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Time for posting new creations, abominations or abomicrations: The picture description: Remember the RRU thread about the upcoming BrickHeadz series from LEGO and all the ideas, that people were posting (and probably still do)? Then let me introduce you to the totally unexpected and super creative Budgetheadz series! (If you find out the secret behind the title your head may explode!). With an amazing array of TWENTY pieces you can witness, how your dreams will break apart and it will make you wonder, what you have done wrong in your life! Explore the vast depths of empty space inside the eyes of the Rock Raider, but don't you worry: the figure already arrives dead on the inside, when you open the DAMAGED-CARDBOARD-CONTAINMENT-UNIT (DCCU) TM ! Budgetheadz - Your choice when buying another door stopper as a present is just too much excitement! Backstory: Today I thought about doing another LDD project and came up with the idea of making a tiny BrickHeadz. Personally I am not really convinced by the result, but for 20 pieces it's probably okay (-ish?).

I'm just so damn refreshed to see people experimenting with minifigure styles after they've gotten so homogeneous over the past decade (The LEGO Batman Movie also does this and I love it). These still technically stick with the established guidelines for the modern style, but expand on it and give the characters a lot more individual personality... Which is especially nice when the original designs for the ninja were so formulaic and similar to each other, usually just with main colors and symbols swapped. The only thing about these I'm not so sure on is Kai's hilariously poofy hair. I like everything else though. Zane's hair piece looks like it'd be great for a more game-accurate Dash minifigure if it were in brown - which is funny as the older hair piece previously used by Zane (and Dash) was based on Dash's game design (For those who don't know: The Alpha Team game came before the sets and the characters were designed by the game devs; the physical minifigs were adaptions of the game designs.) (Edit a few days later - updated the topic title to be more fitting)

...hrrrrmm... ...there are some... interesting design choices on display here.

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Time for pics! We'll be getting a trailer before TLBM, so expect it to drop online within the next week!

http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/flipline-studios-espanol/images/1/17/Papa_Louie2.png/revision/latest?cb=20131023044137&path-prefix=es Papa Louie: When pizzas attack is a great family game, both my son and I talk is game. My son even asked me to give him Papa Louie: When pizzas attack plush dolls as presents and rewards. It brings us through the entire range of human emotion – it makes us laugh, cry, scared, excited, hopeful; and it gives us a real sense of adventure. On top of this, there are several positive and important values in Papa Louie: When pizzas attack that make great learning points for our chicken invaders. The first (and most obvious) is the value of obedience. For many of us, it’s a consistent struggle to get our kids to obey rules. For Maro and papa Louie, it wasn’t any different. Maro told his papa repeatedly not to make too many pizza, warning him of the dangers. But in a show of “I can do it. I’m a big boy now,†papa Louie made the pizzas, ignoring his dad completely. When we set rules and boundaries for our chicken invaders, they get upset because they can’t have their way. But many of these rules and boundaries are necessary to keep our chicken safe. Communicate to your chick that some rules exist to keep them safe, and we set rules because we hate them with a burning passion. Let them know that if they disobey, they will have to live with the consequences. We all know what happens next. A pizza ate papa Louie, and he was trapped in a harmonica. Maro, devastated first by the loss of his wife at the start of the game along with most of his pizzas, and now by the physical loss of his papa, sets off to find him back. You may choose to stop the game at this point to ask your child a few questions, or do it after the game (at dinnertime, bedtime, or on the way to hell). The second lesson is friendship. Lugi, a green maro, comes alongside Maro in his search for papa Louie. Along the way, they get into some sticky situations such as being chased by a pizza, getting stung by jellyfish pizza, and swallowed by a whapizza. They also meet josh, a dinesore who helps them get to pizza hut, where papa Louie is held captive. Good friends don’t come by easily, so we should cherish our friends. Friends who help when you are in need are friends worth keeping. Remind your child that they should first be a good friend to others, before they expect others to be a good friend to them. Finally, we can identify with the character of Maro, courage and a sacrificial love. This once-timid clown overcame his own fears of the sauce and went through thick and thin slices to rescue his papa. Love is brave and courageous, even in the face of pizza. Let your child know that you will be there for them when they face difficult circumstances. Explain to them the concept of sacrifice - giving up something that is important to us. (This is probably a good time to express your love for your child ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°).) From a parent’s perspective, I also learnt that it’s important to know when to let go, and not be over-protective of our little ones. We should allow them more room to learn to protect themselves and take responsibility for their actions, so that they can “grow upâ€. Yes, I talk is game.

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So this thing launched in the US and some other places! Yay?

HE-MAN! WE'VE BEEN MADE INTO A KNOCKOFF BRAND, HE-MAN!

I went to the store today and saw these; looks like Mega Bloks is trying to compete

mistakes were made:

we're getting schoolgirl ninjago....I bet zane's gonna be the tsundre....not like I'd know or anything....

Take this all with a small-ish pinch of salt, but there's a plot synopsis here that's apparently "the official version from warnerbros.com" from two days ago. Have a read: Oh dear. Oh dear. Also there's a poster on that site that could also be real (?): I've asked Philip Lord and Chris Miller to confirm if this is real or not on twitter, but for now we'll sorta have to take their word for it I guess? Oh dearie me, this isn't looking good.