Brickipedia:Featured articles/Archive

This page lists all featured articles of Brickipedia.

History

Article	Week
Alpha Team	2007/10
Lego	2007/36
8460 Pneumatic Crane Truck	2007/37
7203 Jedi Defence I	2007/38
Lego Star Wars: The Video Game	2007/39 (and 2008/4)
6441 Deep Reef Refuge	2007/40
10143 Death Star II	2007/41
4547 Railroad Club Car	2007/42
7093 Skeleton Tower	2007/43
7101 Lightsaber Duel	2007/44 (and 2008/10)
Plankton	2007/45
4695 Mini Knight Bus	2007/46
Futuron	2007/47
Legopedia	2007/48
1955	2007/50
Godtfred Kirk Christiansen	2007/51
Brick	2007/52

Article	Month
7669 Anakin's Jedi Starfighter	2008/1
Captain Redbeard	2008/2
Mars Mission	2008/3
LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game	2008/4 (and 2007/39)
236 Garage & Van/ 1236 Garage med Automatisk Port	2008/5
4563 Load and Haul Railroad	2008/6
7200 Final Duel I	2008/8
Star Wars	2008/9
7101 Lightsaber Duel	2008/10 (and 2007/44)
2009	2009/1
Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace	2009/2
Castle	2009/9

Article	Month
7775 Aquabase Invasion	2010/1
Pirates	2010/2
Black Knights	2010/3
Hogwarts	2010/4
6195 Neptune Discovery Lab / Aqua Dome 7	2010/5
10210 Imperial Flagship	2010/6
6986 Mission Commander	2010/7
Orient Expedition	2010/8
8098 Clone Turbo Tank	2010/9
Boba Fett	2010/10
5988 Pharaoh's Forbidden Ruins	2010/11
BIONICLE	2010/12

Article	Month
7676 Republic Attack Gunship	2011/1
8097 Slave I	2011/2
6973 Deep Freeze Defender	2011/3
7327 Scorpion Pyramid	2011/4
7675 AT-TE Walker	2011/6
Anakin Skywalker	2011/8
Black Knights	2011/9
Miniland (Windsor)	2011/10

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2007/10 Alpha Team is a well known Lego theme. Alpha Team is a Lego theme that was first released in 2001 and then discontinued in 2005. The very first Alpha Team consisted of seven members, Dash, the team leader, Cam, Flex, Radia, Charge, Crunch, and a robot named TeeVee, who looked like a television with legs. The Alpha Team fights a criminal mastermind name Ogel, whose name is Lego spelled backwards. Ogel fist fought the Alpha Team with Mind Control Orbs. These orbs turned people into mindless Skeleton Drones, that Ogel could command. Ogel was defeated, and the drones were back to normal with the destruction of the orbs. (view template)

2007/36 The trademark LEGO logo. LEGO Group is a family-owned company based in Billund, Denmark and best known for the manufacture of LEGO-brand toys. The company was founded in 1932 by Ole Kirk Christiansen. It was named one of the 100 Best Companies for Working Mothers in 2004 by Working Mothers magazine. LEGOland The LEGO Group built four amusement parks around the world, known as "Legoland". Each park features large-scale LEGO models of famous landmarks and miniature LEGO models of famous cities, along with Lego-themed rides. The oldest Legoland park is located in Billund, Denmark. Others followed: LEGOland Windsor in England, LEGOland California in Carlsbad, California, and LEGOland Deutschland in Günzburg, Germany. All four parks have recently been sold to Blackstone Group, although Lego Group still retains a 30% interest and voting rights. (view template)

2007/37 The 8460 Pneumatic Crane Truck was seld for USD 99 and consist of 841 parts. It was rereleased in 2002 under 8431 Crane Truck and also under 8438 Pneumatic Crane Truck in 2003. Because it is in scale for Technic figures it includes no Minifigs. This set includes: seats for 3 Technic figures two Pneumatic Cylinder and one Pneumatic Pump With this set you can build 2 different models. The first is a pneumatic crane truck with a big extendable boom. The second one is a truck with a smaler crane and a loading bay. Both trucks can be back up and have steering mechanism for front wheels. (view template)

2007/38 7203 Jedi Defense I was a set released in the 2002 LEGO Star Wars line and was sold at $6.99. Its minifigures are Obi-Wan Kenobi from Episode I and a pair of Droidekas. When combined with Jedi Defence II it creates the first scene of Episode I. Recommended for ages 6-12. (view template)

2007/39 Lego Star Wars: The Video Game is a 2005 released video game based on the Star Wars themed toy line by the Lego Group, that takes place during the prequel trilogy (The Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith), with a bonus segment from A New Hope. Lego Star Wars was first released on April 5, 2005, a full month before the final Star Wars film premiered. (view template)

2007/40 6441 Deep Reef Refuge was a 1997 released set. It was part of the Town line, and included many rare LEGO animals. For USD 60 you get 433 parts. This set comes with the following: 5 Minifigs Animals (gray Dolphin, 2 black Manta Ray, black Octopus, gray Sawfish, white Shark) Ship (not swimable) 2 submarine boats reef (view template)

2007/41 10143 Death Star II, released 2006, is a set in the Star Wars line. It costs $299.00 and has 3449 pieces, more than any other set at the time. It includes a mini Executor, the Death Star II itself, and a stand with further information. Building the Death Star II at youtube.com. (view template)

