Can they make me a LindsayJoy full-size fig?

EBone

More LED's, more LED's, more LED's.

I can't get my Star Wars cantina ready for Friday's DJ Tiesto club nite. We need some freakin' blinkin blocks and light up sabers.

gizmodohomepage

@GeekyNerdGuy: Agreed! I want to see Lego Mr. T!

Slackerchan

@Kaiser-Machead's got LindsayJoy's cookies on the SuperDrive: They do have a Lego Tumbler coming out, but it's probably no where near as detailed and multi-featured as you want it. Weirdest thing's it's supposed to be sold with all the other Batman sets, no special movie sets, and I think the Joker minifig with it's not the movie version either!
As for what I'd like made, I know they're finally moving forward on actual car models (Think they said a VW Beetle's coming soon), and I'm glad for that, but how about a DeLorean!? Pretty sure people'd get a kick out of that! Of course the easiest way to sum up what I'm leading to from that is simply stating "Back to the Future" (the ride version of the time machine'd be cute too). I could think of some wild wishes though- the California versions of the Haunted Mansion and Tower of Terror, maybe some other Disney park related stuff (the transports from the Indiana Jones ride'd be cool), Morris Mini perhaps, etc.

Mr.Wilson

Dang, 'wish I knew you were comin' to DK.
Leavin' back for the states in a few hours.
I woulda' bought 'ya a beer or something.
Take a picture with that Lego Darth-Vader or something.
Legoland Billund rox.

djTA630

Why aren't Lego figures ever sold separately from the sets (i.e., Lego Star Wars)?

dangster

@Groggy Banana: Notice that even if the package shows a entirely different colored toy, it's the joyous feeling of surprise you get when you just don't know even if it contains any parts at all.

Groggy Banana

I hate to ask a question about an IP, since I understand how many issues are involved, but I feel that I must.

Why aren't there Lego Transformers, like Optimus Prime along with a Truck, etc? My 7 year old son would force me to buy them all (regardless of price), and I get the feeling they'd be wildly popular, especially with the Transformers 2 movie in development. I don't even think they'd need to actually transform .. as long as they were good representations of the characters (but if they did transform it would be very cool).

CtrlFrk

@snakepliskin:

I agree on the legacy sets. I had the King's Castle and had the pirate ships from the 80's / 90's that had the sails and all.

Maybe this is something they already offer, but can you get the instructions reprinted or online for free for older sets?

GarouDiams

Just sent an email. Schweet.

Pieman2

Why is it so damn expensive? I much prefer Lego's ugly cousin, Shifty.

Hey..if it fits, it fits.

Groggy Banana

Ask lego if theyre ever going to release legacy sets. Id like to see them bring back the wild west sets which were my favorites and the original pirates sets which were too expensive for me when i was a boy.

snakepliskin

@Kaiser-Machead's got LindsayJoy's cookies on the SuperDrive:

They taste great to me, I guess its acquired taste.

For instance, this new Giant Troll is delicious, and my new Joker mini-fig holding a poisonous popsicle is oh so tasty. Skeletons not so good. I have to be in the mood for dwarves.

LindsayJoy's MBP is into S+M

The usual "Why did you change the color palette? No, seriously..." question comes to mind. I know it still bugs a lot of AFOLs.

And the previous question about "When can we buy ANY LEGO element on shop.lego.com (and maybe get recommended replacement suggestions if they are not available). If I will pay $300+ for a GREAT LEGO Technic model used on eBay, I certainly would have no problems dropping the same into one of my own creations. And yeah, I would LOVE to build some of the discontinued sets once again, like that great red "Super Car" model.

Just some thoughts.

Oh, yeah, and I STILL love the black and white mosaic kits, even though I know they were not revenue-generators. Perhaps if they would have had that "missing" extra grey, I would have bought more. Now, I wish I had just bought several and stored them.

