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The correct pronunciation of "Bvlgari" is "BOOL-guh-ree." The brand is an Italian luxury goods company known for its jewelry, watches, fragrances, accessories, and leather goods. The name "Bvlgari" is derived from the surname of the company's Greek founder, Sotirios Voulgaris, who romanized his name to "Bvlgari" for the brand.

If you want instructions for any sort of Lego creation (that isn't owned by Lego) then I'd just search it and look at the first couple of links. I know that quite a few people have made Halo Lego on Moc-Pages and on personal sites. Try the related links below.

Saber-Scorpion (need to buy instructions from store)

Mocpages (doesn't have instructions)

YouTube (IS instructions)

The game is saved at checkpoints. If you want to exit the game and re-enter it then you will need to start at the beginning of a level again. By default the game will ask you to save after finishing each level.

The LEGO Death Star set has over 4,000 pieces. It is one of the largest and most complex LEGO sets available, featuring intricate details and multiple minifigures from the Star Wars franchise.

The character with magnetic powers in Lego Marvel Superheroes is Magneto. Magneto is a fictional character from the X-Men universe who has the ability to manipulate magnetic fields, allowing him to control metal objects and exert powerful forces.

LEGO magnet mini figures are similar to ordinary LEGO mini figures, but they are attached to a magnet base. This allows them to stick to magnetic surfaces like refrigerators. They can also be detached from the base and used as regular mini figures in LEGO play.

No, the Lego Technic jet plane model does not actually fly. It is a static model designed for display and play purposes rather than for actual flight.

The force needed to break a LEGO brick varies depending on its size and shape. On average, it can take around 950 pounds of force to break a single LEGO brick in half.

Atoms and LEGO pieces are similar in that they can both be combined and rearranged in countless ways to form different structures and materials. Just as LEGO pieces can be connected and combined to build various objects, atoms can bond together to form different molecules and compounds with unique properties. Both atoms and LEGO pieces are fundamental building blocks that can be assembled in an almost endless number of configurations.

LEGO was created by Danish carpenter Ole Kirk Christiansen in 1932. Originally, he made wooden toys, but switched to plastic as it became more popular and durable. The name "LEGO" is derived from the Danish words "leg godt," meaning "play well."

A standard 8 peg LEGO brick has dimensions 3.2 cm x 1.5 cm x 1cm, thus giving it a volume of approx. 4.8 cm3.

Said standard LEGO brick weighs approx. 2.2 g.

Therefore, the LEGO brick has a density of 2.2 g/ 4.8 cm3 or approx. .458 g/cm3.

I had to call WB Games support for the answer. Its a horribly painful procedure. I felt obligated to post the directions here Print out the directions and follow them to the letter.

To change the language in LEGO Battles Ninjago for the Nintendo DS, you must go to the Options Building on the right in the Temple.

This is the process to change the language to English:

1.) Turn the DS on and use the stylus to select and start the game.

2.) Go through the beginning credits to the Main Menu (it will shows clouds moving in the background).

3.) Select the option to continue and select the profile that was previously being played on (indicated by the name that was chosen).

At this point, one of two things will happen. You will either A.) Be shown a cutscene with a man climbing a mountain. Or B.) Be shown a single character in the middle of the screen with a red outfit.

If you are A.), read from Step 1.)

If you are B.), read from Step 28.)

1.) Press the "Fast Forward" button >> on the bottom right to get through the cutscene. Then, select the Check Mark with the stylus on the bottom right of the screen. You will see a loading screen with a golden ninja star.

2.) You will see four characters moving across a snow field on a blue path.

3.) A Red "Continue" button will pop up. Press this Continue button with the stylus repeatedly until the button disappears. The characters will be at a camp fire.

4.) The first Tutorial option is to press the D-pad directions to move the camera (up, down, left, right). Do this first.

5.) Select the Continue button until it disappears.