2007/42 4547 Railroad Club Car is a set first released in 1993 and re-released in 2001 as 10002 Railroad Club Car. It is an expansion to the 4558 Metroliner set, which came out one year before. The Railroad Club Car comes with the following: 1 two-storey person-wagon 5 Minifigs costs: USD 37.50 consist of 286 parts Basement has 2 seperated cabins with one sleeping place and a wash basin. The above storey has 5 seats for minifigs with two tables and can be taken off to reach the basement. The roof is a panorama-window wich open to the side. (view template)

2007/43 The Skeleton Tower is a 2007 Castle set that includes a Dragon, three minifigures, and two skeletons. Skeleton Tower features one of the new dragon designs that has a wingspan of thirteen inches and is fourteen inches long, and has moveable wings. The tower itself measures eleven inches high. It has a crank that lowers a bridge opening up the castle, and has a catapult that can launch rocks at intruders. There is also a hanging skeleton prison that the princess is trapped in, and this can be lowered and opened up. This set also comes with a horse. (view template)

2007/44 Lightsaber Duel was a set released around the 1999 LEGO Star Wars line. It contained a Qui-Gon Jinn minifig with green lightsaber, a Darth Maul minifig with a single-bladed red lightsaber, Darth Maul's speeder bike, and a moisture vaporator. It cost around $5.99, and was recommended for the ages 6-10. This set was set on Tattooine where Qui-Gon and Darth Maul had their first duel. (view template)

2007/45 Plankton, arch nemisis of Mr. Krabs, was translated into a Lego figure upon the release of the SpongeBob SquarePants line. Due to the character's minute size in the SpongeBob SquarePants television series, Plankton is not a minifigure. Instead, he is represented as a small green Lego cylinder with his face on it. However, in the 3826 Build-A-Bob set, he is a large green Lego cylinder with a decal of his arms, legs, eye, and mouth (his two antenna are two Lego "levers"). (view template)

2007/46 The 4695 Mini Knight Bus was a promotional mini LEGO set, released in 2004, that was available two ways. One way was by ordering a special Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban set pack, and getting the bus free with your order. The other was by being suscribed to Brickmaster at the time and receiving it as the bimonthly gift. Because it was a mini set, it came with no minifigures, and contained only 54 pieces. (view template)

2007/47 Futuron was a subtheme of LEGO theme Space in the years 1987 till 1990. Taking over from Classic Space and inheriting its white-and-blue color scheme, "Futuron" depicted an austere yet bustling settlement on the surface of a planetary body, probably Earth's moon. Its minifigs came in many colors (red, blue, yellow and black), but all shared the same uniform—a zipper crossing from hip to shoulder, with color on top and white below—as well as light-blue-tinted helmet visors. Instead of a big ship, the theme centered around the Monorail Transport System, which featured a battery-powered train system and some twenty linear feet of track. (view template)

2007/48 Legopedia is a free encyclopedia in german, which was founded on November 12, 2007. The word Legopedia consist of the word LEGO, the famous toy and ending pedia (of encyclopedia). The wiki is about the LEGO toys and the company itself. Foundation Some days before Legopedia was registred at Wikia.com and finaly go online on November 12, 2007. Founders were Nihilus66 und Upgrade. After some starting problems in administration it was finaly done. At the same day the logo was created. An Indiana Jones - Legofigure. Vandalism A horrible event happend has been on the same day of founding the wiki: vandalism. They don't expect this would happen on the first day of their existence. (view template)

2007/50 This happened in 1955: LEGO bricks begin selling better, but are not yet the core LEGO product. LEGO first exports toys to Sweden. Godtfred Kirk Christiansen demonstrates the LEGO bricks at a toy fair in Nuremberg, Germany. First LEGO trees are released. (view template)

2007/51 Godtfred Kirk Christiansen (July 8, 1920 – July 13, 1995) is the son of Ole Kirk Christiansen, the founder of the LEGO Group. He was married to Edith Kirk Christiansen. In 1950, Godtfred Kirk Christiansen became Junior Vice President of the company. After being Junior Managing Director from 1954, he was appointed Managing Director in 1956. When his father died in 1958, Godtfred Kirk Christiansen inherited the Lego Group. His son, Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen, became president and CEO of the Lego Group in 1979. References Lego timeline (view template)

2007/52 A brick is a general term for any LEGO part. However, technically it is an element three plates or more thick, rectangular in shape, with studs on top. They often have stickers or printing on them, like many other LEGO elements. They come in many sizes, from a tiny 1x1 brick to a huge 8x8, or maybe a 1x16. Sizes Bricks are referred to by their dimensions. When they are only three plates high, they can be referred to as, say a 2x2 brick. If they are taller, then a third number is added, referring to their height. An example is the 1x2x5 brick. Interestingly enough, the only odd-number-sized bricks are the 1x and 3x sizes. All sizes above are even. (view template)

2008/01 The 7669 Anakin's Jedi Starfighter set coming out in January 2008. Set inclluding Anakin's Delta-7 Jedi Starfighter in the same color scheme as his Eta-2 Jedi Interceptor. Minifigures inlcuded are Anakin Skywalker and R2-D2. Slot in the Middle for R2-D2 Blasters mounted on the ship Easy to use stands for display Contains Clone Wars Anakin Skywalker and R2-D2 (view template)

2008/02 Captain Redbeard was the leader of the Pirates in the Pirate theme. He was first introduced in 1989 with the theme start, and to the Pirates, he holds the same rank as Governor Broadside. Redbeard is a fierce and bloodthirsty pirate that sails on his ship, The Black Seas Barracuda. He has several hidden hideouts and forts in which he can seek refuge, one of which being the Forbidden Island. He was cunning and smooth, and maintained a friendship with Will, the youngest member of his crew. He also had a pet parrot, Popsy. (view template)

