[ludovicotek]

A lot of the same picks from me too. Mine are all playsets (in no particular order):

X-Mansion / Danger Room - This would be THE headquarters for the X-Men. I see this as being one cohesive playset. Mansion in the front, Danger Room in the back. Having modular Danger Room pieces (as DrewBlank mentioned) that are attachable would be great.

Genosha - Slave island compound. This could come with some guards and a few mutant slaves. Lots of potential here for play features and destructible areas.

Asteroid M - This could be a really cool villain base. If designed properly, there could be both exterior and interior play areas. Throw in some Acolytes as exclusives for good measure.

Negative Zone Prison Alpha / Project 42 - The super villain super-prison. Again, lots of potential for some really cool and fun play features. Prison cells used to be a staple of any good playset worth its weight in plastic. Why not make the mother of them all? It could have rows of cells to hold villains and some of them could be breakable with damages that are based on different power types.

Weapon X Laboratory Facilities / Baxter Building - Laboratory style playset. Doesn't have to necessarily be Weapon X, but I figured that would be the most marketable way to sell a lab playset. Baxter Building could work as well. Definitely an environment I want for my figures.

Sanctum Sanctorum - Dr. Strange's residence. I imagine this one as being a real throwback to the old style, foldable playsets. Multi-leveled, trap doors, weird rooms. There could be all kinds of trippy crap in there. Portals with tentacles coming out kind of stuff. Really cool decorations. And it could have one exterior side that looked all fancy and one that looked all run-down and dilapidated.

Shield Helicarrier - This would be so crazy. I agree with DrewBlank again in that this could be around the size of the GI Joe ROC PITT. It would be fantastic to have this be FLAGG size, but that really gets almost too large to own and keep somewhere. The smaller size is a little more manageable. As long as it was a tri-level, including the top level, I'm happy. If they could manage to have it sit on some type of clear plastic stand that was extremely sturdy and make it look like it was floating I would be even happier.

Daily Bugle Cityscape - I don't want a Daily Bugle playset, I want a playset that is made up of a few building facades and the Daily Bugle just happens to be one of them. The exterior walls, rooftops and sidewalks are what I'm interested in here. A couple little alleyways with fire escapes would be nice to have. They could incorporate as many varying levels as possible. And there could be a backdrop of more buildings and the city behind it all.

Warehouse / Hideout - Some type of warehouse environment that could be used as a hideout or a crime scene or something along those lines. I see this one as being very industrial feeling with large windows and pillars inside. This could potentially be connected to the city playset to expand.

Savage Land - This could be a really cool playset if done right. A variety of terrain with tress, cliffs and caves. Some fun play features integrated into the different parts could make this a real winner.