
AK_Brickster wrote:Wargs and Goblin King are going to be molded, for those of you who haven't seen the pics yet.
That balrog is so amazing. I really hope that they make it. Same goes for the Nazgul
Medieval Guy wrote:Would Lego actually connect the fire pieces like that? is that "Legal"?
Karalora wrote:Apart from size, I make a distinction between "normal" or domestic animals and monsters. The latter can look fantastic when brick-built, but the former are apt to look rather robotic. Molded animals can have more subtle curvature to their bodies, as well as printed faces and markings. It makes them look cozier and more like animals that you can imagine minifigs interacting with on a daily basis.
mencot wrote:Do you know someone with the "rights" to that technique and this isn´t the first time TLG has borrowed something from the FOL-community. One can think as it as a tribute, I would.
Redav wrote:mencot wrote:Do you know someone with the "rights" to that technique and this isn´t the first time TLG has borrowed something from the FOL-community. One can think as it as a tribute, I would.
Isn't he just asking whether it's possible for those pieces to connect like that? i.e. a legal connection, not whether they've used 'someone elses' technique?
I'd be surprised if someone hasn't had a crack at building it based on the available images.
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