architect wrote:insurrection wrote:But it will be the same fig in the advent calander, or?
I am thinking the same thing. One could argue that a witch is not appropriate in an advent calendar. But it will be a more affordable way to buy the figure.
Ben
stuifzand wrote:architect wrote:insurrection wrote:But it will be the same fig in the advent calander, or?
I am thinking the same thing. One could argue that a witch is not appropriate in an advent calendar. But it will be a more affordable way to buy the figure.
Ben
Since the calender is on preorder at amazon.de, I watched the picture again, and I'm pretty sure it's the same fig.
RebelRock wrote:Appropriate? I don't see what's inappropriate, they're all fictional characters. Really, if you take it that far then what about skeletons and trolls and minifigs with cleavage and violent sword wielding knights?
Muskey15 wrote:The thing's pretty darn expensive, so I'll wait till Christmas and/or my birthday, both of which are coming in 6-7 months, to get it. The coolest part is all the different pieces, and you can get a lot of rare & not-yet-released figures, such as the good wizard and the witch.
Can't wait to get mine!
-Muskey
Voran_the_Scholar wrote:Hey, Architect.
Maybe you missed my question, but in any case I shall ask it again: What exactly is contained beneath all those tiles? How is the general structure built?
Thanks in advance.
God bless.
Tom
jondesouza wrote:Far too much good stuff coming out at the moment. This is going to cause more friction in my house:
Mrs JdS: "But you don't even play chess!"
Me: "Mmmmm. Minifigs."
architect wrote:Voran_the_Scholar wrote:Hey, Architect.
Maybe you missed my question, but in any case I shall ask it again: What exactly is contained beneath all those tiles? How is the general structure built?
Thanks in advance.
God bless.
Tom
There is a framework made of technic beams and 4x4 round bricks which holds the chess baseplate. I do not have a picture of this. Sorry.
Ben
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