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<blockquote data-quote="Tsyr" data-source="post: 308264" data-attributes="member: 354">Yeah, more or less. A Bit... um... broader, at the shoulders... and unlike Lego, Megablock has never used a &quot;standardized&quot; figure religiously... instead of just painting on little lines to represent different outfits, like lego does, Megablock actualy sculpts entirely new figures for each thing... so they actualy DO look like they are wearing platemail/chainmail/scalemale, and carring weapons and stuff.Of course, if you happen to have several of the lego &quot;Knights&quot; or &quot;Castle&quot; series, all the better! Extra props and weapons (I think the &quot;hands&quot; are the same size, from a quick visual inspection). Because, while the sets include Shields, Axes, Hammers, Staves, and Spears... I've yet to see a sword. The sets are far more... detailed... than lego. Some of the workmanship nearly rivals Dwarven Stones for quality <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":D" title="Big grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D"&nbsp; data-smilie="8"data-shortname=":D" />. The little castle wall sections are very nice looking. As well, the actualy bricks (all seem to be 2x4... the standard lego &quot;brick&quot;) are actualy rounded around the edges, so that when they are put together, they actualy look like stone walls. And they come with a number of extra... things. Campfires, torches, stone &quot;statues&quot;, siege weaponry (that actualy works... woo!)... horses...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tsyr, post: 308264, member: 354"] Yeah, more or less. A Bit... um... broader, at the shoulders... and unlike Lego, Megablock has never used a "standardized" figure religiously... instead of just painting on little lines to represent different outfits, like lego does, Megablock actualy sculpts entirely new figures for each thing... so they actualy DO look like they are wearing platemail/chainmail/scalemale, and carring weapons and stuff. Of course, if you happen to have several of the lego "Knights" or "Castle" series, all the better! Extra props and weapons (I think the "hands" are the same size, from a quick visual inspection). Because, while the sets include Shields, Axes, Hammers, Staves, and Spears... I've yet to see a sword. The sets are far more... detailed... than lego. Some of the workmanship nearly rivals Dwarven Stones for quality :D. The little castle wall sections are very nice looking. As well, the actualy bricks (all seem to be 2x4... the standard lego "brick") are actualy rounded around the edges, so that when they are put together, they actualy look like stone walls. And they come with a number of extra... things. Campfires, torches, stone "statues", siege weaponry (that actualy works... woo!)... horses... [/QUOTE]

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