2008/03 Mars Mission is a subtheme of LEGO theme Space released in August 2007. It is a Alien vs Human concept and includes 11 sets. Pump System LEGO revived an older, forgotten feature in this new set. It is called the pump system and was pioneered in the one of the previous space ranges Life on Mars. It is controled by a pump that you press down on. This pumps air trough a rubber 'pipe' and can do several things. One thing it can do is move ir through the weapons to fire them up to 3 meters away. Another thing that you can to with it is putting aliens in it. Put an alien in it and it gets sucked up. Turn the pump and it gets shot out in a differnt direction. This is one of the neat features of Mars Mission. (view template)

2008/04 Lego Star Wars: The Video Game is a video game based on the Star Wars themed toy line by the Lego Group, that takes place during the prequel trilogy (The Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith), with a bonus segment from A New Hope. Lego Star Wars was first released on April 5, 2005, a full month before the final Star Wars film premiered. It was developed by Traveller's Tales for the Microsoft Xbox and Sony PlayStation 2 video game consoles and Microsoft Windows personal computers, with Griptonite Games developing the Nintendo Game Boy Advance version. These initial versions were published in April of 2005. A Macintosh port, developed by Aspyr Media, was released in August 2005. A Nintendo GameCube version of the game was released on October 26, 2005. All versions were published by Eidos Interactive and LucasArts. (view template)

2008/05 Here is the oldest set with an article at this wiki: This set was released in different years and under different numbers. 236 Garage with Automatic Door was a set introduced in 1955 and re-released in 1963. In 1955 was also released under 1236 Garage med Automatisk Port and had 62 pieces. The 1963 released version had an additional VW van included and was only available in the United Kingdom. (view template)

2008/06 The 4563 Load and Haul Railroad is a 9V cargo train. It costs USD 120 and therefor you get 451 parts. The Set was released in 1992 and belong to the Train serial. This set comes with a locomotive and three different freight waggons, freight itself and a forklift truck. Three Minifigs handle the whole. The locomotive can be driven on 9V-tracks and connect to other 9V-rail vehicles. (view template)

2008/08 Final Duel I was a set released in the 2002 LEGO Star Wars line and was sold at $6.99. It includes the Emperor's chair. Its minifigures are the Emperor with a walking stick and Darth Vader with a red lightsaber. When combined with 7201 Final Duel II it creates the battle from the end of Return of the Jedi in the 10143 Death Star II. Recomended for ages 6-12. (view template)

2008/09 ´ Lego Star Wars was the first license that the Lego company made. It was originally planned to end in 2007, but it was renewed and will now end in 2011. (view template)

2008/10 Lightsaber Duel was a set released around the 1999 LEGO Star Wars line. It contained a Qui-Gon Jinn minifig with green lightsaber, a Darth Maul minifig with a single-bladed red lightsaber, Darth Maul's speeder bike and a moisture vaporator. It cost around $5.99, and was recommended for the ages 6-10. This set was set on Tatooine where Qui-Gon and Darth Maul had their first duel. (view template)

2009/01 2009 is the 51st year since LEGO's patent on its interlocking bricks. This year also celebrates the 10th anniversary of Star Wars LEGO, and this is commemorated with the release of the 8017 Darth Vader's TIE Fighter. This year brings to a close the Mars Mission theme, while new themes and subthemes such as Space Police III, City Farm, Bionicle Glatorian, Power Miners and Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom will be released. 2009 also reintroduces the Pirates theme, twelve years after the previous Pirates sets were made. Nominations for February... (view template)

2009/02 Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace is a theme that was released as part of the Star Wars sets in 1999 to coincide with the release of The Phantom Menace in theaters. Nominations for March... (view template)

2009/09 Castle is one of LEGO's core themes and was introduced in 1978. Orginally centered around medieval life, involving knights and castles, it also incorporated popular fantasy elements as it saw many changes over the years and is still running today. The theme is the second longest-lived in the LEGO universe (after Town). Read more... (view template)

2010/01 7775 Aquabase Invasion is an Aqua Raiders set released in 2007. It includes a large underwater station with a control room and several gun emplacements, an underwater scooter, a small submarine, a giant squid, four divers and a skeleton. This is the biggest of the seven sets from the theme and the only base of the Aqua Raiders. Read more... (view template)

2010/02 Pirates was a LEGO System theme introduced in 1989. It was the first completely new theme that appeared after the three initially introduced main themes Town, Castle and Space from 1978. It focussed on the classic idea of caribbean pirates that were pitted against soldiers of colonial empires and would occasionally encounter indigenous people. During its initial run from 1989 to 1997, the theme saw continous releases in every year. While the pirate faction remained largely unchanged, their imperial adversaries were subject to various visual changes. The theme was the first to feature LEGO versions of firearms and introduced the first minifigures without the standard smiley-faces as well as specific elements for the construction of large sailing ship models, which were one of the outstanding features of Pirates. Following a long hiatus starting in 1997, the theme was reintroduced in 2009, combining the established look from the past with recent LEGO elements and building styles. Read more... (view template)

