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November 15, 2014
LEGO 30073 Buzz's Mini Ship and LEGO 30131 Jack Sparrow's Boat
LEGO 30073 : Buzz's Mini Ship
The set features a small, open-air spaceship with a Star Command logo on the front. A Buzz Lightyear minifigure is included.
The set features a small, open-air spaceship with a Star Command logo on the front. A Buzz Lightyear minifigure is included.
LEGO 30131 : Jack Sparrow's Boat
22 Pcs
1 Minifigs
LEGO 30131 Jack Sparrow with Raft is a Pirates of the Caribbean set released in 2011. It includes Jack Sparrow on a raft. The set includes Jack Sparrow with a bottle, sword and a raft.
Dargo November 1st Wave: Tom Cat, Ben 10, Smurf, Ultraman
Here Dargo/D (New Brand) bootleg November wave. This wave consist Tom Cat, Ben 10, Smurf, and Ultraman. One week after come The Punisher, Wrechman (?), Iron Fist, and two ninja's character from GI Joe (I forget the name).
If you like Tom Cat Android game, Ben 10 animation series, Smurf and Ultraman you'll need these minifigure because other brand and lego official doesnt made these minifigure. I wish Ben 10 come with other character. There be good if Ben 10 can changing right.
When Ultraman come in bootleg, I think doesnt need long time kamen rider come in bootleg minifigure lego style. There is kamen rider bootleg but in kre-o style, I dont like these torso. So I want kamen rider in lego version badly.
November 02, 2014
Lego Bootleg D Brand Superior Spider-Man
Spread on internet couple days ago, here come everybody.. Superior Spider-Man set with Car. D Brand release lego bootleg Spider set with car. There consist No.803 Spider-Man Noir (I guess) with golf car, No.804 Superior Spider-Man with low car, No.802 Nick Fury with gokart car, and Deadpool with golf car. Every minifigure come with gun, instruction, car, and card. The most special in this set is Red-Black Yellow Eyes Spider-Man, that i know it is characteristic of Superior Spider-Man.
If you doesnt read Spidey comic, Superior Spider-Man is Doc Ock that mind swapping Peter Parker. Before Doc Ock die on Amazing Spider-Man 700, his last demand is to see Spider-Man (He know Spidey is Peter Parker). When Doc touch Spidey, his Ock bot mind swap Spider-Man. So Doc Ock mind move to Spider/Peter body and Peter mind move to Doc Ock body. After that Doc Ock died, Peter mind lost. After 30 comic issue, Spider-Ock/ Superior Spider-Man regret to mind swap. Doc Ock hand Peter body to Peter mind. If you mind its to early, yes it is. Why Doc Ock hand Peter body so quickly is because The Amazing Spider-Man release on that day.
Back to this Spider set, here the four picture if you want to buy all of them. I recommended Superior Spider-Man to buy.
October 29, 2014
Lego 21019 The Eiffel Tower
Lego 21019 The Eiffel Tower
Taken from brickfanatik.. the Eiffel Tower is an iron cross section tower named after the chap who assembled and composed it, placed on the Champ de Mars in Paris. Rather conveniently get two printed tiles in English and French so you can pick how and on and on your model – I picked the last French choice. It is the most recent in the historic point arrangement from the Architecture range and the first that I've had the delight of building. The 1,063 ft tower was initially imagined as a makeshift structure for the 1889 Worlds Fair and to be the world's tallest structure (a title it held until the Chrysler building was raised in 1930). In any case it quickly got to be significantly more than that and is presently a persevering symbol of the French country that still stands tall right up 'til today. It's no astonishment LEGO have tried to discharge this set, as the Eiffel Tower is the most gone by paid landmark on the planet and a famous milestone. I'm simply a bit amazed that this set is just being discharged now into the Architecture range. By the by its a welcome expansion.
