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After having been inactive on this forum and reviving my participation again, could I please ask you to change my name to 'Brickker' ( notice the double k ) ? SecondHandLego used to be the name under which I had a shop in bricklink, but that shop doesn't exist anymore.
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DC Superheroes 2025 - Rumors & Discussion
BrickBob Studpants replied to Clone OPatra's topic in LEGO Licensed
True. The last couple of villain vehicles were two 4+ Jonklermobiles, a skateboard, and Penguin‘s rubber ducky from the accessory pack, and that‘s across 5 years! You kinda have to feel bad for the DC villains in the current LEGO world. The Batman villains get steamrolled by an armada of Batvehicles and then swiftly sent to the Aslume, Lex gets beaten to a pulp by a Soup mech, and any other villains don‘t even get the luxury of existing! -
I bought a second WV trainstation and build it up as a mirror version and thus making my station twice as big. I only needed to replace two small pieces because they were they wrong way now.
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LEGO Star Wars 2025 Set Discussion - READ FIRST POST!!!
BrickPrick replied to MKJoshA's topic in LEGO Star Wars
D23 will start with Lego Star Wars representation. "Good things come to those who wait", a spokesperson says. They will unveil the curtain on the upcoming TIE Avenger, which just casually chills there on a table. The first official Mando & Grogu trailer follows immediately after, which also features the Avenger. The show concludes with a heartfelt public apology to @CloneCommando99 for any caused inconvenience. They will also grant him early access free of charge. In addition, they announce to honor his journey by heavily showcasing his dreams and memes in the set's manual. "Thanks for your time everyone. I know this show has been somewhat on the shorter side, but everything was said. Bye bye." -
DC Superheroes 2025 - Rumors & Discussion
psqidexslizer replied to Clone OPatra's topic in LEGO Licensed
It’s a shame Lego is currently allergic to villain vehicles for some bizarre unknown reason. The Jokermobile, Penguin’s Submarine, Two Face’s armored car, or even that stupid tank Mr Freeze drove in Batman and Robin would all be welcome alternatives to the ongoing onslaught of Batmobiles. -
[MOC] Saab 39E Gripen 1:18
grum64 replied to Akergarden's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Oh my. This is pretty damn spectacular. Well done, you've done a great job. -
[MOC] Saab 39E Gripen 1:18
Guest replied to Akergarden's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Wow, det där är ett mästerverk, för det första så syns det verkligen att det är gripen. en sån detalj som att landningshjulen roterar bak va häftigt! måste ligga många timmars klurande bakom detta och jag älskar verkligen hur du fått in flera detaljer. -
DC Superheroes 2025 - Rumors & Discussion
calebcold3 replied to Clone OPatra's topic in LEGO Licensed
Given how 76333 doesn't have an age range yet, I feel like it could potentially be a 6+ set that is a Batman VS Joker Mech Pack. -
LEGO Star Wars 2025 Set Discussion - READ FIRST POST!!!
BrickBob Studpants replied to MKJoshA's topic in LEGO Star Wars
How about a teaser that goes public for once? Still baffling we had two already, neither of which was officially available to watch. -
LEGO Star Wars 2025 Set Discussion - READ FIRST POST!!!
AD_Bricks replied to MKJoshA's topic in LEGO Star Wars
...featuring a TIE Avenger that will consequently be made into a set because of the movie. Right? (No need to answer, of course it will) -
Jurassic Properties 2025 - Rumors & Discussion
FinlayTheFaithful replied to Clone OPatra's topic in LEGO Licensed
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/yYSamjAEi-Q Might not be official, but I found a Rebirth raptor custom that's exactly what it should have been. Thought it was worth sharing -
I think most of the US suppliers of ball bearing wheel sets use bricktracks wheels and axles, which are available in Europe here: https://habricks.com/product-category/wheels/ and ball bearing sets sourced from outside of the US (probably China)
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Those who regularly visit this topic are no doubt aware, but for anyone arriving late: 10365 Captain Jack Sparrow's Pirate Ship has been officially announced for release on 15 September, 2025. Piece Count: 2,861 bricks of nautical glory Price: $329.99 USD / €329.99 / £299.99 / $449.99 CAD/ $549.99 AUD Age Range: 18+ (no whippersnappers allowed)
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We currently have one $100 Batmobile, two $60 Batmobiles, and one $20 4+ Batmobile on shelves. The older ones may be phased out for the new ones, but some stores I’ll see have recently older sets in addition to current sets. If these three $30 sets are all Batmobiles, seeing seven Batmobiles on shelves concurrently at all different prices would be wild.
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LEGO Star Wars 2025 Set Discussion - READ FIRST POST!!!
CloneCommando99 replied to MKJoshA's topic in LEGO Star Wars
Day #126 of demanding a Lego Tie Avenger. However delusional my desires might be, it’s still an awesome ship from an awesome show and deserves a set. D23 starts tomorrow. M&G teaser trailer? -
I wish Lego would make, like, actually good mechs. Like this:
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I watched Tiago Catarino's review and Racing Brick's, both of which were very good. The way they talked about the build experience has tipped me into getting it. The way they both thought it was ludicrously overpriced entrenched my position to wait until a major offer or sale comes along because it really is very expensive, especially when compared to the Endurance.
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When you say large, does that mean bigger than minifig scale? How did it compare to Lego in terms of sticker usage?
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On the topic of "plate stacking," coincidentally, I just picked up one of the Mega Bloks Hot Wheels sets on super clearance at Kohl's (was marked down from $29.99 to $22.49, then an additional 50% off, so I paid about $12 for it). It was my first large non-LEGO brick toy in a very long time, but I have to say, I did notice a pretty distinct difference in the build experience between LEGO and this one. There was definitely more "stacking" of plates, and despite the fact that it's a relatively blocky looking car, the model itself actually used mostly plates to put it together, save for the doors. So, I guess it's not just LEGO! For the record, I did enjoy the build, and the final model looks really good, I just wasn't expecting it to also "feel" different while putting it together.
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Disney Properties 2025 - Rumors & Discussion
JohnTPT17 replied to Clone OPatra's topic in LEGO Licensed
This short was far weaker than the first one. The 2023 one had a ticking clock to complete the quest, each princess contributed something meaningful, etc. This one felt far more generic and boring (though I did at least appreciate the jokes about not knowing who Sir Hiss is and acknowledging Jasmine being missing). It could have been any mix of princesses, or even just one of them, and it wouldn't have changed the plot much. Bog Monster did look a bit Friend-ified and I don't know if I like the face just being a printed part like Molten Man, but at least it's a possibility. I do wonder under what circumstances they recorded Pat Carroll's lines, though - have they been sitting on these lines this long, or did they get repurposed from something else? -
LEGO Star Wars 2025 Set Discussion - READ FIRST POST!!!
Flieger replied to MKJoshA's topic in LEGO Star Wars
To be fair, it is still a small sample size compared to Lego's global market impact. It just that some of the things said about "kids/AFOLs" really gets under my skin, so maybe I should be a little more relaxed.