2010/03 The Black Knights were one of the various factions of LEGO's Castle theme and were introduced in 1988. During its run, a total of thirteen sets were released as part this series, including two major castles, making it one of the larger LEGO Castle factions of this era. The black color of their fortifications was one of the features that set the Black Knights apart from earlier factions, as did their symbol, which was a blue wyvern dragon featured on their shields and banners. A motif that was later reused by the Dragon Masters. The Black Knights were phased out as regular theme after 1994 but the crest still made occasional appearances until 1996. Read more... (view template)

2010/04 Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry or simply Hogwarts is a fictional Boarding school of magic for budding witches and wizards that appears in J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter novels and derived works such as the movie series. The school was also the subject of a vast number of LEGO sets from the Harry Potter theme, making up the bulk of this product line. Over the course of ten years since the theme's introduction, more than 20 different sets portrayed locations in and around the school, ranging from smaller sets which represent single rooms, over reproductions of whole building sections, to large models of the castle itself. Read more... (view template)

2010/05 6195 Neptune Lab, also known as Aqua Dome 7 is an Aquazone set released in 1995. It contains an underwater base of the Aquanauts, an exploration submarine and four Minifigures. This is also the biggest Aquanauts set and also the only base of this faction. The Aqua Dome 7 is built upon two raised baseplates and consists of a large main complex, a separate control tower, a docking pad for the submarine and a small refueling station. The main section contains a spacious room with large windows at the rear and can be accessed through two smaller hatches and the large transparent doors at the front. The hatches on the side are each relatively hidden from view by rock formations. Read more... (view template)

2010/06 10210 Imperial Flagship is a Pirates LEGO Shop exclusive set released in January 2010. It contains a three-masted sailing ship of the Imperial faction from the Pirates theme and includes nine minifigures. It is the last known Pirates set that will be released in the near future. This ship is the first completely square-rigged three-masted Pirates-styled sailing ship, and also the biggest, even outsizing what was previously the largest pirate ship to date, 6286 Skull's Eye Schooner. Read more... (view template)

2010/07 6986 Mission Commander is a Space Police I set released in 1989. It contains a large Space Police starship, a small truck, two Space Police I red-neon jail cells and two small spacecrafts. It also contained two Space Police Officers and a Blacktron prisoner. Despite its enormous size, the spaceship offers little room inside due to the center section housing a rack mechanism that opens the storage bay for the truck, doubling as the cockpit for the spaceship. When released, the small truck can be used to transport the jail cells. The top of the cockpit may open or close to insert or take out one Minifigure. On either side of the cockpit is a pair of laser cannons. There are two more lasers on the front of the starship. Behind the cockpit section is a transparent-red area. This does not seem to have any particular purpose, however. This section is Black and Blue with a large amount of transparent-red. Read more... (view template)

2010/08 Orient Expedition was one of the various subthemes of Adventurers released in 2003. The sets featured Johnny Thunder and his fellow scientists and adventurers. It was unique in that every set above 100 pieces came with stat cards or a piece of a game board that could be added to the Orient Expedition Board Game to maximize fun. This is currently the last subtheme of Adventurers. The theme was about Johnny Thunder, Dr. Lightning, Pippin Reed, and their new Asian friends going through Asia to find the Golden Dragon of Marco Polo and his three other treasures before the sneaky Lord Sinister and his partners-in-crime did. Read more... (view template)

2010/09 The set 8098 Clone Turbo Tank is a set released in July 2010 as part of the LEGO Star Wars: The Clone Wars line, although, it appeared in Dutch stores around late May 2010. The set consists of 1,141 pieces, which consist of an A6 Juggernaut, also known as a Clone Turbo Tank (CTT), and a small Scout Walker, similar to the AT-RT made in 2005 for the Revenge of the Sith line. The Tank features flick-fire missiles, troop seating in each of the two dual cockpits, a handle similar to the one in 7675 and 10195, and a small "Command Center" similar to the one included in 7676. Minifigures included are Anakin Skywalker (Clone Wars), one Clone Trooper (Clone Wars), one Clone Commander, Cad Bane, Ahsoka Tano, and Aayla Secura, who is currently exclusive to this set. Read more... (view template)

2010/10 Boba Fett is a LEGO minifigure based on the character from the Star Wars movies with the same name. Initially released in the year 2000, Fett has appeared in a total of five distinct standard variations across eight sets, with two other promotional variants. Boba Fett's first appearance was in the 7144 Slave I in 2000, and shortly after in the 3341 Star Wars #2. This form of Fett displayed his green Mandalorian armor on his torso piece, with light gray arms and dark gray hands. His leg piece was light gray and brown, and his head piece was black with no face. Fett's Mandalorian armor was completed with his helmet and jetpack, which was one piece. Instead of the helmet having the T-shaped visor printed on, the visor section was made into a gap, relying on Fett's black head piece to give the appearance of the helmet having a black visor, in a similar way to how Scout Trooper helmets are designed. The front of the helmet had printing on it around the visor section, as well as two black triangles above the visor and yellow rectangles on the top left-hand side. For the three sets in which this variant was released (the third set being in 4476 Jabba's Prize released in 2003), Fett came with one weapon- a black gun. Read more... (view template)

2010/11 5988 Pharaoh's Forbidden Ruins, also known as 5988 Temple of Anubis is a LEGO Adventurers Egypt set, released in 1998. With 710 pieces this was the largest Egyptian set produced. The set contained a large Egyptian Temple, a truck, a balloon and 10 Minifigures. This set was also released as part of 9377 Adventurers combined set. The Pharaoh's Forbidden Ruins is made up of four separate entities. These are two baseplates, a balloon, and a truck. Sam Sinister's truck has eight wheels. The front has a license plate. The cabin of the truck, where the Minifigures sit has a pressure gauge in the middle of it. Below that part of the truck are two curved parts. The top of the truck is open, and the roof can be raised or lowered. It has a small windscreen on the front. The truck has a chain in front and in the back there are two side fences to ensure the carried load does not fall off. There are two boxes to carry, each containing tools. Read More... (view template)

