to the Lakota right away.

A strange looking container... ...is actually a miniature city! Yeah, I know, but it's difficult to come up with fresh ideas for the umptieth entry!

You still haven't explained the reason why you were trying to avoid us. Anyway, won't you come back to the hospital, Doctor? I'm sure you would need some DIY medical care, and while you're there you could identify the body that we found in the hills earlier today. And now that I think of it, I would like to have another look at your encyclopedia. I have a hunch, perhaps the inscription "23:00" on the letter O piece of paper was meant as a pointer to a page of the book? Yeah, my thoughts exactly!

Then where were you going with this knife and why were you hiding from us? And why did we find a false book in your office with clues leading to a letter written almost 20 years ago? Why was that letter so important that you had to hide it in such a way?

I'm not so sure about that. Lloyd was killed -- I mean wounded -- with a knife himself, and it's likely where he got his knife from. But the evidence in his office does point to him being a commie. So how does that add up? We were wrong in thinking that knife killers are communist spies?

Well done Fields! How are we supposed to interrogate him if he's dead again? I would like to assist Ralph in giving first aid to the doctor, if he still has a pulse. I don't know what we can do for him, Nurse Parker is dead as well and the hospital is empty. Now, what was the mess in Dr Lloyds office all about? Was he trying to get away with documents he didn't want us to see?