Fox has released the official promo poster for the The Simpsons LEGO episode “Brick Like Me.” The episode will premiere this Sunday, May 4th on Fox at 8/7c.
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The French LEGO Shop@Home website has posted an image of the FREE promotional poster that will be given away with any LEGO Star Wars purchase, while supplies last. The poster features the iconic lightsaber battle between Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader in The Empire Strikes Back (see below). Read more about the May the 4th promotions here.
LEGO has officially revealed their latest exclusive set, the LEGO Creator Expert Fairground Mixer (10244) at the Sydney Brick Show in Australia. This fairground set is fit neatly into two trucks and is easily opened to show the whole ride and games. The Mixer itself is also Power Functions ready so you can just pop in a motor and let it run. The Fairground Mixer consists of 1746 pieces and will retail for $149.99 and will be available in June. Check out the official press release, designer video, and more images of the set below.
… Continue10244 Fairground Mixer
Ages 16+ | 1,746 Pieces
US $149.99 – CA $179.99 – AU $199.99 – DE 129.99€ – UK £119.99 – DK 1,199.00 DKK
*Euro pricing varies by country. Please visit shop.LEGO.com for regional pricing.
Climb aboard the LEGO® Fairground Mixer and hold onto your hat!
Unfold the awesome Fairground Mixer, turn the crank and see it come to life! The fair has come to town and children and adults alike can’t wait to try the rides. Buy your ticket from the ticket booth and climb aboard the Mixer. Then try reaching the golden bell on the high striker or hit the target to plunge the dunk tank lady into the water. As evening falls, the swirling Mixer ride glows in the darkness, before being folded down onto its own trailer for transportation to the next town. This magical fairground is packed with wonderful details that will capture everyone’s imagination. Includes 12 minifigures: a juggling man on stilts, dunk
Earlier today while I was at Philly Brick Fest 2014, I received an email from the LEGO VIP Program and they have given us a sneak peek on what we can expect from the LEGO Star Wars “May the 4th Be WIth You” promotion at LEGO Brand Stores and on Shop@Home. The promo starts next weekend from May 3-5 and the offers are good while supplies last.
The first promo is the FREE Darth Revan minifigure with purchases of LEGO Star Wars purchases of $75 or more.
The second promo is a FREE poster with any LEGO Star Wars purchase.
Finally, there will be a sale on select LEGO Star Wars items.
TeeFury is back with another LEGO themed t-shirt which features Good Cop/Bad Cop/Scribble-Face Cop from The LEGO Movie. This new shirt pays homage to Clint Eastwood’s The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. This shirt is now available for $11 and the offer is good for only 24 hours. Get yours today before time runs out.
Day 2 of Philly Brick Fest 2014 came and went and during the day, judges were walking around evaluating a ton of MOCs in various themes which included best Philly MOC, Space, Bionicle, Military/Historical, Most Creative, Train, Steampunk, Building/Structure. Winners of these respective themes will get a custom Rocky trophy designed by Tyler Clites (Legohaulic). There was even a Stanley the Snail Award for best snail MOC.
The first award given out was an honorary award given to Chris Edwards who was the first person to register as an AFOL and the first person to display his MOCs.
The second award given out during the night was the Stanley the Snail Award given to the best snail MOC out of the whole convention. The winner of this award was Nicki Toizer.
The second Rocky that was given out was to the best MOC which represented Philly. This award was also given to Nicki Toizer for her Cheesesteak w/ Fries.
The next award was for best Space themed MOC. The winner was Jim Rhoades for Comet Empire.
After that, we had the best Bionicle set which went to Joshua Kunicki for his Flagious MOC.
Up next was the best Military/Historical MOC and the winner was Todd Michels for his Tank vs Helicopter display.
The next award that was up for grabs was the Most Creative MOC which went to Richard Chow/BrickFormula for his LEGO Sorter. You can check out how it works here.
The following award that was given out was the best Train. … Continue
Today was the first day of AFOL & Exhibitor registration for Philly Brick Fest 2014 and inside my goodie bag was an exclusive LEGO event kit for particular registrants, Ben’s Discovery (PBF001). This minifigure is one of Philadelphia’s finest residents and his work in proving that lightning is electricity, Benjamin Franklin.
He is created from Bilbo Baggins’ torso and Shakespeare’s hair piece. There is also his kite and the key that is attached to the string. He is housed in a clear standard baseball card case. Overall, Ben Franklin is a pretty cool and exclusive minifigure to add to my LEGO collection.