Sean Harrington

Ask them if they can reimplement the free bride and broom cake toppers. We were really hoping for those for our wedding.

On a more serious note, ask if they plan to continue the Factory series. I have the Green Grocer and want the Cafe Corner and Market Street but am going to be bummed out if they stop there.

GarouDiams

@Kaiser-Machead's got LindsayJoy's cookies on the SuperDrive: That's the Gene Wilder set, not the Johnny Depp one.

Kaiser-Machead's got LindsayJoy's cookies on the SuperDrive

@Slackerchan: I want a Firefly Lego set.

I also want a Robocop set
A Matrix set (including APU's)
A Batman Begins set (Lego Tumbler!)
A Starship Troopers set (I'd get to kill Casper Van Dean!)
and last, but not least, a Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory set.

Kaiser-Machead's got LindsayJoy's cookies on the SuperDrive

Why is there no 1 foot X 6" brick I can buy? Or what ever that is in metric.

fastm3driver

Hey I'm bonde. But alas, I am not there.

On that note, please ask why there are almost no Blonde girl minifigs??? I have a over thousand minifigs and tons of girls but only *one* blonde. Aren't almost all Danish girls blonde? Maybe Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen doesn't like blondes?

Ok, now my interest is peaked. Check back later for more questions...

LindsayJoy's MBP is into S+M

Why is there no discount for buying say 100 2X4 bricks of the same color?

fastm3driver

Ask why Duplo blocks dont integrate with Quadro blocks like thier regular legos integrate with duplo. ticks me off when I am playing with my kids

burninator

There's a lot of talent out there in the adult fan of lego community found on sites like brickshelf, mocpages and brother's brick, etc. A couple of examples would be the Arvo brothers and Izzo, etc. A lot of these works are VERY large and would not be economical to replicate and sell but many are within reason (number of pieces are comparable to existing sets that Lego offers). Has Lego considered contacting these people and offering to purchase the design for re-sale or must the designer submit the product through Lego Factory to be considered?

How much is Lego considering the Adult fans vs the children when designing sets? Recent sets like the M Falcon and the new Town sets are certainly geared towards adults. Will Lego continue to reach out to this very strong, financially capable audience with more intricate and larger sets?

Denver_80203

Why do Legos look so delicious but taste so bad?

Kaiser-Machead's got LindsayJoy's cookies on the SuperDrive

@Slackerchan: And what about maybe a The Fall Guy or The A-Team set?

GeekyNerdGuy

What happens to all the distorted pieces? Is there a LEGO heaven? Do they recycle them?

HotShotNN

How many different star wars sets ARE there?

CCM333

Lego is well known for its marketing tie-ins with major IPs like Star Wars, Indiana Jones, and such. However they have yet to incorporate lesser-IPs properly. In other words: where's my Viper, Raptor, and Battlestar Galactica kits?

Seriously, who wouldn't want to see a human vs. cylon kit?!

Slackerchan

How come there aren't any Iron Man Lego sets yet? And the spare block question is good too.

Dj75728

why cant we get the cool, non-default parts on the creator page of lego.com!!!!!

my horde could not fit in my jetta during my cross-continent exodus. so i need to start over

damnElantra

Ask them why I always had pieces left over when I built my castle sets?

Do they just do that to jack with kids?

GeekyNerdGuy

Any plan to sell brick-size lego pieces? I would love to build my own lego castle in my backyard!

pipper

Adult Lego Idea's:
Battlestar Galactica (2004 version)
It would be great to have galactica battle a cylon baseship

Family Guy Life size lego sets... $100 and I get Stewie in my living room serving drinks on his head.

sophistra

Working mindstorms in w/ some of there more traditional sets would be awesome. Can you imagine the things you could do w/ a really good tumbler set with a microprocessor at the helm?!?

