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Iron Man 3 is almost here, and so are new Lego sets. The set that grabbed my attention right away was the Iron Man: Extremis Sea Port Battle (76006)
Masked Builder over at Eurobricks posted a great review. If you are avoiding light spoilers, beware. Some of the details of this set may spoil basic plot.
http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=80925
Pet Shop Shopping.
Introducing the new LegoGenre Wallpapers with the most popular Space Madness! Lego Space has never been so mad.
These new wallpapers are the best of the best, and are available in *NEW* widescreen. Then to make it even better, there are no watermarks!
Go check them out now: http://everydaybricks.com/legogenre-wallpapers/ and keep an eye out for more…
Jack Sparrow had to face an epic battle at the end of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest. The whole film ended with an incredible battle where Jack called upon the Kraken to fight the Pearl. Someone saw this iconic scene and thought; that needs to be in Lego.
That person is Flickr user cmaddison, who created ’Ello Beastie. Can Lego Jack Sparrow survive?
(spoiler: Yes!)
Good Lego Dog.
Street Scene.
With Lego having licenses to both DC Comics and Marvel Comics it means that as every new film based on their comics is released, so too is a new Lego set.
Man of Steel, the new Superman film directed by Zack Snyder, is getting its first Lego set. Superman: Black Zero Escape is just starting to hit stores now, with the first sets showing up in Germany.
Plissken of Eurobricks has posted the first full review. A huge surprise is General Zod’s full combat armor. I have a feeling that this set will become a must buy for any scifi builder out there.
Epic Beard Dude & Hipstapig.
Mr. Gold has been found, and on eBay happens to be as costly as gold.
The current Series 10 of the Lego Collectable Minifigures features a new super rare figure. For the first time Lego has packaged 5000 limited gold (plastic) minifigs randomly worldwide. When the series was first spotted about a month ago no one had a clue exactly how these figures would work.
And, work they do. The first Mr. Gold figures are up for sale from $500 to $1300. Wow.
ToysNBricks has a great write up about said figure, and even does some math about weather or not the investment is worth it.
http://toysnbricks.com/mr-gold-lego-minifigure-picture-71001-series-10/
Epic Beard Dude.