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I only have two small dragon sets from Ninjago. They're alright, if a bit simple. I never really cared for dragons though, so I never sought out sets that contained them. However, I do wish I could have obtained the Kardas Dragon from '06.

Is it possible to make an orange Bohrok? I know Furno's bike has the head piece in orange, but I'm not sure if there are any orange shields or feet.

The fact that Ferron's fingers are not uniform kind of bothers me, but aside from that these all look pretty good.

New York.

Robots out of their disguise.

See how this one collector got his amazing spine. Skakdi hate him! I will never not Piraka rap.

Pretty sure the likelyhood of that conclusion was reached while this thread was still active.

Some thing I'm not familiar with, some Deus Ex stuffy, and a bunch of links and words.

Please refrain from going ape.

How many fedoras you got, fam?

Jos. (Neat.)

Pretty cool, I like the simplicity of it. Nice to see you're getting your family involved with something you enjoy too.

The teacher isn't going to call on you. You can put your hand down. Thank you!

Just a hypothetical scenario here. Say Lego put out a line of Friends constraction figures. What do you think they would look like? Do you think they would have any unique play functions? Would you actually buy one? I personally think a line of Friends constraction figures would be pretty neat. They'd likely use the main characters from the line and try to mimic their minidoll counterparts. This means we'd likely get a lot of shells in new and unique colors and possibly some printed parts. The slimmer torso shell that comes with Jyn Erso would also most likely be used for their builds. For characters that have skirts, I could see Lego using actual cloth skirts similar to how the Rey and Kylo figures had cloth robes. One thing I'd be hopeful for is that head and hair piece are actually separate. That's something that sort of bothers me about some of the Star Wars figures and it limits the use of the part in MOCs. As for any functions, I doubt they'd have much beyond extra accessories. However, I still think that'd be alright.

Newark.

Still creepy.

I don't think that necessarily counts since none of the stone sets in the second generation actually have brown as a primary color. They have Dark Orange, which is much more of an earth tone than, say, Bright Orange or Flame Yellowish Orange (and was one of the original '01 stone colors to boot). And considering that the "brown" of the original Pohatu was ALSO considered a shade of orange (Earth Orange, to be precise), I'd say Dark Orange qualifies. Earth Orange might be considered a shade of orange to the people at Lego and to individuals such as yourself, but to consumers it's just brown. I think that ought to be taken into consideration since you're trying to say sets of a specific color are selling better than they used to. Dark Orange most certainly is a more earthy tone than some of the other colors that were used for stone sets in G1, but it's still not Earth Orange, or as consumers know it, brown.

I'm glad I didn't even bother to enter this contest. Those winners are outrageously good.

Not Pohatu.

I don't think that necessarily counts since none of the stone sets in the second generation actually have brown as a primary color.

I can relate.

Voldemort's distant cousin.

Yemen.

(Fair enough. Just making note of it, that's all.) North Dakota.

Thank you for the information. I'll probably still look into it more myself though. I want to make sure I fully understand it before I ever really bring it up. I prefer subtitled anime over dubbed anime, honestly. I like the sound of Japanese voice actors better. I may or may not check out the Crunchyroll app on PS4 since I have a friend into anime and it'd give me something to talk about with him.