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If you missed out on The LEGO Batman Movie Mini Batmobile building event at Barnes & Noble yesterday, a reader has kindly sent over a copy of the instructions. This Batmobile is different from the one from Toys R Us as it more resembles the Speedwagon. It doesn’t look like there are any exclusive parts used for the build so you can create your own if you have them. If you want, you can download the whole PDF here.
Thanks to Tim for the instructions.
Amazon currently has a pretty good deals for some The LEGO Batman Movie sets that are 25% off the retail price. First is The Batmobile (70905) which is at $44.96. This makes the set a good $0.08/piece ratio and you get four large wheels as well. You can take a look at my review of the set here.
The other set that has good deal is the Batcave Break-In (70909) which is at $74.96. With the sale, the set is at a great $0.07/piece with a lot of exclusive minifigures including three Batsuit variants. You can take a look at my review here.
The LEGO BrickHeadz theme seems to be pretty popular among the community and one of the new sets that was revealed during the 2017 New York Toy Fair was Captain Jack Sparrow (41593) from the upcoming Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales movie. The set has 109 pieces and is priced at $9.99 with a March 17 release for LEGO VIP members and April 1 for the general public. The contents of the box include two unnumbered bags, a loose 4×6 plate, and the instructions.
The Jeep Wrangler Rubicon by ck80 is the latest project to achieve 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas. It is a very detailed build of the vehicle and the size is the same as other LEGO Creator vehicle sets like the VW Camper Van, Beetles, and BMW Mini.
The project now joins The Blues Mobile, SEGA Classic Arcade Machines, Dungeon Master, Red Arrows Hawk, and Venetian Houses as the projects to reach the First 2017 Review Stage.
There are many LEGO terms that are used in the community, some that you may not have heard of before. There’s a list of some of the more commonly used terms. Let me know if there’s something that I should add on.
AFOL: Adult Fan of LEGO.
Bigfig: Big Figure. Refers to a character that is larger than the standard LEGO minifigure.
Bley: Light Bley: Bluish Grey, also called as Medium Stone Gray by the LEGO.
BrickLink: An online marketplace for people to buy and sell LEGO, either by sets, minifigures, individual parts, or other LEGO products.
BURP: Big Ugly Rock Piece – a large section of LEGO rock face. Part 6082.
Cheese Slope: A 1×1 piece that has a 33° slope. Part 54200.
Clone: Construction toys that are “compatible” with LEGO products but not at the same quality.
Collector: A LEGO fan whose interest in the hobby is to collect sets, usually for a particular theme.
Constraction: Sets that are usually buildable figures that uses ball joints. Themes include Bionicle, Hero Factory, Star Wars, Super Heroes, and Legends of Chima.
Dark Ages: A time in a LEGO fan’s life when they lose interest in the hobby.
Design ID: A number that LEGO uses for a specific part. This is used for the shape of the part but not the color.
Draft: An activity that is usually held during LEGO User Group meetings … Continue
LEGO has revealed the new LEGO Speed Champions McLaren 720S (75880) over on their Facebook Page. There isn’t much information on it but it does say that it will be available in June. I’m assuming that it will be the same size and the $14.99 price point as the individual Speed Champions vehicles.
Update: DriveTribe has more images of the McLaren 720S. The set will also include a McLaren designer instead of a driver and his design office desk.
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