Lazarus511

Gang there is one clear answer to half the questions here
"why don't you guys have [INSERT MOVIE TITLE HERE} sets????"

answer:
Licensing
Need a shorter answer?
Money
More detail?
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

Denver_80203

@Mr.Wilson: @Kaiser-Machead's got LindsayJoy's cookies on the SuperDrive:

Um Hello, I already have the LEGO Tumbler on my shelf, its been assembled for a while. Its awesome. Kaiser, don't listen to Mr. Wilson, this is one of my favorite if not my favorite LEGO vehicles ever. Even better it comes with Joker's Ice Cream truck with Ice Cream flavors on the back such as Rigor Mortis, and pics stickers saying "I scream for Ice Cream".

Here is the link to the set:

[shop.lego.com]

LindsayJoy's MBP is into S+M

I'd even settly for the HALO set or an Army city ruins set. Complete with downed aircraft and crumbling church steeple with included sniper minifig.

gizmodohomepage

i want the apocalypse lego set

mpar

Over the years, the pieces included in LEGO sets have become more and more specialized for specific purposes. Hasn't this caused the toys to lose some of the flexibility and imagination of the generic blocks of the past?

Giolon

i want to know why they cost so damn much

Luuey

@gizmodohomepage: Did you just call them light up sabers?

Chester_Copperpot

Iron Man sets because I would buy them all twice over and future additions to lego NXT (I want a camera for it and some fort of bluetooth to wifi bridge or something). But yeah defiantly Iron Man.

sprice82

Ok Jesus, I got another question for you. I know they usually do big money deals. Indy. Star Wars. Sponge Bob, Batman, Spider-Man....pretty much a guaranteed win. They already did work with Marvel with Spider Man, so they could have done Iron Man, although I think that might have been a lack unique fairy-tale-esque set/vehicle issue (Tony Stars Mansion? Plane with a Stripper Pole? An Audi?) but why oh why did they do Speed Racer? Why? Why? Why??????? Did they get paid to do those sets?

@Mr.Wilson: @Kaiser-Machead's got LindsayJoy's cookies on the SuperDrive:

Ok. Here is me with my Tumbler. See real.

LindsayJoy's MBP is into S+M

Have they ever thought about molding a couple of studs on the front of the torso for a female minifig?

jbrecken

It's been said already, but I'll say it again: allow minfigs to be sold separately! More than just the magnet versions!

J0hnP

@LindsayJoy's MBP is into S+M: I want to have a million of your Legos!

Kaiser-Machead's got LindsayJoy's cookies on the SuperDrive

Make more watches!

Derek Devine

Ideas:

DJ Legos: for true sound junkies and wannabes alike who would like nothing more than to emulate their deepest desires in plastic bricks rather than spend thousands on audio equipment

Halo Legos: Dur.

Final Fantasy Legos (IX and under): Oh, come on ... you know you want a buster sword ... plus more outfits for Lego RPG ... am I the only one who plays out Lego storylines by myself? >_>,

Ironman: DUR.

Also, uh ... Lego and Ikea should team up (surprised it hasn't happened already) to combine their genius and create some retarded...ly awesome ... bastard children.

MastaFalse

Jesus, ask them if they plan to make sets based on the upcoming animated Star Wars movie.

Nintenboy01

Why can't I buy a working minifig scale AK-47?

I could have SOOOO much fun with that.

LexicalConverter

Why do Lego create plastic pieces that clearly aren't lego and can only be used for one purpose? They may as well create one plastic toy to save having to put it together.

Why do Lego create pieces that could have been made out of many Lego pieces. Do they think kids are too lazy nowadays to put it altogether so they give them shortcuts?

pobox90210

Wow. What a bunch of young whippersnappers...How about bringing back the original 70's sets... the ones with the figures that had the pancake hands, or the three piece figures that looked like they walked around with their hands in their pants pockets? How about brinign back the Villa, the rescue helicopter, or the police station?

My grandmother used to work at the Samsonite factory. When we would visit in the summer, she would have a couple of bags full of bricks that they used to sweep off of the floor.

