Game Name: Tomba! & Tomba! 2

No... it's using the more recent styling all right. Note the dark green hair with shading... and just in general a great deal of shading. Then the cap has black where the cap is usually white... which is one of the later season redesigns. Specficially, it's the Diamond/Pearl costume, the third design shown here.…

I'm white as fuck. After reading the headline & some of the comments, I was half-expecting Winston to be one of these athletes who can't string together enough words to make a fucking coherent sentence (and they do exist) but there was nothing unusual or wrong about his post-game interview. He came off as an aware,…

Can't help but notice a bit of irony in your using one of the more recent Ash renditions as opposed to his earlier design. Only teasing.

This is boring.

You can believe that folks will start naming their Pyroar's "Snoop" or "Supalion."

They do in the Jabba's palace set mentioned in the article.

Hopefully that Rancor will be cheap enough so I can get it by itself on bricklink.

No, LEGO needs an Oola figure desperately.

I want her on top. Of the Jabba Palace set, I mean.

Jabaa's Palace needs the Leia mini fig. Though, this doesn't really go with the scene depicted in the current set, with Leia as Boushh. #nerd

These Ultimate collections are great investments! I bought the falcon when it came out and sold it two years later for more than triple its original price. Just sold my star destroyer, which was opened and put together for more than double its original price. Might have to pick this up and sell it two years from…

It's beautiful.

Truly a thing of beauty. What I wouldn't give for a job at Lego.

Minas Tirith

Isengard

Most people, including you if you're really honest with yourself, wouldn't be willing to pay the price for a massive set. Really massive castle MOCs weigh in at 10,000+ pieces. These sets look to have a 10c per brick price ratio, so would you really be willing to pay $1500 for a massive Helms Deep that's 10 times the…

I think most people's disappointment is based on the lack of complexity. The root of the issue is two fold:

So what's it goning to cost me to get the Fellowship? I doublt they will release the minifigs as a set. Khazad Dum is a must. I'll make it myself if LEGO don't.

As adults, we notice and appreciate the fine details of these sets. But my 7 year old son, well, everything eventually gets assimilated into his Lego collective. No matter how many times I tell him to keep the sets together, don't mix the pieces, it all gets mixed together anyway. I guess that's what makes Legos so…