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LEGO Releases James Bond Spectre Aston Martin Teaser

July 1, 2018 /

LEGO James Bond Aston Martin

LEGO has released another teaser for the LEGO James Bond Aston Martin set which contains another quote from a movie. This time they have the following quotes:

Oh, yes. That old thing is taking quite a bit of time. Mind you, there wasn’t much left to work, only a steering wheel.

I believe I said bring it back in one piece, not bring back one piece.

Both quotes were from the 2015 James Bond movie, Spectre, starring Daniel Craig. As we know by now, LEGO will be releasing some kind of set and most believe will indeed be the Aston Martin DB5 as the next LEGO Creator set. Adding on to the news, the August 2018 LEGO Store Calendar is now out and it is possible that it could be released for Early Access on August 15 however it could also be the one for July 18-31 slot because the LEGO Ideas Voltron (21311) is slated for July 23.

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LEGO Releases Another James Bond Aston Martin Teaser

June 30, 2018 /

LEGO James Bond

LEGO has released another teaser for a mysterious LEGO James Bond set earlier this morning. If you’re a fan of the James Bond movies, you would recognize that the quote above is from Skyfall. Most readers have come to the conclusion that the set could be the Aston Martin DB5 as they are also working with Aston Martin as well. Stay tuned as the reveal of the set will be probably sometime next month.

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More LEGO James Bond Aston Martin Teasers

June 25, 2018 /

LEGO James Bond 007

The official Twitter accounts for both James Bond and Aston Martin has released more teasers of the mysterious set that they are working with LEGO on. It’s still unsure what they are working on but the most likely guess is the famous Aston Martin DB5 from James Bond which could also include an ejector seat. Stay tuned as there will be more teaser up until the official announcement for the set.


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How Does Three LEGO Creator Roller Coaster (10261) Sets Combined Look Like?

June 8, 2018 /

The LEGO Creator Roller Coaster (10261) is now available and it looks very impressive as it is but what if you combine it with multiple copies of the set? Nati con i LEGO has released a new video of them showing off the Roller Coaster with three sets combined which is a feat in itself. The first thing that your eyes are probably drawn to is the constructed loop. There’s enough height on the initial drop that the momentum lets the carts go through the loop with ease. I wish the video showed a wider shot of the drop from the top of the tracks but nevertheless it is pretty stunning seeing three Roller Coaster sets combined into one larger coaster. Check out the video below.

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LEGO Creator Roller Coaster (10261) Designer Video

June 2, 2018 /

The LEGO Creator Roller Coaster (10261) is now available for purchase to the general public and at the same time, LEGO has finally released the designer video for the set. LEGO designer Robert Heim talks about some of the play features the Roller Coaster has. He also talks about some of the new elements that you can find within the set.

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Should LEGO Release a Roller Coaster Tracks Pack?

May 20, 2018 /

The new LEGO Creator Roller Coaster (10261) is now available for VIP members and many fans are excited to see a set that have been long-awaited since the Fairground subtheme was first started a few years ago. As we know by now, The Joker Manor (70922) introduced some of the new roller coaster tracks but it was hard and fairly expensive to get the track pieces in a larger quantity. We do get a few of the straight pieces in the Rhino Face-Off by the Mine (76099) but those were only straight tracks and some of the curved tracks were in the more expensive sets.

The question at hand is should LEGO release a roller coaster track pack like they do with the LEGO City train tracks? I’m sure that fans will defintely appreciate this kind of pack as it does give an opportunity to get a variety of track pieces in one pack instead of going through BrickLink or other places. They will probably eventually show up on Bricks & Pieces but I would rather just get a single pack and get it out the way.

What do you guys think? Should LEGO release a roller coaster track pack now that they are releasing more sets with these tracks pieces? Let us know in the comments below.

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LEGO Summer 2018 Set Details Recap

May 20, 2018 /

LEGO Wizarding World Harry Potter Hogwarts Whomping Willow (75953)

It’s been a busy few days will all the summer 2018 LEGO set reveals that I haven’t posted about last month. I’ve compiled an organized list of details including pricing and piece count each of the sets that were announced the past couple of days. You can also view each set by clicking on the theme title.

Architecture

Great Wall of China (21041) – 551 pieces – $49.99
Statue of Liberty (21042) – 1685 pieces – $119.99

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Harry Potter & Hedwig (41615) – 180 pieces – $14.99
Hermione Granger (41616) – 127 pieces – $9.99
Ron Weasley & Albus Dumbledore (41621) – 245 pieces – $19.99

City

Arctic Ice Glider (60190) – 50 pieces – $6.99
Arctic Exploration Team (60191) – 70 pieces – $9.99
Arctic Ice Crawler (60192) – 200 pieces – $24.99
Arctic Air Transport (60193) – 277 pieces – $39.99
Arctic Scout Truck (60194) – 322 pieces – $59.99
Arctic Mobile Exploration Base (60195) – 786 pieces – $119.99
Arctic Supply Plane (60196) – 707 pieces – $79.99
Passenger Train (60197) – 677 pieces – $159.99
Cargo Train (60198) – 1226 pieces – $229.99
Capital (60200) – 1211 pieces – $149.99
LEGO City 2018 Advent Calendar (60201) – 313 pieces – $29.99
People Pack – Outdoor Adventures (60202) – 164 pieces – $39.99
City Hospital (60204) – 861 pieces – $99.99
Tracks (60205) – 20 pieces – $19.99
Switch Tracks (60238) – 8 pieces – $15.99

Classic

Bricks Bricks Bricks (10717) – 1500 pieces – $59.99

Creator

Modular Sweet Surprises (31077) – … Continue

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