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G.I. Joe Sky Hawk VTOL by Flashback Bricks

If you were a child in 80' and 90's, it is most likely that you have played with G.I. Joe toys. It was a iconic toyline with TV series. Flickr user and LEGO builder Flashback Bricks shared this G.I. Joe model aircraft namely Sky Hawk VTOL as replica of a real toy vehichle. The shaping and the colors are really resembles the original toy. Custom minifigures are also looking great as well. Check out the builders photostream for many more great creations like this one.

Original toys box art.

Mech Inside Bigger Mech!


LEGO fan and flickr.com user Moko a.k.a. LEGO DOU Moko who is also one of our guest of honors, recently shared these unusual and beautiful mechas in his photo-stream. Honestly I haven't seen a mecha that can fit into another mecha before. The bigger mecha is called Baikanfu and according to my short research these are robots and characters from a Robo Machine. MOC's are impressive shaped and completely studless. Don't forget to check out our special interview with the builder if you haven't read it yet.

News: Photo for LEGO Collectible Minifigures Series 17 revealed at Toy Fair


LEGO has recently revealed the box of the upcoming Collectible Minifigures Series 17 in the their preview event in New York Toy Fair. This high-quality photo and names was shared by the Brick-Show. According to them possible names of the mini-figures are: 

Top row from left to right: Surfer Boy, Gourmet Chef, Hot Dog Vendor, Elf Maiden, Circus Strongman, Yuppie, Veterinerian, and (possibly) Highwayman. Bottom row from left to right: Connoisseur, Butterfly Girl, Roman Gladiator, Corn Cob Guy, Retro Space Hero, Dance Instructor, Battle Dwarf and Rocket boy. 

The Brick Fan has released a feel guide for finding the figures you want in blind bags. In my opinion this series contains very nice figures and also below average figures at the same time. There are many new accessories, recolored pieces and animals that will make the LEGO fans very happy. The rocket boy and the corn cob guy will be possibly the most favorites among the fans because of their body-wear accessories. French bulldog that will come out together with Connoisseur will be nice addition to LEGO's dog species list.

News: Second Wave of the new Star Wars Film sets for Winter 2017 are revealed!


Photos of the new sets related to the upcoming movie, Star Wars The Rogue One for the winter 2017. There are two new battlepacks and four new microfighters included. Click on the photos to enlarge.


75172: Y-Wing Starfighter:
 75171: Battle on Scarif

 75165: Imperial Trooper Battle Pack
75164: Rebel Trooper Battle Pack
75160: U-Wing Microfighter
75161: Tie Striker Microfighter
75163: Krennic's Imperial Shuttle Microfighter
75162: Y-wing Microfighter

News: Photos for Star Wars: Rogue One sets are officially released!


Official photos for the new Star Wars sets are finally here! Star Wars movie: Rogue One: A Star Wars Story will be on cinemas on 14 December 2016.  The minifigures are looking great as well as the design of the vehicles. You can click on the photos to enlarge.

75152 Imperial Assault Hovertank
385 pieces, Price: £34.99 / $29.99 / 39.99€



Transformer Sideswipe by Joe Perez


Flickr.com user and LEGO fan Joe Perez a.k.a. MortalSwordsman who was blogged here with his previous Transformer robot MOC's like Nemesis Prime and Soundwave shared this great transformers robot Sideswipe in his flickr.com photo-stream. The shaping and colors match perfectly the original model and it can transform into a vehicle as always. The builder also shared this picture where you can see how the transformation occurs step by step like the instructions of the old Transformers toys.

Team Cap, or team Stark?

https://www.flickr.com/photos/legohaulic/26334286963/

These cute Iron man and Captain America figures were recently shared by famous brick artist and flickr.com user Tyler a.k.a Legohaulic in his photo-stream and facebook page. The figures are really cute and the shaping is like a plastic toy.

Constructicons and Devastator by Kevin Ryhal

https://www.flickr.com/photos/57996423@N06/26882099996/in/contacts/

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Kevin Ryhal recently shared these cute micro-scale transformers robots in his photo-stream which brings my childhood memories back. These tiny robots are the the decepticon robots called Constructicons which come together to build another Decepticon robot Devastator in animated TV series. These robot looks very accurate to the plastic toy versions from 80's with their color-scheme and shape.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/57996423@N06/26882100026

 As you can see in the first photo these robots can transform from vehicle form to robot form an with few additional parts they assemble together as the larger robot Devastator as seen in the second photo. For more info and photos you can visit MOCpages.

Transformer Soundwave in LEGO Form

https://www.flickr.com/photos/mortalswordsman/26324426206/

This MOC brought my child-hood memories back. LEGO fan and flickr.com user Joe Perez a.k.a. MortalSwordsman shared this amazing model of Soundwave a Decepticon robot from the Transformers cartoon TV series. The shaping and the colorscheme are amazingly acurate as well as the transformation capability. The creator also built smaller robots which can transform into casettes as well and they come out of the chest of Soundwave as they o in the cartoon.