The reason that there were always left over pieces in each set was to enable to build the items that were on the sides of the box.

Seriously, one thing I would like to know: How did they acquire the LEGO rights? I heard that Samsonite did not renew their rights, and I have heard that the rights were purchased. Can they shed any light on the matter?

taylors_dad

Please ask them why can't we get lego sets like these:
[gizmodo.com]

Etheo

Where's the next LegoLand going to be located?

hoserelder

Could you bring back the old sets from the 80's and 90's please?

mcknn

Since you guys are clamoring for more LEGO Iron Man, I whipped up a little scene. Quite impromptu. Its of Tony + Pepper at the Black Tie affair with Pepper in the blue dress when they almost kiss. Enjoy! (And yes, I know Peppers Hair is down but Lego doesn't have a "hair down" in Red that I know of...)

LindsayJoy's MBP is into S+M

Yeah, a definite question to ask is why Lego sets always seem to come with a few extra random pieces. Why's that?

Also, why do they show other models on the box that you can build with the pieces inside, but they don't give you the instructions on how to build them?

Sportyboard

Ask why everything they sell is so damn expensive :O

ItsRabid

@ajones:
All of those would be awesome. Reenact history. WWII, WWI, The space race...

Bring back the classics:
Old Johnny Thunder stuff
The older, nicer, police station
Pirates!
The older space sets, that were actually realistic.

Anyone remember the space shuttle transport plane? Loved that thing....

mitgangm

I want to know why I cant buy I big bag of 1 color of simple blocks.. Why must I go to ebay and get ripped off? Or spend a lot of money on all those specialty pieces that only fit in the specific set they come with.

Rex Luna

I wish they would come out with amusement rides. A Lego roller coaster would be sweet.

NYRngrs24

Halo legos??

gemini, mercury, and apollo mission legos???

ww2 warbird legos??

ajones6

Eh, I've got nothing. Nice article though.

techwiz140

Will they ever bring back the classic sets? I'm thinking the old Magnetron and original Pirate ships, etc.

deciBels

@Rex Luna: Check out [www.bricklink.com]

Prices are reasonable if you look long enough.. once you get the hang of it the world is yours

Denver80203

@LindsayJoy's MBP is into S+M: You are hereby dubbed Legonia, Goddess of Blocks.

Kaiser-Machead's got LindsayJoy's cookies on the SuperDrive

You should ask if they would ever consider teaming up with Wizards of the Coast (WOTC) and create D&D modules. I would love having a Lego bugbear and a troop of goblins pop out and ambush a party. It would be a great way to build terrain and environments with a pile of bricks.

PandaWear

@Dakiall:
About Playmobil: I think they put bitterant in some of the more chewable looking pieces, because they were just nasty and awful. Lego tasted much better.

Er, not that *I* would know. Chewing toys is really creepy and bizarre.

The Sword Master

@LindsayJoy's MBP is into S+M: If there was a Pulitzer Prize for commenting I'd hand it to you. Truely awesome.

Drvec

Re-release RETRO SETS!!! Especially the original Castle sets. Also, make it easier to buy regular blocks at toy stores, not just from some mail-in catalogue that no kid is going to get their hands on.

Margatron

Hmmm looks like someone biblical is out of ideas :)

Ask them who are their worst competitors: Playmobil or Nintendo

Dakiall

We want military-inspired lego sets... even more so after seeing the "Iwo Jima" scene done in Legos!

halfkorean

@LindsayJoy's MBP is into S+M: Oh, you have it? Hmm, maybe I just found a lousy picture of it, since the set didn't look as neat as that. If the sets that site was talking about are coming out so fast, I wonder where that VW is.

Mr.Wilson

I want legos that build themselves and do my bidding.

HawkSkater0

@halfkorean: I want a Lego version of the Intrepid with all of the airplanes parked up to present on the retired flight deck.

