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A pic for you all.
Next stop 500K.
But Brickset should have a UCS section that is separated from the Star Wars category. Not to mention separating Episodes IV, V, VI into individual episodes instead of lumped up into a giant overload of OT sets to sort through.
eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=72786
While you're at it, you should check the entirety of the Guilds of Historica Forum plug!
http://madison.craigslist.org/tag/3170263093.html
Can you think of a more unattractive way to advertise bulk bricks?
(http://minifigs.me for the links) and if you want to know what I look like! ;-)
Got a bumper crop of Lego sets from Mrs Legopants, the children and even my mother-in-law:
9474 - The Battle of Helm's Deep
9476 - The Orc Forge
9469 - Gandalf Arrives
9463 - Werewolf
9462 - Mummy
9461 - Swamp Creature
and 30105 - Friends Mailbox (my first ever Friends set which I shall cherish forever!)
I appreciate Lego are trying to make building easier, but could they not at least choose a more forgiving colour scheme? Maybe it just comes down to cost of parts.
So all's well that ends well, as the Shakespeare ruff-wearing bloke from CMF S8 would say.
Ah well - onward and upward to Concord on Sunday!
(29999 according to peeron but got enough loose parts to pass that mark)
brickset shows more pieces :-) )
http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=45909&view=findpost&p=841586