2010/12 BIONICLE was a series of sets sold by the LEGO Company from 2001 to 2010. It is usually attributed to the LEGO TECHNIC line due to the inclusion of TECHNIC-specific elements and building-styles although being a largely independent product series. The sets were tied together by an elaborate original storyline that centred around bio-mechanical characters such as the Toa, which are generally large, powerful beings that usually serve good. The evil Makuta, which are servants of Makuta Teridax himself fight against the Toa. The story stresses the Three Virtues: Unity, Duty, and Destiny. The name "BIONICLE" is short for Biological Chronicle (A common misconception is that it stands for Biomechanical Chronicle. Another misconception is that the word is derived from Bionic with a -le suffix). Read More... (view template)

2011/01 The set 7676 Republic Attack Gunship was released on July 26, 2008 as part of the LEGO Star Wars: The Clone Wars line. This LEGO set consists of 1,034 pieces used to build the Gunship itself, the small Speeder Bike, or the 74-7 Speeder, a small, removable Command Center (similar to the one released in the new 2010 Clone turbo Tank), Bacta Tank, and spy droids. There was an earlier version of the gunship released, 7163 Republic Gunship, released in 2002 under the Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones line. The ship is used mainly as a transport for troops and is equipped with with some weapons. Included are Obi-Wan Kenobi (Clone Wars), Plo Koon, Asajj Ventress, Commander Cody, and Clone Trooper minifigures. The ship is also known as a Low Altitude Assault Transport/infantry (or LAAT/i). Read More... (view template)

2011/02 The set 8097 Slave I was released in July/August 2010 as part of the LEGO Classic Star Wars line. It was released early in the U.K. and in the U.S.A. on July 14 in most Toys 'R' Us Stores, and in August in most other stores. The set consists of 573 pieces, and includes Boba Fett (New Design), Bossk, Han Solo (New Design) and Han Solo (Carbonite, New Design) minifigures. This set is one of several released in 2010 to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back. This sets is also the fifth version of this vehicle designed by LEGO. (See: Other sets containing Slave I) Although being another complete redesign of the Slave I, the model carries over many of the features from the most recent previous release of the set, the 2006 6209 Slave I. One of the most notable features of the Slave I is the fact that the wings rotate with gravity. When the ship is picked up, or placed in a sort of "flight mode", the wings rotate with to keep level with the ground as much as possible. Along the lines of the rotating wings, is the interesting design of the ship, giving it the ability to land flat on the bottom, but take off and fly at a 90 degree angle with the base pointing outwards. Read More... (view template)

2011/03 6973 Deep Freeze Defender is an Ice Planet 2002 set released in 1993. It contains 3 minifigures and a large spaceship similar to 6982 Explorien Starship. The Deep Freeze Defender consists of four separable modules (thus resulting in it being called a modular spaceship) that could be rearranged to form two smaller spaceships. The central section contains the rocket. When its top lid is opened the missile is erected into firing position. A sled is also included. It is slightly larger than the Space Scooter. On each side, is a magnet, allowing it to be stored inside the ship. It has no weaponry, and is a one-man vehicle. On top of it is the Ice Planet 2002 Logo and a pair of snowshoes. Also included is a rocket and a small satellite modelled after Sputnik. The rocket and satellite are the same as those in the Ice Sat-V. It has a magnet on it, allowing it to be carried by a ship, and the satellite can be attached on top. Read More... (view template)

2011/04 7327 Scorpion Pyramid is a January of 2011-released Pharaoh's Quest set, which was already available in stores in December of 2010. It includes a giant scorpion and seven Minifigures; these consist of three explorers, the Pharaoh Amset-Ra, a Flying Mummy, and two Anubis Guards. A prominent feature is the raised baseplate on which the pyramid is located, and a half-track with a machine gun. Also included is a Giant Scorpion placed above the entrance to the pyramid. The explorer's vehicle is a two wheeled vehicle; instead of rear wheels, it features a pair of tank treads. The front of the vehicle has an engine grille piece, with some lights and wheels. The vehicle uses an older part from the Adventurers theme for seats. The windscreen is small (placed below a minifigure's line of sight when said minifigure is sitting down). Read More... (view template)

2011/06 7675 AT-TE Walker was released on July 26, 2008 as part of the LEGO Star Wars: The Clone Wars line. The set consists of 798 pieces and includes Anakin Skywalker (Clone Wars), Ahsoka Tano, Rotta, Captain Rex, a Clone Trooper, and Battle Droid minifigure. The set also includes the main walker itself, and a small droid STAP, redesigned for the Clone Wars. Some notable features of the AT-TE include the ability open both the front and back hatches to reveal the interior, the opening cockpit with controls, the rotating roof-mounted blaster cannon, rotating front and rear ball turrets, and several removable modules. The AT-TE also has the ability to be picked up by the dropship from the set 10195 Republic Dropship with AT-OT Walker, via the retractable "handle" in the centre of the model. This is the second version of the AT-TE, the first being the 4482 AT-TE, released in 2002. Read More... (view template)

