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Depends on what they're being used for. In this case, I wouldn't think it's weird.

Well, if you already have minifigs from other things, you could try to recreate those ones. Won't be an exact replica, but it's the best you could do.

Hmmm.......if you can't use minifigs, I don't know what. And when you say they've been discontinued, do you mean all of them or just ST ones?

Interesting question. One idea that is a little uncreative but still doable is to have small bricks representing characters. Two questions. 1, are there Lego minifigures for Stranger Things, because if so, you could use those. 2, Would you show pictures of these Lego parks? I'd be interested to...

Let's look at the attractions in the Malibu area of California Coast. 8 - Surf’s Up C-Ticket Must be 35 in In this seaside family coaster, hold on tight as surf music plays all around. This is a good coaster for first-time roller coaster riders as well as those who are too small to go on the...

I noticed you recommended me for the Imagineering awards. Makes me wonder though, how do you receive a nomination for that? Also, what's so good about Future City?

We shall now begin looking at California Coast. Here is some concept art for the area: The evening-depicted scene contains several studio attractions. In the center is the Hollywood Tower Hotel, which takes a more dilapidated approach while also recreating the Spanish Mission Revival style seen...

It would be like the Magic Quests on Disney Channel, but on a much larger scale. Contestants would have to do challenges all around the Disney Parks. Like the Amazing Race, there would be detours, road blocks, and elimination. Those who get in first place will be rewarded with prizes. The...

Now let's look at everything else World Bay has to offer. DINING A - Rose and Crown Inn Settle into an English inn within the Main Street and eat up on some English fare. This includes Fish and Chips, Sausage Rolls, Haggis, and more, all within the setting of an Edwardian cafe. B - Spoonful...

Guess who has returned! MK4Ever is back, willing to finish off the in-detail descriptions of the Disneytopia resort. BTW, whoever recommended me for the Imagineering Awards, thank you. Now, without further adieu, let's go back to World Bay and continue our tour. 3 - The Practically Perfect...

I'm done with this. Clearly, I can't please everyone. I was posting about this resort with hopes that I can share it and feel better about it. After reading so many negative opinions about Disney and what they do with their parks, some of which I have done with mine, I only feel worse. I wanted...

I'm the one in charge of this resort. I know what it needs and what it doesn't.

For the last time, this is my resort, not yours. I can have what I want in it. I modified the idea of a transit ride as part of a tour. Personally, I don't care for Roger Rabbit, but I did this because you asked me to.

We shall begin our adventure in World Bay. Here is some concept art. This drawing depicts a globe, which is topped by a golden statue of Steamboat Willie. This represents the road going to the docks, where the lagoon connecting the areas is seen. On both sides of the globe is a different area...

Good name, but I don't think that most people would associate the name "Elias" with Disney.

Yeah, but I don't want people thinking that it's all sci-fi themed. The word "planet" kind of provokes that thought.

Why Planet D?

We now look at the last of the three parks, and by far the biggest and most ambitious one, Adventure World. Adventure World For those who seek adventure, this is the place for them. Here, guests can go on many adventures, around the world, through space and time, to other planets, through...

Um, not in the foreign market. Although Paramount produced the film in North America, 20th Century Fox/Studios produced it worldwide.

It looks like Disneytopia is by far the most popular name option. I do already have a resort by that name, but that's okay. This could just be a new draft of it.