This isn't the first run through LEGO have reproduced the Eiffel Tower, set 10181 did it first in 2007 as a feature of the progressed models range. This set however is on a much more modest scale and is without a doubt more moderate, an enormous because of the CEE group for sending us the set. Read on and see what I considered it:
Set Info
Set Name & No: 21019-1: The Eiffel Tower
Year Release: 2014
Brickset Entry: Click here
Parts List: Click here
Piece Count: 321
UK Price: £29.99
Value for every piece: 9.343p
Accessibility: Brand Stores, Shop@home, General Retail
Taken from brickfanatik.. the Eiffel Tower is an iron cross section tower named after the chap who assembled and composed it, placed on the Champ de Mars in Paris. Rather conveniently get two printed tiles in English and French so you can pick how and on and on your model – I picked the last French choice. It is the most recent in the historic point arrangement from the Architecture range and the first that I've had the delight of building. The 1,063 ft tower was initially imagined as a makeshift structure for the 1889 Worlds Fair and to be the world's tallest structure (a title it held until the Chrysler building was raised in 1930). In any case it quickly got to be significantly more than that and is presently a persevering symbol of the French country that still stands tall right up 'til today. It's no astonishment LEGO have tried to discharge this set, as the Eiffel Tower is the most gone by paid landmark on the planet and a famous milestone. I'm simply a bit amazed that this set is just being discharged now into the Architecture range. By the by its a welcome expansion.
This isn't the first run through LEGO have reproduced the Eiffel Tower, set 10181 did it first in 2007 as a feature of the progressed models range. This set however is on a much more modest scale and is without a doubt more moderate, an enormous because of the CEE group for sending us the set. Read on and see what I considered it:
Set Info
Set Name & No: 21019-1: The Eiffel Tower
Year Release: 2014
Brickset Entry: Click here
Parts List: Click here
Piece Count: 321
UK Price: £29.99
Value for every piece: 9.343p
Accessibility: Brand Stores, Shop@home, General Retail
Bundling and Instructions
This set is average of the entire Architecture go and comes bundled in a sturdier box than other LEGO topics and is joined by a weighty direction book loaded with truths about the building. The direction book is given in English and French. My just minor issue with the guidelines is that the book gave is tricky to utilize when building without breaking the spine on the book. One thing I did like is that as you advancement through the guidelines different actualities are exhibited as you make a go at highlighting peculiarities of the genuine building.
We are huge devotees of the configuration and pressing utilized as a part of the Architecture range at Brick Fanatics and wish that LEGO would utilize this methodology with different extents (especially those went for more established manufacturers). They have done it every so often in sets like the Cuusoo BTTF set and the Technic 4×4 Ltd Edition Crawler (I'd truly like to see a greater amount of this please LEGO?)
Fabricate Process and Parts
The set doesn't take long to fabricate; it took me around 40 mins on first endeavor. You begin by building the base and work from lowest part to top by stacking light black plates and tiles to build the different struts and stages. The strategies utilized are genuinely basic and redundant generally. I especially enjoyed how the curves are made with four adaptable pieces yet general I felt the manufacture methodology was marginally frustrating.
None of the parts are specific exceptional (parcels and heaps of ash) so clear highlights are the green tiles utilized on the base and the adaptable hoses used to reproduce the curves. Other than that its for the most part light black tiles and pivots.
Finished Model
In the event that you have never manufactured an Architecture set this may be a decent place to begin if your searching for a simple form and one that is immediately conspicuous. My wife was extremely inspired (it takes a ton from a LEGO set to request a positive reaction!) so unmistakably has rack claim. I do however think there are different sets in the extend that will offer a finer building background. The finished model of the Eiffel Tower has a lot of appeal; its simply not extremely energizing.
Assumption
The Architecture range has never truly spoke to me. I simply wasn't persuaded they offered extraordinary worth for cash and contained heaps of little components in a constrained palette of shades. This set has done little to persuade me generally. The set is simply excessively restricted and offers few fascinating parts and manufacture systems. That is likely more to do with this set than the extent overall however. As a general bundle its more than the entirety of its parts notwithstanding. Having now assembled an Architecture set I can see where the additional quality originates from: the fabulous bundling, the extraordinary guideline book and the creative true outlines truly do emerge.
