Oh lord help me... I think I am about to start down the dark path of collecting the Indiana Jones sets.
Also: the "export to Lego.com" option; does that add all the pieces to pick a brick or something? I am wondering how it gives me an inventory of pieces needed, if it does at all. I am assuming it does.
I've been digging more of my old sets out of storage. This weekend my daughter & I put together an airport. This is easily the most complex set she's done (she's 5) so I was impressed. It's funny how much better the manuals are these days. The old ones had a lot of ambiguity.
I really need to get rid of that Christmas globe. It's April.
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Here are some finished build shots. There are a lot of points of interest with this set. I tried to show them all. It's really much larger than I was expecting as well.
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And the drone comes out:
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A huge and brutish simple-minded creature that lives in the Mines of Moria.
The Cave-troll is 2-3 times taller than men. Surprisingly fast for a creature of that size. It keeps away from the rest of the world, hidden in the constant darkness of the Mines of Moria. Its eye sight is very poor, so it uses its sense of smell to find its way in the dark. It does not know good from evil and will attack anything that wanders into its lair. Note: cannot be defeated by a frying pan.
It does remind me of Serenity.That quinjet is really nice. Makes me want to mod it into a firefly-class ship like Serenity.
It does remind me of Serenity.
Ooooh I had that one back in the daysYou couldn't close that stupid jet as long as somebody in there was wearing a hat I think.
I haven't seen more detailed pics but this one looks good to me.That is a CUUSOO that I could get behind!
I know there is a fan MOC out there, but it looks like crap.
Cave Troll thong.
The export to Lego.com option just adds your design to lego.com, for a piece list you have to generate a building guide, and then generate the HTML guide, the last page of the HTML guide has the parts list.
I haven't seen more detailed pics but this one looks good to me.
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I've been digging more of my old sets out of storage. This weekend my daughter & I put together an airport. This is easily the most complex set she's done (she's 5) so I was impressed. It's funny how much better the manuals are these days. The old ones had a lot of ambiguity.
I really need to get rid of that Christmas globe. It's April.
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They look like they're in pretty good condition apart from the dust, my pieces from the early 80s early 90s are all kinds of fucked up.
Oh, thanks, now I can dl the instructions in case I want to put it back together later. Or sooner. Turns out I don't really know what to do with these types of pieces.Takanuva when he was hopped up on Shadow energy and growth hormone, to be exact.
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I'm not quite as creative as PhoncipleBone is with his Deadpool pictures but Strip Designer is fun to mess around with that's for sure!
Thank you.
so I decided to nix my minifig-scale only rule, just this once!
there is also a LDD to bricklink exporter
it works great
http://www.blarworld.net/software.html
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Just had my first phone interview this morning. Super excited and super nervous as well.
Oh, man. I have been a retail slave my entire life, but applied to work at the Lego offices in CT a few weeks ago on a whim. Just had my first phone interview this morning. Super excited and super nervous as well. Doing my normal thing of "OMG I messed that up big time!" that I always do after an interview. The HR person said she would let me know in a week or so if I needed to come in for a face to face interview.
So frakkin' nervous. Never had an office job or anything like that, but so scared and excited about the prospect of leaving the uncertainty of retail for a stable job.
Oh, man. I have been a retail slave my entire life, but applied to work at the Lego offices in CT a few weeks ago on a whim. Just had my first phone interview this morning. Super excited and super nervous as well. Doing my normal thing of "OMG I messed that up big time!" that I always do after an interview. The HR person said she would let me know in a week or so if I needed to come in for a face to face interview.
So frakkin' nervous. Never had an office job or anything like that, but so scared and excited about the prospect of leaving the uncertainty of retail for a stable job.
It is for a creative manager position. Perhaps if I have a face to face interview I can show them the inappropriate pictures I have taken of the Lego mini figs doing things. Err...maybe not.