Kaiser-Machead's got LindsayJoy's cookies on the SuperDrive

I want to know what the worst idea for a Lego set ever was. Or some other secret stuff that never got put out.

Mammoth

Ask them to bring about more new and interesting baseplates. I dunno about everyone else, but I think baseplates are awesome, and the lack of new and cool ones is kinda disappointing.

ZPfan

I would like to know how many legos they manufacture per day, monthly, yearly.

I'd also like to know how many lego sets LindsayJoy owns

themediaguy

how much $$ do they make per piece?

kaikai34

@LindsayJoy's MBP is into S+M: LindsayJoy's Iron Man seduction diarama gives whole new meaning to the phrase 'block head'...

Stem_Sell

My 11-year-old son asked "how do they come up with the designs for the sets?" and "will they make a 'Lost' set?"

As a father, I'd love to see re-creations of important turning points in American history, like the signing of the Declaration of Independence or a scene at Guantánamo Bay.

G-Lumps

I want to know if they'll put every possible brick + color in Lego Digital Designer. because last time I checked I couldn't build any of the stuff I wanted. mainly because of certain bricks not being available in every color.
But also missing bricks (really simple bricks) maybe i'm too old for LDD and the designs I want to do are too "old skool" ??

zyberteq

They used to put a note in all of their toy packs that said something to the effect of "Our toys are called Lego, please do not refer to them as Legos". My question would be: Why did they stop doing that?

kipswitch

I'd like to see you with your finished LEGO Millennium Falcon.

What's taking you so long?

papaguru

Jesus, as a pure dane i wish you good luck with your tour :D

Rexter

Awww!

I miss working at their 3D-Dept. Best place to work in the world - they like...ask you if you feel okay - 5 times a day!

They´ve got employees-playrooms, hoops, Arcade-machine built out of lego and huge computers with MAYA on them :) Life was good at Lego!

JoOngle

Ask them if they will start a service which will allow me to have my own head made out of lego to put on my shelf!

christophski

Will they ever release a anniversary 8880 super car, rerelease or make a cool new one. All three would kick a whole lot off ass! I know a lot of people would love to see a new 8880 =D

oddgit

Ask them why they insist on melting down gold and then painting it to look like plastic to make the pieces?
If they used regular plastic I'm sure they wouldn't have to charge as much as they do.

eggwhich

Ask them if they could make Legos out of C-4.

kangaroo

@Nintenboy01:

Where have you been? In a hole? Under a bunker? They already have 2 clone wars sets on the shelves. They plan to release a ton more with some of the most awesome minifigs ever! Even Giz reported on this! Im not even going to humor you with a link. FWIW I think the Storm Troopers in the new sets are *amazing*.

Try:

Brickshelf.com
Brothers-Brick.com
Brickset.com
etc.

Or just go to ToysRus :-D

LindsayJoy's MBP is into S+M

And oh yeah - I seem to remember that the pieces would sometimes refuse to separate and I would have to use my teeth. So please ask if they would be willing to make tastier Legos. For the kids and all.

kangaroo

Would like to know why they are ending the Exo-Force line so early in 2008 already. These new models were some of the best I think. Top one must have been the 8106 and IMO that was the direction the sets should have taken.

diacronic

@LindsayJoy's MBP is into S+M: My wife and I just saw that movie yesterday.

That is very nice work!

strider_mt2k

A question I'd like to ask is how LEGO corp. manages to get those very desirable product tie-ins with Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Batman, etc. Do they pay huge licensing fees? Or are they just beneficiaries of universal LEGO love? Little of both?

scarbrtj

I wish the sets were more like the older sets, with 2x4 pieces instead of 1x4 pieces for construction of buildings. It seems like current sets require imagination since you're just building a facade of a building, not the actual building anymore. Ask them if they'll go back to not using so many specialized pieces.

markgm

Will Lego ever officially release LED illuminated pieces? With SM LED's?