Not at all like the set Rich as of late evaluated of the great Marina Bay Sands set this building is considerably all the more generally known and is a situated that will be promptly accessible from stores around the world. The parts are naturally little given the scale of the model and the scope of components and colors is poor, however the completed model is immediately conspicuous and stands genuinely tall at a little more than 30 cm.the things I especially loved are normal to the entire run (the guidelines and bundling). At last I figure it descends to which assembling you need around your work area or sideboard. Do you need the White House in light of the fact that you've seen it? Then again do you need Big Ben in light of the fact that you went to there once with Aunty Mabel? I envision a large portion of these sets are sold on what they speak to and not how they are manufactured, so in that appreciation this set is a champ for LEGO as no other building had more paid guests a year ago. It hasn't changed over me into a fan yet for £30 it would make a decent token for any individual who has affectionate memories of the genuine
This set is average of the entire Architecture go and comes bundled in a sturdier box than other LEGO topics and is joined by a weighty direction book loaded with truths about the building. The direction book is given in English and French. My just minor issue with the guidelines is that the book gave is tricky to utilize when building without breaking the spine on the book. One thing I did like is that as you advancement through the guidelines different actualities are exhibited as you make a go at highlighting peculiarities of the genuine building.
We are huge devotees of the configuration and pressing utilized as a part of the Architecture range at Brick Fanatics and wish that LEGO would utilize this methodology with different extents (especially those went for more established manufacturers). They have done it every so often in sets like the Cuusoo BTTF set and the Technic 4×4 Ltd Edition Crawler (I'd truly like to see a greater amount of this please LEGO?)
Fabricate Process and Parts
The set doesn't take long to fabricate; it took me around 40 mins on first endeavor. You begin by building the base and work from lowest part to top by stacking light black plates and tiles to build the different struts and stages. The strategies utilized are genuinely basic and redundant generally. I especially enjoyed how the curves are made with four adaptable pieces yet general I felt the manufacture methodology was marginally frustrating.
None of the parts are specific exceptional (parcels and heaps of ash) so clear highlights are the green tiles utilized on the base and the adaptable hoses used to reproduce the curves. Other than that its for the most part light black tiles and pivots.
Finished Model
In the event that you have never manufactured an Architecture set this may be a decent place to begin if your searching for a simple form and one that is immediately conspicuous. My wife was extremely inspired (it takes a ton from a LEGO set to request a positive reaction!) so unmistakably has rack claim. I do however think there are different sets in the extend that will offer a finer building background. The finished model of the Eiffel Tower has a lot of appeal; its simply not extremely energizing.
Assumption
The Architecture range has never truly spoke to me. I simply wasn't persuaded they offered extraordinary worth for cash and contained heaps of little components in a constrained palette of shades. This set has done little to persuade me generally. The set is simply excessively restricted and offers few fascinating parts and manufacture systems. That is likely more to do with this set than the extent overall however. As a general bundle its more than the entirety of its parts notwithstanding. Having now assembled an Architecture set I can see where the additional quality originates from: the fabulous bundling, the extraordinary guideline book and the creative true outlines truly do emerge.
Not at all like the set Rich as of late evaluated of the great Marina Bay Sands set this building is considerably all the more generally known and is a situated that will be promptly accessible from stores around the world. The parts are naturally little given the scale of the model and the scope of components and colors is poor, however the completed model is immediately conspicuous and stands genuinely tall at a little more than 30 cm.the things I especially loved are normal to the entire run (the guidelines and bundling). At last I figure it descends to which assembling you need around your work area or sideboard. Do you need the White House in light of the fact that you've seen it? Then again do you need Big Ben in light of the fact that you went to there once with Aunty Mabel? I envision a large portion of these sets are sold on what they speak to and not how they are manufactured, so in that appreciation this set is a champ for LEGO as no other building had more paid guests a year ago. It hasn't changed over me into a fan yet for £30 it would make a decent token for any individual who has affectionate memories of the genuine
Lego New Brand Store set coming next year: Lego 40145
Brickset have posted pictures of an all-new LEGO Brand Store set thought to be impending one year from now. It looks as though it will supplant the current LEGO Store set that is regularly doling out at Brand Store openings and celebration occasions since 2012. As should be obvious from the pictures which have originated from the LEGO Customer Services site, it emphasizes some extraordinary detail and has more playability contrasted with the past set. Not just does it look more like current Brand Store outlines, it can likewise be opened up uncover a Pick a Brick divider, till point and even little LEGO set boxes, its extremely cool. Block set have likewise discovered pictures of what gives off an impression of being an outer preparing set entitled LEGO Brand Identity and Experience, which gives a little knowledge into how the LEGO brand standards are ingrained into new LEGO workers, you can take in more over on Brickset.