6.) An arrow will display over one of the characters at the camp fire, use the stylus to select the character. Then press the "L" Button on the left shoulder of the DS.

7.) Select continue

8.) Make a Box with the stylus by pressing and dragging from one point of the screen to another. Use this box creating feature to select all four characters around the camp fire.

9.) Select continue until it disappears, then, navigate the characters south to the golden arrow shown on screen. Remember, you must move the screen with the D-pad.

10.) You will hear a ring. Select continue until it disappears.

11.) Navigate all four characters south along the blue path. As you continue along the path, the white clouds will reveal more of the path to you.

12.) You will reach a second golden arrow and a cut scene will show a building being attacked by skeletons. Select Continue until it disappears, move the characters south to the building, and defeat the skeletons by selecting each of them with the stylus. Your characters will attack the skeletons until they each disappear.

13.) Select Continue until it disappears.

14.) Move all four characters east following the blue path until you reach the samurai.

15.) Select Continue, you will see a "Mission Complete" message. Select Continue, NOT explore.

16.) You will see a new area with a dirt path now. Select Continue until it disappears.

17.) Select the first three characters and move them north east.

18.) You will see a golden statue. Click Continue until it disappears.

19.) Move the characters to the statue and select it to collect it. Click Continue.

20.) Continue along the path until you reach a skeleton. Defeat it and continue up the stairs with the Characters.

21.) Select Continue and pass the Shrine building. Continue along the path and attack the skeleton.

22.) Continue along the path up the next set of stairs.

23.) You will see another cut scene with skeletons attacking a building. Click Continue.

24.) Navigate your characters down the path and defeat the skeletons. You will see another cutscene with yet more skeletons attacking another building. Click Continue.

25.) Navigate your characters up the path to the next building and defeat the skeletons. Select Continue until it states "Mission Complete", then select Continue again.

26.) Select Continue and you will see a Mission Complete page with stats. Select the check mark on the bottom right.

27.) Select Continue until the last building is shown with the tree.

28.) When you are able to move the red character, move them to the right to the tree building and select it.

29.) Press the check mark to enter the options. The very bottom option will have a red arrow pointing left and right. Select this until is says "English" and then select the check mark. You are now in English.

Kai's last name is Flamy

Jays last name is Walker

Zane's last name is Julian

Coles last name is unknown, but I guessed it was blacksmith.

I'm unable to provide real-time or specific information about a location of a character in a magazine. You can try looking closely on pages 16-17 of the Lego Club Magazine to find the crook or follow any relevant clues provided in the magazine's content.

Yes, LEGO is a Danish company that was founded in 1932 by Ole Kirk Christiansen and is headquartered in Billund, Denmark. Its name is derived from the Danish words "leg godt," meaning "play well."

Yes, Ole Kirk Christiansen had two brothers, Karl Georg Kirk Christiansen and Gerhardt Kirk Christiansen.

The first LEGO book was published in 1950 by the LEGO Group founder, Ole Kirk Christiansen. The book was called "A World of LEGO Toys."

The cost of the LEGO magazine may vary depending on the country or region. In some places, it may be included with a membership or subscription to the LEGO Club, while in others, it may be available for purchase separately at a retail price. It is best to check with LEGO's official website or local retailers for the most up-to-date pricing information.

Rank 2 badge in MLN Lego Club magazine is awarded for completing specific activities or challenges, showing an intermediate level of engagement or achievement within the club. It signifies progress towards higher ranks or levels within the club's framework. Members may earn this badge by demonstrating increased participation and dedication to the club's activities and community.

A man named Dan Brown who resides in Bellaire, Ohio has turned his private collection into an unofficial LEGO museum. His collection is regarded as the world's largest privately owned LEGO collection. At last count from January 2008, the museum boasted over four million individual LEGO pieces. It is not officially recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records yet, but he does hold the Guinness title for "World's Largest LEGO Brick Image." Each room in his museum has a theme, with various LEGO sculptures and creations.