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MTV has revealed a new San Diego Comic Con 2017 promotional poster for The LEGO Ninjago Movie. It features Garmadon and Lloyd at the top with the Ninjas and Master Wu at the bottom. It was given away during the autograph signing event.
The LEGO Ninjago Movie has a pretty big presence at SDCC this year and we’re all excited for the upcoming panel which should have a new trailer for the movie as well.
San Diego Comic Con 2017 Preview Night kicked off earlier today and as soon as the doors were open, I headed straight to the LEGO booth where it was featuring a lot of The LEGO Ninjago Movie. All of the sets accompanying the movie were on display but we also got a look at one of the sets that will be coming out later in the year with garmadon, Garmadon, GARMADON! (70656). We got a set description of it last month and we finally have a good look at it. The set was shown in the trailer and it includes Garmadon’s shark mech but it also has a little hot dog stand with the Hot Dog Guy minifigure as well. It has 830 pieces and will retail for $79.99 starting on December 1.
**Sorry for the vertical picture. I was taking these photos for my Instagram.**
Here’s something coming out of the Brickset Forums yesterday regarding the highly rumored and anticipated updated LEGO Star Wars UCS Millennium Falcon (75192). I saw it yesterday but there was plenty of San Diego Comic Con 2017 news and planning that I held off on reporting it.
If you’re familiar with the set listings on Brickset, you would sometimes see something called “Bricklist Notes” in which LEGO designers can put notes into sets they have designed to give some information about the creative process. Hans Burkhard Schlömer, who is on the LEGO Star Wars design team, has worked previous sets including the Millennium Falcon (75105) and UCS sets such as the Slave I and the Assault on Hoth (75098) has given an very interesting note on a set that was released this year. In the Republic Fighter Tank (75182) listing, Hans wrote:
Clones need a ride too! I did this set as a quick side-project while working on a much, much, much, much, much, much larger set which is going to be announced on September 1st 2017.
If you’re a Star Wars fan, you would know that September 1 is the planned date for Star Wars Force Friday II event for The Last Jedi. I’m not a rocket scientist but that sounds like a big ol’ hint for the Millennium Falcon, doesn’t it? Or it could just be that reported UCS BB-8 (75187) that is supposedly coming as well.
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The other LEGO Marvel Super Heroes Spider-Man: Homecoming set that has been released to accompany the film is Beware the Vulture (76083). It contains 375 pieces and retails for $39.99 which is somewhat high which I’ll explain later. As stated before, there will be some spoilers as in my other Homecoming set review so you’ve been warned if you haven’t seen the movie yet.
They waited until the last minute to reveal it but LEGO has announced one of the exclusive minifigures they will be giving away during San Diego Comic Con 2017. TV Insider has revealed that Vixen from DC’s Legends of Tomorrow will be available on Friday, July 21 and Sunday, July 23.
The procedure to get one is the same as previous years. At 12:30pm each day, head upstairs to the Pavilion Terrace to get in line to try your luck. People who aren’t able to attend can enter via Twitter. Stay tuned as Thursday’s and Saturday’s LEGO minifigure is announced soon.
Spider-Man: Homecoming cruised their way to a $117 million opening weekend and had a steady second week in theaters. There are a couple of LEGO Marvel Super Heroes sets that accompany the movie as LEGO has been doing traditionally for a while now and the first set I’ll be reviewing is the ATM Heist Battle (76082). It contains 185 pieces and retail for a modest $19.99.
Warning: There might be some spoilers.
A few months ago, I reported on some rumored 2018 LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes sets. Today, Forbes has officially revealed three sets which will be shown off at San Diego Comic Con next week. The price points of the sets will range from $19.99 to $39.99.
The first set is is called Superman Krypto Team-Up (76096) and it includes minifigures of Superman, Lobo, and Krypto. The majority of the set is based on Lobo’s Spacehog.
… Continue76096 Superman™ & Krypto™ Team-Up – $19.99
Join Krypto™ the Super-Dog’s bid to release Superman™ with this LEGO® DC Comics Super Heroes Superman & Krypto Team-Up set, featuring Lobo’s Space Hog bike, a Kryptonite prison, buildable red Power Unit and assorted translucent-green Power Burst elements to customize your builds and minifigures. Fire the Space Hog bike’s stud shooters and use its bomb-dropping function to activate the prison’s explode function. This awesome set also includes 2 minifigures and a Krypto the Super-Dog figure.
Includes Superman™ and Lobo™ minifigures, plus a buildable Krypto™ the Super-Dog figure.
Lobo’s Space Hog bike features a minifigure seat, 2 Kryptonite stud shooters, bomb-dropping function, and 2 adjustable boosters.
Kryptonite prison features 2 translucent-green prison walls and an explode function.
Use the bomb dropped from Lobo’s Space Hog to activate the prison’s explode function.
Includes 10 assorted translucent-green Power Burst elements to customize your builds and minifigures.
Also includes the buildable red Power Unit.
Krypto™ the Super-Dog figure is new for January 2018.
Connect the Kryptonite prison to the 76097 Lex Luthor™ Mech Takedown set for even
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