75313: Imperial AT-AT Set Review
As a kid of the 80s, I was born towards the tail end of the original Star Wars trilogy. Despite two films being released before I was born, my toy collection as a kid was dominated by Star Wars. I never had the Palitoy Millennium Falcon or that odd cardboard Death Star but I did have an AT-AT. Fueled by the moment these huge walking things appeared on the icy world of Hoth, that toy was my pride and joy. A few years ago I added the...
76155: Eternals In Arishem’s Shadow Set Review
The Celestials are an ancient race of entities that possess vast power and have played an important part in the Marvel comic storylines. The MCU has touched upon these cosmic beings, mainly within the Guardians of the Galaxy films. Knowhere is a severed head of a dead Celestial, The Collector tells the story of Eson the Searcher and Peter Quill’s father is Ego the Living Planet. Beyond these mentions, this powerful race of...
76154: Eternals Deviant Ambush! Set Review
With Marvel Studios Eternals hitting cinema screens tomorrow, it’s time to continue the reviews of the LEGO® Marvel Eternals sets, with a look at the Deviant Ambush set. This is another smaller set and just like Aerial Assault, it’s focused on one of the gruesome-looking Deviant creatures. It also features three more members of the Eternals, including one exclusive to this set. The Deviants emerge after the Avengers return...
76145: Eternals’ Aerial Assault Set Review
As the Eternals arrive in the cinemas this week, it’s the perfect opportunity to take a look at the new LEGO® Marvel sets based on the latest chapter of the MCU. Just as Shang-Chi introduced us to new heroes and powers, Eternals will introduce an entire new super-powered species of heroes. There are four LEGO sets based on the film and across them, you can gather together the Eternals and build their villainous foe, the...
A Search & Find Celebration of LEGO History Book Review
There has been a multitude of LEGO® books over the past few years. It’s not surprising that the most interesting LEGO Books are those which include physical LEGO elements such as Minifigures or mini sets. But a rather unassuming book has just been released and it’s a glorious trip through the history of the LEGO Group. LEGO Everything is Awesome: A Search-and-find Celebration of LEGO History may not be the most snappy...
20330: Home Alone LEGO Ideas Set Review
We all have those films, we love and can happily watch numerous times. For me that applies to Home Alone. It came out at a time when I was around the same age as the mischievous Kevin McCalister. I adore the film and its sequel so much, I even got (and still have) a TalkBoy for Christmas one year. So I was super excited to see a fan-created project hit LEGO Ideas and even more delighted when it was chosen to become a future LEGO set....
LEGO City Stuntz Stunt Bikes Review
The LEGO® City theme has been home to various element innovations over the years. Be they inclusive parts such as the wheelchair or guide dog harness or action elements such as magnets or net guns, many others pass under the radar. The latest new addition to the LEGO range is a flywheel-powered bike, which forms the basis of the LEGO City Stuntz sub-theme. This features a number of larger playsets as well as a series of collectable...
LEGO Marvel Super Heroes Switch Game Review
Now the LEGO® Marvel Super Heroes has arrived on Nintendo Switch, it’s the perfect time to revisit this beloved LEGO adventure from TT Games. It was first launched in October 2013, where it straddled generations, appearing on both PlayStation 3 and 4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One, as well as PC and Mac. A separate version of the game also arrived on Nintendo DS the following year before also being released on Android and iOS. Now...
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