Yeah, it'll be nice when there's better pics out.

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Why is there a mummy if that's what Johnny Thunder and Co. are gonna fight in Pharaoh's Quest (heard this on Eurobricks , No Lord Sinister, he was perfect for steampunk )

I'm most excited about... none. My heart shall not be content until I see a WWII British Bren carrier. Or Navy SEAL. Or Talibob, but I don't see that coming anytime soon.

I don't see that coming either, the founder of Lego created a zero modern warfare content policy because he believed that war is not child's play.

I prefer sci-fi anyway.

That and religious and pharmaceutical/medical stuff as well. The syringe that came with the nurse was kinding pushing that line.

-Omi

Eh? There have been LEGO doctors and hospitals for decades

Yeah, and there was a Church set in the traffic safety city line, plus before Lego was Lego, they made furniture and crosses, plus there were a bunch of temples for JT, and as for military, the "enemy guards" from IJ look like brown shirts
just sayin

Although maybe some sort of space commando in red or something would be cool

I'm talking like drugs and stuff. Just using Steve Witt's terminology.

You mean this? This is the only set I have found that contains a "church", which isn't even that. It is a town hall.

Only reason I said that was at BrickFest 2009, when going over the new big 2010 town set (which became this), one of the sets was going to be another town plan/town center type of set. Allowing to give suggestions, someone brought up a church, and that was instantly turned down with "We can't do religious sets", with the followup with military and drugs/pharmaceutical sets as well.

Which totally make sense. Parents can be protective of their children and the toys they buy, and the last thing Lego wants to do is give the wrong impression.

-Omi

Back in ancient times, when the brick was new, and the trees and cars were metal, there was a line devoted to building a town where kids could learn about traffic safety, in the 60s or 70s.

One of the buildings was a Church.

Well as you can see, things can change within 40 years.

-Omi