FinalValgas

Not a question, but I would love to suggest that they make an original steampunk themed series. I would buy every single set. Steampunk LEGO is my nirvana.

Mobius

@dangster: @

Also note figures have changed from a lego flesh tone to a more realistic flesh tone. This was at the request of Lucas.

href="#c6228472">Nintenboy01: They already do

fastm3driver

@papaguru: Seconded, but since he's in Denmark right now, and I've been nagging for quite some time, I don't foresee much action on this front anytime soon. I think that he just moved to London (thought I read that, anyway) so a move of household might have taken priority. Might be a lost block or two, if Jones is the brick-eating type of dog.

ninjagin

I'd appreciate if you'd ask them why in hell they would fuck up the Summer 2008 Toa like this...
Onua is supposed to have fucking claws! Not some gat!

~Y

Upsilon

@markgm: +1. The reason I don't buy many LEGOs anymore is cuz they're not what they used to be.
The other main reason being I have discoverd that you can buy other things than LEGO with the few money a geek has^^

IVPPITER

Can we get Legos to teach basic circuitry? Certain legos are conductors, some are resistors, some are switches etc. That'd be super awesome, k?

sansovino

Where are the video game themed legos?

DarwinCB

@dangster:
Legal twitch with the license. They're allowed to sell Star Wars construction toys, not Star Wars action figures. Apparently if there's not _some_ construction model included with them, minifigs fall under the action figure category. Hence why the 2006-2007 SW army-builder sets have mostly-lame vehicles stuck in there with a decent spread of minifigs.

@Mr.Wilson:
It's already out (all four 2008 sets have been for a few weeks). The Joker is the stock LEGO Joker, and I'd be shocked if the ice-cream truck is based on anything from The Dark Knight. The motorcycle from this year's lineup is supposed to be based on the Batpod, but it's a bit difficult to see. The only minifig that's been updated is Robin, who lost the goofy pompadour (which will still be see in the LEGO Batman video game) for a black version of the Mutt Williams hair (who would have looked much more appropriate with the pompadour). The three sets that include Batman feature the dark-bley Nolan batsuit, and the only completely new minifig is Harley Quinn. Who fell victim to an odd printing error that makes her look like she's had a mastectomy.

@LindsayJoy's MBP is into S+M:
Awesome? It's ridiculous! I mean, yeah, the Tumbler is supposed to be big, but not 18 studs wide. It won't even fit in a two-lane roadplate. 10-wide would be much more minifig-scaled, though it might require dropping the passenger seat. Ironically, the Penguin set, which I was least interested in from early set photos, turned out to be the best set of this wave, not accounting for minifigs.

@LindsayJoy's MBP is into S+M:
Spiderman was licensed through Sony and was limited to just the movies. Marvel dropped their mass-license deal on Megabloks, and scuttled the Sony deal as a result...somehow. Ironman is right out, and I have no idea why they touched Speed Racer (or Galidor), but the upside is that we got a few new car parts, like the fender and windshield.

@taylors_dad:
Only the old TECHNIC sets and the new Creator sets include spare parts for alternate models, and those same sets provide instructions for the secondary models. Mostly the extra parts are small and easily lost. Extras are included to reduce the likelihood that a consumer will be unable to build the set straight out of the box. I once spent 1/2 hour looking for a 1x1 round plate for my UCS X-Wing, only to later discover that I had been shorted instead of getting the customary extra.

@pobox90210:
So people on LUGNET can run contests requiring the use of at least one single-purpose part.

@LindsayJoy's MBP is into S+M:
The old shoulder-length hair comes in red, dark-red, and earth-orange; the Dumbledore hair comes in dark-red (you should even have one if you own the Arkham Asylum set); or there's my personal favorite, the tousled shoulder-length hair in orange.

@NYRngrs24:
They've got a ferris wheel. Does that count?

@Mr.Wilson:
The VW should be out either this year or next, but it will likely be a S@H exclusive.

