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Thanks Bruce. Those details took a lot of planning and trial and error. BTW, at the bottom of the picture you linked there is a small sea cave in the landscaping. Can't see it too well in that link. Here's a better one http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=757083

I agree with Brian. I am not ashamed to come out of the closet and say I use clones once in a while. Tyco and MB offer some different colors than Lego, and they seem to keep their brightness longer than Lego. Unlike Lego, for example, they don't seem to yellow with age as quickly. I have also never ...

In reply to Sirs Smittance and Terrance, the blue guy doesn't seem to exist anymore. I looked for him tonight, but (not surprisingly) it seems he has been recylced into something else. My girls have been playing with these minifigs and interchanging parts and accessories. So whatever he once was is ...

The blue guys are Imperial Soldiers, complete with rifles, backpacks and hats (kepi?). There are about 20 of them. For some reason, my daughter made the governor or general a horn blower by the main gate. Sorry, no close up pictures of them. As for being all Lego, to each his own. I am perfectly sat...

No. That is my absolute rule. No taking apart any pieces! But the round tower on top does come off fairly easily if they prefer more rooftop space to play. They can also move the minifigs around. But that's it.

It's mine. It took me 3 months to build and measures 5 ft tall by 4 ft long by 3 ft wide. I used about 35,000 to 50,000 bricks (mustly purchased via bulk lots on evilBay at an estimated cost of $1500). It sits on top of a wooden wheeled dolly I constructed so it could be more easily moved around (we...