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Free DLCs Announced for LEGO Marvel’s Avengers Video Game

January 13, 2016 / Michael Tran / 7 Comments

LEGO Marvel's Avengers Video Game - Anti-Registration

Earlier today, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment announced some DLC packs for the LEGO Marvel’s Avengers Video Game that will be FREE exclusives to the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4. The first one is the Captain America: Civil War Character Pack which will include notable characters in their respective outfits for the film. The other free DLC pack is the Ant-Man Character & Level Pack which lets you play through the events of the movie.

LEGO Marvel’s Avengers will be available in two weeks and there are different promotions from various retailers. Gamestop will have the Silver Centurion Iron Man minifigure while over on Amazon, you can save 20% off the list price if you are a Prime member.

Update: Other systems will get the DLCs as well but at a later date. Marvel’s Captain America: Civil War playable 1/26/16, exclusive through 4/26/16. Marvel’s Ant-Man playable 4/5/16, exclusive through 7/5/16. Thanks to Al in the comments for the info.

Marvel’s Captain America: Civil War and Marvel’s Ant-Man DLC Packs Announced for LEGO® Marvel’s Avengers as FREE PlayStation Exclusives

Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment today announced that LEGO® Marvel’s Avengers will offer upcoming DLC packs based on the Marvel Studios films Marvel’s Captain America: Civil War and Marvel’s Ant-Man, available as a FREE download exclusively for PlayStation®4 and PlayStation®3 players.

The addition of these packs further bolster the blockbuster content in LEGO® Marvel’s Avengers, which will now feature storylines and characters from eight films within the Marvel Cinematic Universe, as well as classic Avengers content from Marvel Comics.

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LEGO Ideas Gingerbread House Achieves 10,000 Supporters

January 12, 2016 / Allen "Tormentalous" Tran / 1 Comment

The Gingerbread House by Swan Dutchman is the latest project to achieve 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas. We’ve already seen LEGO do a Gingerbread House with the holiday exclusive set 40139 but the project proposes one that’s large enough to fit in with the Winter Village theme. The Gingerbread House now joins the Fossil Museum as the two projects so far to qualify for the First 2016 Review Stage.

LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes Batman Classic TV Series – Batcave (76052) Officially Revealed

January 12, 2016 / Allen "Tormentalous" Tran / 22 Comments

Today is the 50th anniversary of the 1960’s Batman TV series and to commemorate the event, LEGO has officially revealed the LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes Batman Classic TV Series – Batcave (76052). The set contains 2,526 pieces and will retail for $269.99. It’ll be available for LEGO VIP members early on February 15-29 and to the general public on March 1. Check out the official press release below as well as more images of the set.

76052 Batman™ Classic TV Series – Batcave

Ages 14+. 2,526 pieces.
US $269.99 – CA $329.99 – DE 249.99€ – UK £229.99 – DK 2499.00 DKK

Drive the villains out from Batman’s Batcave!

Help Batman™ and Robin™ to drive the villain intruders from the Batcave, featuring a Bat Lab with Batcomputer, plus the Batmobile with stud shooters, Batcopter with flick missiles and the Batcycle. This special model, based on the classic 1960s TV show, also has a Wayne Manor section with an exterior wall to climb on and Bruce Wayne’s study featuring the iconic Batphone and a false bookcase that slides open to reveal the secret entrance to the Batcave. Before spiraling down the Batpoles into the Batcave, change identity from Bruce Wayne™ and Dick Grayson™ into Batman and Robin (separate minifigures included).

• Includes 9 minifigures: Batman™, Robin™, Bruce Wayne™, Dick Grayson™, Alfred Pennyworth™, The Joker™, Catwoman™, The Riddler™ and The Penguin™.
• This LEGO® model of the Batcave as seen in the classic 1960s TV series features 2 Batpoles for Batman™ and Robin™ to slide down,

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LEGO Star Wars Buildable Figures Captain Phasma (75118) Review

January 11, 2016 / Allen "Tormentalous" Tran / 0 Comments

LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakes Buildable Figures Captain Phasma (75118)

In the beginning of the year, LEGO released some new LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens sets including the new wave of Buildable Figures sets. This includes some of the main characters in the movie including Captain Phasma (75118). The set has 82 pieces and retails at $24.99. The higher price is slightly justified by some of the items which I’ll explain a little later. The contents of the box include two un-numbered bags, a bagged cape, a loose torso frame, and the instructions booklet.

LEGO Disney Collectible Minifigures (71012) Update

January 11, 2016 / Allen "Tormentalous" Tran / 20 Comments

I haven’t talked much about this lately but there are some new updates to the LEGO Disney Collectible Minifigures (71012) since I last posted about them. You may remember there was a rumored list for the figures coming from a Ukrainian site. Unfortunately, that list turned out to be dead in the water and there was no merit to it.

Fast-forward to the present time and there have been a few members on Eurobricks who have pretty much confirmed a couple of minifigures that will indeed be in the wave including Ursula, Peter Pan, Mr. Incredible, and Syndrome. This has been corroborated by some images of hair molds that popped up online a few weeks ago. There are also rumors of Genie, Mickey Mouse, Captain Hook, and two unspecified Disney Princesses. The LEGO Disney Collectible Minifigures (71012) are scheduled to be released in May and we should have more details coming out in the next couple of months.

Bricks Culture Issue 4 Press Release

January 11, 2016 / Allen "Tormentalous" Tran / 0 Comments

The folks over at Bricks Culture has sent over the press release for issue 4 of the magazine. Check out below what the next issue of Brick Culture has to offer.

Pre-order Bricks Culture issue 4 now

Collaborative builds and innovators galore

Issue 4 of Bricks Culture magazine continues to explore the world of LEGO and its role within modern pop culture. As more individuals adopt this medium as a form of expression we discover bonds are being formed, spawning the most amazing collaborative builds.

This issues cover, showcases the amazing work of the Arvo brothers and how they have taken their Alien model to the next level, by producing it as a book. Prolific builder Simon Liu looks at community builds and shares his love for science fiction while David Alexander Smith conducts an collaborative experiment by asking three builders to create one model. This is without the knowledge of what the other is building – an amazing outcome I am sure you will agree.

When it comes to pioneering builders this issue is not in short supply as we visit the home of OrionPax and delve through his tv inspired creations. Including giant transformers, terminators and realistic inspector gadget model. We catch up with former LEGO designer and space aficionado Bjarne Panduro Tveskov before visiting Alaska to discover the Bionicle creations of Breann Sledge.

There’s more inspiration from the likes of Chris McVeigh and Cole Blaq while James Pegrum gives us another lesson from history.

Packed with innovators and creators from across the world,

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LEGO Creator Year of the Monkey (40207)

January 10, 2016 / Allen "Tormentalous" Tran / 0 Comments

Lunar New Year 2016, aka Chinese New Year, is now less than one month away and people, including me, have already started preparing for the occasion. For 2016, the Chinese zodiac lands on the Year of the Monkey so for those who were born in the years 1944, 1956, 1968, 1980, 1992, 2004, and 2016, this is your year to shine.

For the past couple of years, LEGO has released small Creator sets celebrating the Lunar New Year with sets that are only available in Asian countries and they have continued that this year with the Year of the Monkey (40207) set. This set has 165 pieces and is currently available at Toys R Us Hong Kong as part of their promotion.

For people in other parts of the world, it’s almost impossible to get one of these sets unless you have connections or you just buy it off the secondary market. Fortunately, LEGO has provided the building instructions for you to create your own if you have the parts. I hope LEGO continues these kinds of builds for at least two more years for the the Year of the Dog because I’ll be very interested in that one.