7675: AT-TE Walker Review
Theme: Star WarsNo: 7675Release Year: 2008Cost:Pieces: 798 (with 6 minifigures) Time for another Star Wars set. This set has a few similarities to last week’s ARC-170. Both are from the …
7259: ARC-170 Fighter Review
Theme: LEGO Star WarsNo: 7259Release Year: 2005 (retired set)Pieces: 396 (with 4 minifigures) We’re venturing back into the bulk lot again, with a couple of Star Wars sets. First up, …
75097: Star Wars Advent Calendar Review
With all three Advent Calendars this year, I’ll be posting a daily update to this post. Each day will have an image of the build, and a quick comment, with …
75159: UCS The Death Star Coming in 2016
Hold on to your butts people, there’s a new UCS Death Star coming in 2016! 10188: Death Star is going to be retiring soon, and LEGO have decided to create …
The end of a Star Destroyer’s life
If you haven’t seen the latest trailer for the new Star Wars movie, you are missing out, because it is brilliant. In it there is a great scene of a …
Star Wars Trench Run
I just can’t get over how big this display is! OliveSeon has created this incredible scene of one of the most iconic parts of the all the Star Wars movies. …
2015 LEGO Advent Calendars
Christmas is coming once again, and we’re starting to see Christmas goodies in stores. This includes the 2015 LEGO Advent Calendars. I’m pretty excited about these – I only just …
75034: Death Star Troopers Review
Theme: Star WarsNo: 75034Release Year: 2014Cost: AUD$22.00 Pieces: 83 (with 4 minifigures) Although I really like the Star Wars themed sets, I don’t have that many of them, with this set being only my …
Australian Release Dates for 2015 LEGO Sets (the rest of them!)
I’m very pleased to announce that the rest of the 2015 LEGO range’s catalogue has been released over the last couple of days. It has all the Australian release dates …
Watch a Super Star Destroyer Get Dropped
As much as we love our LEGO builds and are horrified if they are dropped, there’s something mesmerising about watching this. Thanks to the fine folks at Wired for this …