2011/08 Anakin Skywalker is a Star Wars minifigure based on the character of the same name, first released in 1999, and has had a total of 14 variations made to date. Anakin's first variations were released in 1999, making them among the first Star Wars minifigures to be released, based upon his appearance in Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace. His podracer variant features plain tan legs, with a matching coloured torso. However, the torso has printing on it to better depict the clothing Anakin was known to wear at this time, with a dark brown belt, black lines to show the shape of the tunic, and brown printing at the top. The torso also has yellow hands. Anakin's head piece is yellow with black printing for his eyes and mouth, along with brown printing for eyebrows and freckles. This variant also has a light grey helmet piece to go on top of the head, with connecting dark grey goggles. Also released in 1999 was Anakin's first pilot variant in the set 7141 Naboo Fighter. This variant is exactly the same as his first podracer variant, except for the helmet- this one is instead brown with black goggles. Read More... (view template)

2011/09 The Black Knights were one of the various factions of LEGO's Castle theme and were introduced in 1988. During its run, a total of thirteen sets were released as part this series, including two major castles, making it one of the larger LEGO Castle factions of this era. The black colour of their fortifications was one of the features that set the Black Knights apart from earlier factions. The Black Knights were also distinguished by their symbol, which was a blue wyvern dragon featured on their shields and banners, a motif that was also used by the Dragon Masters with different colours. The Black Knights were phased out as regular theme after 1994 but the crest still made occasional appearances until 1996. Read more... | See more featured articles (view template)

2011/10 Miniland is an attraction in LEGOLAND Windsor which allows tourists to walk around landmarks recreated in LEGO form. The models are made entirely out of standard LEGO bricks, and are in various scales. People are also displayed around the models, made out of standard bricks, instead of being minifigures. The original layout took 100 model makers three years to complete. Read more... | See more featured articles (view template)

2011/11

Miniland is an attraction in LEGOLAND Windsor which allows tourists to walk around landmarks recreated in LEGO form. The models are made entirely out of standard LEGO bricks, and are in various scales. People are also displayed around the models, made out of standard bricks, instead of being minifigures. The original layout took 100 model makers three years to complete. Read more... | See more featured articles

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2011/12

Obi-Wan Kenobi is a minifigure based on a character from the Star Wars universe of the same name. To date, eighteen variants of Obi-Wan Kenobi have been released, with another one known of which will be released in 2012. Kenobi first appeared in the opening year of the LEGO Star Wars theme- 1999. He has also appeared in all four LEGO Star Wars video games, with a total of eight different characters. Two different Obi-Wan minifigures were released in 1999- one depicting his appearance in Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace, the other being based on his appearance in Episode IV: A New Hope. Obi-Wan's original Episode IV minifigure has tan legs with a dark brown leg joint, and a tan torso piece with yellow hands. The torso piece has black printing for the outline of Ben's robes and also for wrinkles on the outer robe. Red-brown printing is used towards the top of the piece for depicting an inner robe, and yellow printing is also used as skin, joining the torso piece to the head. The head piece is yellow, with light grey printing on it in the shape of a beard, and it is also used for his eyebrows. Black printing is used for the mouth and also for the two dot-eyes, and a standard light grey hairpiece is used. This variant of Obi-Wan came armed with a blue-bladed lightsaber with a chrome silver hilt. Read More...

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2012/01

The year 2012 will see the introduction of several new sets and themes for LEGO. New licensed themes Disney Princess Super Heroes (DC and Marvel) The Lord of the Rings New unlicensed themes Build and Rebuild Dino, a theme with humans fighting against a variety of dinosaurs Friends, a theme targeted towards girls, with at least two waves planned for the year Monster Fighters, a theme with differing monsters fighting a human team of fighters Other sets scheduled for 2012 A wave of Cars sets At least two waves of City sets At least two waves of Creator sets At least one wave of DUPLO sets Hero Factory 4.0 Minifigures Series 6, 7 and 8 At least two waves of Ninjago, with spinner sets Two waves of Star Wars, with sets from Star Wars: The Old Republic in the second wave Star Wars planet sets are to be introduced, with at least two series to be released At least two waves of TECHNIC sets

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2012/02

6860 The Batcave is a DC Universe Super Heroes set officially released on January 1, 2012. It consists of a large model of the Batcave, and is the second set to be based off of this location, the first being 7783 The Batcave: The Penguin and Mr. Freeze's Invasion. Read more...

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2012/03

The Joker is a minifigure officially released in 2006 (in reality, 2005, in the Commemorative Limited Edition Batman Announcement) as a part of the Batman theme, and is one of Batman's arch-enemies. Joker reappeared in 2012 in the DC Universe subtheme of Super Heroes as a minifigure and a buildable action figure in the Ultrabuild subtheme. Read more...

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2012/04

7709 Sentai Fortress is an Exo-Force-themed set released in the year 2006. The set consists of a large fortress, two robot battle vehicles, and two human battle vehicles. Included are the minifigures Sensei Keiken, Takeshi, Hikaru, Ha-Ya-To, Ryo, Meca One, and two Iron Drones. At 1,408 pieces, it is the largest set in the Exo-Force theme. Read more...

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2012/05

3315 Olivia's House is a Friends set released in 2012. It includes Olivia, Anna, Peter, and Kitty. Also included is a lawnmower, a barbecue, and a vegetable patch. The large house includes a bathroom, Olivia's bedroom, a kitchen, a sitting-room, and a relaxing area on the roof. It is the second-largest set in the Friends theme, with only 3185 Summer Riding Camp currently surpassing it. Read more...