@FinalValgas:
They already did. SW Ep3 featured light-up lightsabers...but you couldn't change the battery. Same thing for the 2x4 brick found in some Exo-Force and Designer sets.

Purple Dave

Just got back from a vaction in San Diego. Went to Lego Land out there, saw some amazing lego sculptures, especially the minitown area. The Lego Washington DC was great, since I grew up in the area. Uploading to flickr as we speak and might throw up a link later.

Jasonsdaddee

I'd like to know how they refer to pieces internally. Among my cousins we'd define the length by "humps", then as "thick" for the tall ones, "thin" for the one layer (was it four thins to make an equivalent to one thick?), and "flats" with a Hump x Hump measurement.

Also, what are the most popular pieces? For us, it was undoubtedly the two-hump thicks. God, that sounds horrible.

KirePDX

I'm curious as to why they discontinue series and sets more rapidly now than they did in the past. It used to be that a series could be counted on for multiple years, now it's barely 12 months and they're "no longer produced". Is this marketing? Logistics? Or are trends really changing that fast in their market these days?

Kemper525

I've been a fan of LEGO ever since I can remember. I really wish they weren't discontinuing their 9V electrified rail train sets. My question is why? I know there is a huge adult LEGO following, especially with LEGO trains. Also I've felt they've sold out recently and some of their sets aren't very complex. For me, the more challenging the set was the more fun I had!

macman84

Ask them if they would set up some sort of bulk part sale catalogue at their site, so that serious MOC'ers don't have to buy multiple sets to get more of certain parts.

Also, are they planning to release a fully-supported Lego CAD set of applications that support current Quad Core computers and graphics acceleration? Lastly, they need to incorporate Bionicle parts into Lego CAD?

I would be in geek's heaven if they did these things.

PR_GMR

Yeah... I was there on the Tour Jun 4th to 6th... Issue 1: not every LEGO element is made there, they have factories in several countries (the sets themselves are designed in Billund yes).
Issue 2: sadly "The Vault" only seems to have sets issued in Europe (at least in the earlier years), I have many from the mid '70s I'd expected/hoped to see & only saw a couple.. :(

PdxPhoenix

Hey Jesus,

you should come and visit me in Hamburg, Germany! It's not that far away :)

Th3Chos3n0n3

@Purple Dave:

First off, why are you always so rude and obnoxious how you reply? I think I would actually enjoy your commentary but you are just so nasty about it.

I looked at all of your hair suggestions. I do in fact have those "red" hair-pieces", but none of them look sexy nor feminine. The shoulder length hair is on many girl mini-figs, but I always found it a very very unattractive hair piece.

Also, Peppers hair in the movie is not the shade of Hermione's or Mary Janes Hair. It is a very bright strawberry color, and she wears it up in a pony tail for most of the movie, so I found it to be the most fitting. Other then the new hair element found on Agent Trace in the new Agents sets, I find the pony tail one of the cutest girl's hair elements.

What would have work best perhaps, although it might be too long, its the hair in the new girl's hair piece in the new Agents set, which is by far the sexiest hair LEGO has ever made.

LindsayJoy's MBP is into S+M

@GeekyNerdGuy:
It is by design. When I was there working with the systems team, I asked the same question. They automate the process of tabulating the most requested misplaced or lost pieces in each kit, and automatically include those spare parts - this reduces the number of calls and requests they get for spare/missing parts, and handling the replacement part calls is far more expensive than pre-including the parts you are most likely to call about. This, like many things Lego does at their factory, is ingenious...

TashaThersander

I know I'm away late on this; opportunity probably lost, but I'll post anyways, as I feel it's a valid point.

I loved my Super Car and would, even at my mature age, get back into the physically operating things like suspensions, transmissions, engines, steering, and other MECHANICAL functions.

Over time, Lego seems to have accentuated the fantasy, movie connection, and parallel markets at the expense of "real world," operating, items.

Why?

DSLPWR