Lego 10245 Santa's Workshop
10245 Santa's Workshop
Ages 12+ | 883 Pieces
US $69.99 – CA $89.99 – AU $119.99 – DE 69.99€ – UK £59.99 – DK 649.00 DKK
Have some good times building Santa's Workshop!
Appreciate the enchantment of Christmas with Santa's Workshop, a bubbly expansion to the Lego® Winter Village Series! Accumulate your family around the Christmas tree to assemble this captivating winter wonderland. Help the mythical beings make the toys, nourish the reindeer and help Santa load up his mystical sleigh. Santa Clause's wife has prepared treats and the clock tower demonstrates its about time for Santa to convey the presents—all at the most radiant time of the year! Incorporates 6 minifigures: Santa with red blessing sack, Mrs. Claus with treat tray and 4 mythical people with pointy ears and caps.
The captivating Lego® Creator Santa's Workshop model is loaded with bubbly enchantment and incorporates an excellent sleigh, reindeer and a Christmas tree.
Incorporates 6 minifigures: Santa with red blessing sack, Mrs. Claus with treat tray and 4 mythical people with pointy ears and caps
Characteristics delightful sleigh with red and gold subtle element and dull green cushioning, 4 reindeer and a child reindeer, building with nitty gritty inner part, clock tower and Christmas tree
Building gimmicks stained glass window and Christmas lights on top
Frill include: 4 wrapped exhibits in different sizes and 4 toys including a blue fantastic spaceship, yellow auto and a pink wand
Likewise incorporates North Pole sign, Santa's Workshop sign and a late spring occasion picture of Santa and his wife
Assemble everybody around the Christmas tree!
Help Santa take off in his sleigh!
Family double building knowledge: incorporates separate block sets with guidelines for grown-ups and youngsters matured 8 and over
Santa Clause's Workshop measures in excess of 6" (16cm) high, 3" (8cm) profound a
Ages 12+ | 883 Pieces
US $69.99 – CA $89.99 – AU $119.99 – DE 69.99€ – UK £59.99 – DK 649.00 DKK
Have some good times building Santa's Workshop!
Appreciate the enchantment of Christmas with Santa's Workshop, a bubbly expansion to the Lego® Winter Village Series! Accumulate your family around the Christmas tree to assemble this captivating winter wonderland. Help the mythical beings make the toys, nourish the reindeer and help Santa load up his mystical sleigh. Santa Clause's wife has prepared treats and the clock tower demonstrates its about time for Santa to convey the presents—all at the most radiant time of the year! Incorporates 6 minifigures: Santa with red blessing sack, Mrs. Claus with treat tray and 4 mythical people with pointy ears and caps.
The captivating Lego® Creator Santa's Workshop model is loaded with bubbly enchantment and incorporates an excellent sleigh, reindeer and a Christmas tree.
Incorporates 6 minifigures: Santa with red blessing sack, Mrs. Claus with treat tray and 4 mythical people with pointy ears and caps
Characteristics delightful sleigh with red and gold subtle element and dull green cushioning, 4 reindeer and a child reindeer, building with nitty gritty inner part, clock tower and Christmas tree
Building gimmicks stained glass window and Christmas lights on top
Frill include: 4 wrapped exhibits in different sizes and 4 toys including a blue fantastic spaceship, yellow auto and a pink wand
Likewise incorporates North Pole sign, Santa's Workshop sign and a late spring occasion picture of Santa and his wife
Assemble everybody around the Christmas tree!
Help Santa take off in his sleigh!
Family double building knowledge: incorporates separate block sets with guidelines for grown-ups and youngsters matured 8 and over
Santa Clause's Workshop measures in excess of 6" (16cm) high, 3" (8cm) profound a
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