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2012/06

Han Solo is a Star Wars minifigure first introduced in 2000. Since then, a total of seventeen versions of the minifigure have been made, along with two different pieces representing Han frozen in carbonite, and one microfigure for the LEGO Games theme. He is also a playable character in four video games to date. Read more...

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2012/07

10224 Town Hall is an Exclusives Modular Buildings set that was released on March 1, 2012 (Europe). It includes eight brand new minifigures. It is more expensive than the traditional US $149.99, which is standard for Modulars. This is the tallest Modular Building released so far, and the only one that is recommended for ages 14+, and is, so far, the eleventh largest set by piece count released to date. It was designed by Astrid Graabæk. Read more...

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2012/08

Super Heroes is a licensed theme introduced in January 2012, although certian promotional sets were available in the Summer and Fall of 2011. It currently features a grand total of twenty-seven sets, based on the DC Universe and Marvel comic-book universes. There were nine DC Universe sets (which focus on the Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman series) released in January 2012, with two further promotional ones yet to be released. Twenty-two new minifigures were introduced in the DC Universe subtheme in January. The Marvel collection focuses on The Avengers, X-Men, and Spider-Man. Seven Marvel sets were released in April 2012, with the promised Spider-man set yet to be seen. Nineteen minifigures were also introduced under the Marvel subtheme in April (and February for two of the promotional minifigures). In addition to regular System models, Super Heroes also features buildable action-figures, known as Ultrabuild sets. These use a building system similar to that used by Hero Factory, and feature three characters each from the DC and Marvel universes. In addition to the DC sets, a video game based on the DC theme will be released on June 1, 2012. Read more...

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2012/09

Batman is a Batman minifigure based on the super hero from the DC Comic Universe. He originally appeared with two variations in 2006, one in 2007, and one in 2008; being the comic suit, 1989 film suit, classic suit, and 2008 film suit respectively. The Super Heroes theme also features two new Batman suits, and an Ultrabuild action-figure. Read more...

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2012/10

7700 Stealth Hunter is an Exo-Force set released in 2006. This was one of the first Exo-Force sets released, and came out with the first wave of sets. It includes one minifigure, Hikaru, and his first battle machine, the Stealth Hunter. Read more...

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2012/11

10194 Emerald Night is is a Trains themed set released in 2009, and discontinued in 2012. This set was never available in stores, making it exclusive to Shop At Home. It consists of a single train, made up of an engine, passenger car, and coal car. Read more...

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2012/12

The Bohrok are mechanical insectoid creatures, controlled by strange parasitic beings that live within their heads, known as Krana. If a Bohrok loses its Krana, it shuts down and can be reprogrammed to do one's bidding; but if a Krana gets on another being's face, it then assimilates its host into the swarm. The Krana, which control the Bohrok, are in turn controlled by the two fearsome Bahrag, twin queens of the swarms. Read more...

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2013/01

9468 The Vampyre Castle is a Monster Fighters set released in June 2012. At 949 pieces, it is the second-largest set in the theme, and consists of a large model of a castle, with a large gate, several towers, and a car. It contains the minifigures Lord Vampyre, Vampyre Bride, two Bat Monsters, Jack McHammer, Dr. Rodney Rathebone, and a Skeleton. Read more...

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2013/02

6989 Mega Core Magnetizer is a Space M-Tron set released in 1990. The set comes with the M-Tron's main vehicle, which serves as a home-base (so to speak), as they never had any actual bases. Providing housing for three minifigures, the Mega Core Magnetizer also was used for repair, storage, transporting, and a landing place for various craft. The Mega Core Magnetizer supported three minifigures, two small ground vehicles, one flying vehicle, one storage pod, one repair pod, and one small container to hold the trans-neon green 1x1 rounds. Read more...

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2013/03

10195 Republic Dropship with AT-OT is a Star Wars: The Clone Wars set released on March 27, 2009. It contains a Low Altitude Assault Transport/carrier (LAAT/c) and an All Terrain Open Transport (AT-OT) walker as used by the Grand Army of the Republic during the Clone Wars. The set includes six Clone Trooper and two Clone Pilot minifigures. Read more...

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2013/04

2507 Fire Temple is an Ninjago set released in Summer 2011. The set features a large, Japanese-style temple, along with a very large red dragon, similar in construction to the Ninjago Ice Dragon. It also includes the Sword of Fire, along with each of the other three Golden Weapons. It features the minifigures Nya, Sensei Wu, Kai, Kruncha, Zane, Samukai, and Lord Garmadon. Read more...

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2013/05

10937 Batman: Arkham Asylum Breakout is a DC Universe Super Heroes set first released on December 18, 2012 in the United Kingdom and Germany, and on December 27 anywhere else. At 1619 pieces, it is the largest Super Heroes set to date, taking the title away from 6869 Quinjet Aerial Battle. The set contains a two-story rendition of the Arkham Asylum manor, including special prisons for Mr. Freeze and Poison Ivy, an office for Dr. Harleen Quinzel, as well as other rooms. 10937 also comes with a gate, complete with security cameras, and an Arkham Asylum van. Minifigures included are Batman with black wings and a Batarang, The Joker in an inmate's jumpsuit, a hooded Robin with a kendo stick, The Scarecrow, Poison Ivy with vines, a Guard with handcuffs, Dr. Harleen Quinzel with interchangeable hair and jester's hat, and The Penguin with a fish and an umbrella. Read more...

