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baniaj2 wrote: 1. No minifig opposing force (If they exist, I have not seen them)

Historically, the Vikings fought their major wars amongst themselves. I think they are the opposing force.

If they make a mini-fig "Sir Adric" then we might get a barrel-helm...

Awesome! Love the Minotaur. Looks like it's very articulated. Amazing construction techniques on everything!

1. Architect - Missouri, USA - 2 copies - boards not glued - June 11th, preordered 2. SavatheAggie - South Texas, USA - 2 copies - boards glued - June 30th, preordered 3. Sir-Boris - Central New York, USA - 2 copies - boards not glued - June 10th, preordered 4. Sir Kohran - Brighton, UK - 1 copy - b...

What exactly does sinister mean then? Sinister comes from the Latin word "Sinister" meaning both left-handed and ill-omened. As a "lefty" I like the left-handedness. I think it's cool. I haven't noticed the knights in KK2 being particulary sinister, but I have noticed it in the ...

Dragon Master wrote:Do you actually play with you LEGO CASTLE, and other themes. You know not just build...but play with the figs and things?

Of course I play with them! Lego must be played with and I try to only build things I need to use to play with.

Great! The contest sounds awesome! I'll enter, and most likely be crushed! Hooooooooray!

lone ranger wrote:what if Lego is bringing out LOTR Legos. for the new line of Lego Castle...

Sadly some knock-off company already makes LOTR building sets.

Awsome! When are you going to make the PSD?

Dragon Master wrote:What is your favorite offical lego faction, and why is it so.

I like Forest men because they come with lots of pieces for trees and other plants. I also like to abundance of archery and they have the coolest shield.

I am building a half-timbered house and I am about to make the roof, which I wanted to be a straw roof. But how do you actually build something that looks like a straw roof? You could try using a form of hinges and some yellow antennas. It could work if you got them to be close together and bunched...

Great! I have been trying to find a way to duplicate that since I first saw it! Thank you!