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Of course not. That tauntaun is created by a person. Not TLC.
I've seen custom tauntauns sell on ebay for $60-$150 USD.
It's an epic win for most of us.
(But maybe not for the ebayers who sell custom Lego items.)
Last edited by dewfilms (January 27, 2009 (01:45pm))
The age of the Tauntaun is here...
maggosh wrote:Of course not. That tauntaun is created by a person. Not TLC.
I'm well aware of that, Mrs. White.
So, these are late 2009 releases? Bah.
Lulz
Looking at that Indy plane, I am filled with joyness.
This is what a LEGO plane is supposed to look like. I'm not a fan of the newer four-piece round aircraft designs that they have been coming out with in the last two odd years.
Is that Gold knight and Jester an acual Castle set that will be released?
Read the article.
Looking at that Indy plane, I am filled with joyness.
This is what a LEGO plane is supposed to look like. I'm not a fan of the newer four-piece round aircraft designs that they have been coming out with in the last two odd years.
It's called a biwing wing arrangment. The link you posted in monowing arrangemnet with only one set of wings. Biplanes have two sets of wings to give the plane more lift, but then newer planes came in with a better monowing design that had even more lift (dont ask).
Dr Neo Lao wrote:Looking at that Indy plane, I am filled with joyness.
This is what a LEGO plane is supposed to look like. I'm not a fan of the newer four-piece round aircraft designs that they have been coming out with in the last two odd years.
It's called a biwing wing arrangment. The link you posted in monowing arrangemnet with only one set of wings. Biplanes have two sets of wings to give the plane more lift, but then newer planes came in with a better monowing design that had even more lift (dont ask).
I don't think he had anything against the bi-wing design. It seemed to me he was happy with the way the plane was built, as opposed to the newer models with all the specialty pieces.
I just saw a TV advert for Power Miners. It was cool.
They have TV ads for Power Miners now?Cool.
Ewww, Power Miners...
I'm not sure about the "Drawbridge Defence" set, I don't understand what on earth the Queen amd the Jester are doing in the set. Is the Jester holding the Queen captive, or does he have other reasons...
Also, I'm not sure about the gold knight, sure, the armour's awesome, but the gold and the yellow of his face really don't go together.
Despite all this, the tower looks more sturdy and larger than previous designs, and the bridge looks good.
I'll probably going for the Star Wars sets and the Troll's fortress, and maybe some of the Indy sets, by this time my bank acount will be empty.
The Summer 2009 Power Miners line will include LARGE ROCK MONSTERS!.jpg)
From Brickipedia
Oh Great, more power miners..........:(
That's actually really cool. 
They have TV ads for Power Miners now?Cool.
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They've had them.
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Power Miners are great.
i mght e getting the power miner's
The designers of the power miners sets actually explained the theory behind their colour selection. They wanted a nice, bright color for the vehicles to appeal to kids, and also because underground vehicles would benefit form bright colours in the way that they'd be easier to see and spot. Yellow had and still is already being used in the city sets.
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