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Moop on Eurobricks did a far better version of Incredible Hulk #181 than my effort.
http://i.imgur.com/R23Dz.jpg
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Moop on Eurobricks did a far better version of Incredible Hulk #181 than my slapdash attempt.[/QUOTE]
That's awesome. Had the reprint comic when I was a kid, so that really brings back memories.
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So frakkin' nervous. Never had an office job or anything like that, but so scared and excited about the prospect of leaving the uncertainty of retail for a stable job.[/QUOTE]
Good luck, man! What does a "creative manager" do anyway? Seems like a contradiction in my work experience.
Oh, man. I have been a retail slave my entire life, but applied to work at the Lego offices in CT a few weeks ago on a whim. Just had my first phone interview this morning. Super excited and super nervous as well. Doing my normal thing of "OMG I messed that up big time!" that I always do after an interview. The HR person said she would let me know in a week or so if I needed to come in for a face to face interview.
So frakkin' nervous. Never had an office job or anything like that, but so scared and excited about the prospect of leaving the uncertainty of retail for a stable job.
It is for D2C Creative Visual. Basically seems like helping the marketing department in getting displays out to stores and giving input on creative visual displays for the product. It seems a bit vague, but I have been in retail merchandising for over 15 years, so I know how to put together a display. Actually got to be the training manager for a certain department in the old district I worked in. I was only at the company a few months but the DM liked what I was doing that he had me training all new managers in that position and help set up new stores as well.
At least until they do another Hulk set, which I don't think will be too long down the road, since they've already made the mold.
It is for D2C Creative Visual. Basically seems like helping the marketing department in getting displays out to stores and giving input on creative visual displays for the product. It seems a bit vague, but I have been in retail merchandising for over 15 years, so I know how to put together a display. Actually got to be the training manager for a certain department in the old district I worked in. I was only at the company a few months but the DM liked what I was doing that he had me training all new managers in that position and help set up new stores as well.
Is the only way to get the iron man figure in that van set? Want him so bad.
I believe he's also included in the Quinjet set.
And as noted in a previous page, they are slightly different models.
Glad i waited until now on this set!
LEGO Super Heroes The Batcave 6860 for $50.00 even sold by amazon.com
Bought!
So, in summation:
The sets I have currently bought durring my recent LEGO binge. Contemplating more setsIdeas welcome! Superheroes not a must. I already plan on getting the ultimate spidey set(s) and at least some of the upcoming LotR.
* LEGO Hulk Helicarrier Breakout 6868
* LEGO Quinjet Aerial Battle 6869
* LEGO Super Heroes The Batcave 6860
* LEGO Super Heroes Catwoman Catcycle City Chase 6858
* LEGO Super Heroes Superman Vs Power Armor Lex 6862
* LEGO Captain Americas Avenging Cycle 6865
* LEGO Wolverine Chopper Showdown 6866
I won't be picking up LEGO Cosmic Cube Escape 6867 since it offers nothing new other than a variant Iron Man and a truck (which is a nice looking truck, but still)
Glad i waited until now on this set!
LEGO Super Heroes The Batcave 6860 for $50.00 even sold by amazon.com
Bought!
So, in summation:
The sets I have currently bought durring my recent LEGO binge. Contemplating more setsIdeas welcome! Superheroes not a must. I already plan on getting the ultimate spidey set(s) and at least some of the upcoming LotR.
* LEGO Hulk Helicarrier Breakout 6868
* LEGO Quinjet Aerial Battle 6869
* LEGO Super Heroes The Batcave 6860
* LEGO Super Heroes Catwoman Catcycle City Chase 6858
* LEGO Super Heroes Superman Vs Power Armor Lex 6862
* LEGO Captain Americas Avenging Cycle 6865
* LEGO Wolverine Chopper Showdown 6866
I won't be picking up LEGO Cosmic Cube Escape 6867 since it offers nothing new other than a variant Iron Man and a truck (which is a nice looking truck, but still)