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There's definitely some jiggle in those guns when he touches and moves them. Makes me wonder how they're attached, and why. Maybe the rubber two-pin axle hole?

Sigh. Another UCS set that isn't the ARC-170.

In all fairness, though, the A-Wing is long overdue for inclusion in the UCS line.

Maybe I'm a Scrooge and its just me, but I actually think it's kind of ugly. The Technic system isn't doing the aesthetics any favors, and this is one of those rare moments where blue pins absolutely ruin the color scheme. That said, I'm sure kids will vroom vroom it around happily and there's nothing wrong with that.

No denying that this is a fantastic looking set, and one that I may very well for over the $200 for. I admit I prefer the original submission, but understand why the compromises were made where they were.

Disappointing lack of Tangled merchandise here, but I guess it's pretty out of the spotlight compared to the more recent films and more pop-culture relevant ones that are represented here.

Also Beast's big headpiece looks bizarre on that minidoll body.

I must be living under a rock because I had no idea the Deep Space Rocket set existed. But it looks really cool! Love the little train cart.

Despite the ARC-170 not being in this poll, because it should be, it's still super cool of LEGO to do this. Even though there are already three perfectly good models of it, one of which I own, I voted for the LAAT. Does it need it? Maybe not, but it's one of my favorite Star Wars ships, and its been ten years since a prequel ship was added to the UCS line.

The Escort Frigate is the obvious choice since it has yet to make it to set form, but I let my bias sway me in voting here.

There don't seem to be a whole lot of books in that bookshop. Pretty disappointing.

I also only reveal myself for bacon.

Fun little video. Looking forward to seeing more and buying one or two of the sets. Hopefully the theme lasts for at least a few more waves.

Another year, another LEGO Millennium Falcon.

I like the colors on the AT-ST and Y-Wing, though aside from that nothing too appealing about any of these for me. I hope they find their audience, though!

Pirates Bay looks fun and Machu Picchu looks like a nice little display piece. I wouldn't mind if either of those won.

Only thing I can think of is that it has something to do with that minifigure game app that's coming out. Other than that.... I got nothing. Curious to see what it's for.

It's a good question. I think, though, that more important than the animation style is the character design. Without having seen the fourth Direct-to-DVD movie, I do think the character designs used in Miramax films make sense from the standpoint of having expressive characters, but also looked a little too organic for characters that can literally build themselves. Maybe something between the Miramax and set accurate style would work for a 3D CGI animated film.

An animated movie inspired by the art from the first few comics could be a fun experiment, though.

This set is adorable. The chimney/fireplace is a bit weird, but I can look past that. Would love to have this on display for the holidays.

Back and with a new look! I'm sure the bugs will be sorted out eventually, but it's just good to have the forums back for now.

That said, if you don't go IV, V, VI, I, II, III, VII, VIII, IX, you're wrong. Correct me in the Talkback and share your own thoughts on the game!

I see nothing to correct here. This is the only correct order.

Looking forward to this one. I'm assuming they'll change up the levels for episodes 1-7, but I hope they do so without adding gameplay elements that hurt later TT LEGO video games. I'm thinking specifically about the running and other 'on track' levels seen in LEGO Lord of the Rings and LEGO Jurassic World. Always the worst part of these games.

This is actually a bit disappointing. I get that the gate is the most iconic (non dinosaur) image for the franchise, but it's just not very interesting as a structure and has no play value. I appreciate that they built vignettes into the back, but they're so tiny. And what's the point of having a toilet in the vignette if there's no Gennaro minifigure? Or maybe that's the joke and I'm just being a stick in the mud.

The brick built T-Rex looks great, though.

I can identify with the man on the treadmill chasing after the pizza.

Is it too pessimistic to assume this will eventually go the way of Universe, Minifigures Online, and Dimensions?

Honestly, outside of the nostalgia of seeing older Minifigures and sets in the game, the play itself doesn't sound very interesting.

Very bizarre show choice to license for a LEGO product, but can't deny the impressive build.

I don't recall a BIONICLE (or LEGO piece for that matter) ever drawing blood, but I always found the original Onua's claws to be on the "dangerous" side, particularly since they naturally rest in a 'pointy part up' position. Don't want to step or fall on those.

Never did get Krika but I'll have to trust the replies here that its head would also be an unpleasant piece to step on.

Wouldn't quite call the dementor set Battle Pack levels of value, but a nice sparkly blue transparent stag, two dementors, and Sirius Black for $20? I'll take that. The scenery looks very well built, too. Fun looking desktop set.

If it's BIONICLE related I'm all on board. Whatever it is bring it on.

Well, makes my custom Anna print design I made obsolete. Not interested in any of these outside Anna and Elsa, and hoping if there is a third wave it will include Rapunzel and Flynn. The two from Nightmare Before Christmas look fantastic, though.

I thought the original model was unappealing in its simplicity, so I'm glad the designers made such drastic changes. In all ways an improvement. Probably won't pick it up but its very cute.