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I mentioned them in this thread. Seems the reviews on TRU.com aren't too favorable.

<--- In support of Allred style mates. The Slimer body would work for Doop.

That art is very similar to the Bernie Wrightson Frankenstein art.... Found it. Looks like he did an homage with mates: Only reason I knew this is because I've got an original set of the postcards Wrightson did. Picked 'em up when I was running my store - 16 years ago now - and I had Mr. Wrightson sign them at KC Comic Con way back when. One of the few collectibles I still have from that time of my life.

Language filters aren't the way to go IMO. When fans of Batman can't list Nightwing's 1st name in their post without creative spelling, there's a problem. When people cannot say 'an airplane pilot sits in the cockpit' without using a zero instead of an 'O' there's a problem.

That's par for the course when I'm around Don!

Ok. Where's the thread where we were posting images of people giving the finger? It doesn't get much more 'family friendly' than that.

IMO this is going to be one of those lines that you'll want 2 sets each of. One to play with and one to keep MIB. Appeals to multiple collectors, fantastic LEGO quality, first wave of the line (and you know LEGO is going to milk the license like they do SW) all factors make this a must buy line for me. Another line to watch that I think has HUGE potential is the Space Police line. No license to speak of, huge play potential for kids to just build with their imagination. This is the kind of line fans will eat up 10 years from now.

Damn that sucks. I don't think car insurance will cover it, since it wasn't an installed piece of equipment, but it wouldn't hurt to check with your agent just in case. Did you file a police report?

Shane would know more about this than I would, since he manages the ads here. That said, when I was working for an online retailer, our affiliates had a similar system. They could use banner ads, links, etc and they worked like you state above. I'm assuming it would work out for MMMV but I don't know that for an absolute fact.

I'll be there in September. I'll let you know what they've got.

I briefly considered editing the quote, but thought it might stir some interesting discussion so I left it.

Check the reviews on TRU.com first. All the ones I bothered to read said they're horrible - won't stay together at all.

Its been a bit more than 3 years, but I thought it would be timely to look back and judge the infamous Ady Carter who (for good or bad) brought us all back together after the demise of the AA forums. (Also I'm curious to see how many 'who's Ady Carter' responses we get! )

Whenever I come across one of your posts, I lose a couple minutes of my day watching it over and over again.

Nothing good. DCD was going to do the design work in house, rather than having AA do them. Mostly all reused parts - not much if anything new for the next wave. Like I said, probably a good thing while it lasted but not something I'd petition DCD to bring back. At least not while Georg is still in charge.

This is news to me. Did you have "inside info", or are you making a joke? A little inside info from someone I trust. I'd rather remember them for what they were than see what they would've been.

I've said this before in many other similar threads. You're better off with the line being dead vs what DCD had in mind for the line. Trust me on this.

That is wrong on so many levels..... Have any of you looked at the Ni Hao Kai-Lan sets in the preschool area? Those look to be in scale. I haven't purchased any yet, but plan to once I find a new job and have some stability in my finances. Also there's a new Smurfs mushroom house out, also in the preschool area that could be in scale as well. It comes in 3 colors.

Looks to be much better quality than the Best Lok set I initially thought it was. Best Lok tank I briefly considered this set for my Galactica 'mates, but then I saw the reviews. I decided I'd be better off sticking to C3 product.

Toywiz is a little high, but they aren't that far out of line on this one. (Despite the fact that they suck at everything else they do and stand for.) A quick look at completed Ebay listings for Batman LEGO shows: Mr Freeze set averages around $120 - ish. Two Face set avg $100 - ish Batwing $85-ish Arkham $200-ish Tumbler/Joker van $150 to $200-ish Robin $49-ish Batcave $200+ What I find interesting is the price individual figures are going for: Joker $30-ish by himself A lot of 8 minifigs was snatched up at the low, low price of $43.00 IMO these sets are going up for a variety of factors. Limited shelf life, iconic characters, appeals to multiple collector groups (both LEGO fanatics and Batman fans are competing for these) and the very real possibility that LEGO may not manufacture any more sets ever - despite continuing to hold the license (last I knew). New LEGO product news will start trickling out this fall. Hopefully Batman will be back on the shelves in the LEGO aisle. There's so much ground still to cover for this line. I can't believe Spongebob has out-lived Batman at LEGO.

Currently reading Daemons Are Forever by Simon R Green. I'll read anything he's written. Just got done reading the 2nd book of his Deathstalker series. Its a sci-fi/fantasy blend. Kind of a Star Wars & LOTR blend. I'll read anything Jim Butcher gets his hands on as well. I'm eagerly looking forward to the next Codex Alera book to hit paperback soon.

They look like Gundam knockoffs to me.

The LEGO tool is fantastic for concept work IMO. I'd agree with Graham and suggest you look elsewhere for your bricks though as the LEGO store is a bit 'spensive for my tastes. Although, when I go to Disney again this fall, I'll be spending lots of time and $$ at the LEGO store there.

Only one I have (and I'm trying to avoid buying more) is Classic IM. He's the one I just couldn't pass up. Would've been even better had they included one of the flight stands from the SHS line.

I need Kang and Impossible Man to die happy.