Funny enough, I had a big tax refund, and I was considering ordering it, useful for my D&D games, and LEGO, the best of two worlds!
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About a third of the way done, going by number of bags and manuals.
Gelatinous Cube!
This set is awesome!
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Finished the building. Just the Dragon left to do. It’s a super cool and fun set with lots of cool little elements.
It also made for an excellent distraction yesterday after I got a text from my mom that she was taking my dad to the ER. He was admitted to the hospital for observation but should be fine and released soon.
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You passed me. I’ve only had the chance to do one more bag since I posted the last photos.
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Like I said, I needed a distraction.
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Enjoy the build! It is an awesome set!
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Is that a printing error or is that meant to signify… something?
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Probably a copy paste error from the Catch 22 set instructions
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If you zoom in REAL close, you can see that it is two VERY SLIGHTLY different greens.
It wants you to use the slightly darker green, not the infinitesimally lighter green.
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I’ll take your word for it 
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My brother-in-law is colour blind and he would 100% hate this 
I actually bought him and my sister a set which was a Lego version of one of their wedding photos a couple of years ago, and I’m hoping that he took it as a nice gesture rather than a cruel joke, because there are a lot of very similar shades of white person skin tone… 
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Never thought about Lego colour blindness. I wonder if they do anything in their design process to mitigate potential issues, like choosing different shapes for confusable colours.
I work in visual effects for film and tv and have just started working with someone who’s colourblind. As you can imagine it’s unusual in such a visual industry. He gets around it by comparing the red/green/blue channels in an image to make sure they look correct individually (most software we use has an option to display a single channel in greyscale)
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I’m imagining a set of glasses for colour vision difference boardgamers with a rotating disk of colour filters for each eye. And a fake nose and moustache.
Maybe this will be the next big thing and I should start writing an over-broad patent.
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I don’t think you can do it with passive filters, but it would be a handy mode for AR goggles. The code is already out there: Coblis — Color Blindness Simulator – Colblindor
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