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The Brick Fan and Your Creative Friends are teaming up to bring you reviews of the brand new LEGO Legends of Chima sets. This is the first of many sets that will be reviewed in the Chima line. The set contains 417 pieces and retails for $39.99, a very nice $0.10/piece. The set contains three minifigures: Laval, Longtooth and Crawley. The box contains two large instruction booklets. Check out YCF’s video below for more details of the minifigures and the Royal Fighter.
Continuing with our review of the LEGO Ninjago theme, today we get Kai’s Fire Mech (70500). This is the smallest set in this wave coming in at 102 pieces. The set retails for $11.99 and has about $0.12/piece. There are two minifigures in the set: Kai in the kimono robes and a Stone Scout. The mech uses techniques similar to the Hero Factory line for poseability. In the TV show, the Fire Mech is able to transform into a suitcase and transported in Cole’s Power Drill but it does not do that in this set. Check out YourCreativeFriends’ video below for more details of Kai’s Fire Mech and make sure to subscribe to their channel as well as our email subscription on the right side to get the latest news on Ninjago and other LEGO themes.
We have finally reached the last day in the LEGO Star Wars 2012 Advent Calendar (9509). Guess who we’ll be getting today?
In our second LEGO Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles set, we are reviewing the Stealth Shell in Pursuit (79102). The set contains 162 pieces and retails for $19.99, which is about $0.12/piece. The box contains one small instruction booklet and two numbered bags.
After the report that Toys R Us was selling the Mirkwood Elf Guard (30212) polybag on their website, many people flocked to get it and sold out very quickly. Now’s your chance to purchase it again. TRU is selling them again on their site for $4.99 each with a limit of 3 per customer. They are also having a special offer where you can get one for free with a $20 or more purchase of any LEGO product(s). This offer is valid for today and tomorrow only. Read my review of the Mirkwood Elf Guard here.
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YourCreativeFriends have been cranking out reviews of the 2013 LEGO sets and they’re back with the Ninjago Temple of Light (70505)
There are now two days left in the LEGO Star Wars 2012 Advent Calendar (9509) and we’re getting down to the nitty gritty. What do you expect us to get for Day 23?
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