We now have 2 days left until the end of the LEGO Star Wars 2012 Advent Calendar (9509) finishes which means there’s some good stuff left to open and build. What will we get today?
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A couple of new LEGO Legends of Chima videos have recently surfaced, both coming from Toys R Us Hong Kong. The first one describes what the theme is about and the second gives a first look at what Speedorz looks like. From what it looks like, you power up your vehicle with ripcords and aim them at boulders to release the CHI balls. There are also cards involved with the game but it’s not shown.
Welcome to the world of Chima, a magical kingdom of animal warrior tribes co-existing in peaceful harmony. Meet Laval the Lion, Eris the Eagle, Worriz the Wolf, and Cragger the Crocodile. Sadly, the long-lasting peace is threatened and conflict is inevitable. The animal tribes turn against each other fighting for the control of the magical Chi; the energy source that gives the animal warriors and their vehicles special speed, strength and power. Join the legend and find out who will win the fight for Chi and ultimately become the ruler of the amazing world of LEGO Chima.
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Things are starting to heat up in the LEGO Star Wars 2012 Advent Calendar (9509). What will we be getting today?
The LEGO Jury has completed their review of the LEGO CUUSOO Summer projects and the results are in. The sets that are under consideration are the Eve Online Ships – Rifter, the Back To The Future DeLorean Time Machine, The Legend of Zelda, and the Modular Western Town. And the next LEGO CUUSOO set will be…
We are down to five days left until Christmas and we’ve had our share of good and not so good builds in the LEGO Star Wars 2012 Advent Calendar (9509). Let us continue and see what we get today.
When we first heard that LEGO might be releasing sets based on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon, we immediately got very excited. Today, LEGO has released all the sets in the line and here we have the Kraang Lab Escape (79100) for our first TMNT review. The set contains 90 pieces and retails for $12.99, which comes out to a whopping $0.14/piece. The box has two un-numbered bags and one small instruction booklet.
YourCreativeFriends are back with another review of the LEGO Ninjago Warrior Bike (70501). This set contains 210 pieces and retails for $19.99. You get two minifigures in the set: Jay in elemental robes and a Stone Soldier. Check out more details and play features of the Warrior Bike in the video below. Remember to subscribe to YCF’s channel for a chance to win some great sets in their Double Up giveaway.