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2014/01

The Black Knights were one of the various factions of LEGO's Castle theme and were introduced in 1988. During its run, a total of thirteen sets were released as part this series, including two major castles, making it one of the larger LEGO Castle factions of this era. The black colour of their fortifications was one of the features that set the Black Knights apart from earlier factions. The Black Knights were also distinguished by their symbol, which was a blue wyvern dragon featured on their shields and banners, a motif that was also used by the Dragon Masters with different colours. The Black Knights were phased out as regular theme after 1994 but the crest still made occasional appearances until 1996. Read more... | See more featured articles

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2014/02

The Black Knights were one of the various factions of LEGO's Castle theme and were introduced in 1988. During its run, a total of thirteen sets were released as part this series, including two major castles, making it one of the larger LEGO Castle factions of this era. The black colour of their fortifications was one of the features that set the Black Knights apart from earlier factions. The Black Knights were also distinguished by their symbol, which was a blue wyvern dragon featured on their shields and banners, a motif that was also used by the Dragon Masters with different colours. The Black Knights were phased out as regular theme after 1994 but the crest still made occasional appearances until 1996. Read more... | See more featured articles

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2014/03

10210 Imperial Flagship is a Pirates LEGO Shop exclusive set released in January 2010. It contains a three-masted sailing ship of the Imperial faction from the Pirates theme and includes nine minifigures. It is the last known Pirates set that will be released in the near future. This ship is the first completely square-rigged three-masted Pirates-styled sailing ship, and also the biggest, even outsizing what was previously the largest pirate ship to date, 6286 Skull's Eye Schooner. Read more...

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2014/04

Obi-Wan Kenobi is a minifigure based on a character from the Star Wars universe of the same name. To date, twenty-four variants of Obi-Wan Kenobi have been released, with another one to be released in 2014. Kenobi first appeared in the opening year of the LEGO Star Wars theme- 1999. He has also appeared in all four LEGO Star Wars video games, with a total of eight different characters. Read more...

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2014/05

2507 Fire Temple is a Ninjago set released in Summer 2011. It features a large, Japanese-style temple, along with a very large red dragon, similar in construction to the Ninjago Ice Dragon. It also includes the Sword of Fire, along with each of the other three Golden Weapons. It includes the minifigures Nya, Sensei Wu, Kai, Kruncha, Zane, Samukai, and Lord Garmadon.

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2014/06

2507 Fire Temple is a Ninjago set released in Summer 2011. It features a large, Japanese-style temple, along with a very large red dragon, similar in construction to the Ninjago Ice Dragon. It also includes the Sword of Fire, along with each of the other three Golden Weapons. It includes the minifigures Nya, Sensei Wu, Kai, Kruncha, Zane, Samukai, and Lord Garmadon.

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2014/07

2507 Fire Temple is a Ninjago set released in Summer 2011. It features a large, Japanese-style temple, along with a very large red dragon, similar in construction to the Ninjago Ice Dragon. It also includes the Sword of Fire, along with each of the other three Golden Weapons. It includes the minifigures Nya, Sensei Wu, Kai, Kruncha, Zane, Samukai, and Lord Garmadon.

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2014/08

Benny, also referred to as 1980-Something Space-Guy, is a supporting character in The LEGO Movie voiced by Charlie Day. Benny makes two appearances in the toyline based on the film. The character's inclusion and design are influenced heavily by the Blue Classic Spaceman from the 1980's. In fact, Benny's inclusion in the film is because co-director Chris Miller requested that a character from the Classic Space era appear in a large role because of his nostalgia for the theme. Read more...

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2014/09

A Stormtrooper is a minifigure first released in 2001, based on the soldiers of the Galactic Empire from the Star Wars universe. To date, a total of ten different variants of Stormtrooper have been made with appearances in over twenty sets. Stormtroopers have also appeared as playable characters in all four LEGO Star Wars video games. Read more...

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2014/10

BIONICLE (a portmanteau created from the words "biological" and "chronicle") was a constraction theme with a series of sets using TECHNIC pieces alongside ball and socket joints and a variety of specialized parts to depict the masks and armour worn by various characters and creatures. Aside from being LEGO's first full fledged exploration of the possibilities of buildable action figures, BIONICLE is also notorious among the LEGO community for its overarching and complex story, especially compared to the vague backgrounds for a handful of characters and a couple of tie-in comics in LEGO Magazine most themes are relegated to. The theme was introduced in 2001 where it introduces the Toa Mata to the mysterious island of Mata Nui. BIONICLE concluded in 2010 with the BIONICLE Stars featuring characters and creatures which had appeared in the theme's assorted arcs. BIONICLE will return to production in 2015 after a hiatus of four and a half years. Read more...

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2014/11

Unikitty is a brick-built character from The LEGO Movie voiced by Alison Brie. She is the princess of the floating Cloud Cuckoo Land who suppresses her emotions in an attempt to always be cheerful. Unikitty appears in several sets accompanying the movie as with a unique variation in every set she appears in, including Biznis, Astro, Angry, Queasy, and a collection of unique expressions. Read more...

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2014/12

Unikitty is a brick-built character from The LEGO Movie voiced by Alison Brie. She is the princess of the floating Cloud Cuckoo Land who suppresses her emotions in an attempt to always be cheerful. Unikitty appears in several sets accompanying the movie as with a unique variation in every set she appears in, including Biznis, Astro, Angry, Queasy, and a collection of unique expressions. Read more...

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2015/01

Johnny Thunder is the main character in the LEGO Adventurers theme. He is included in numerous sets as a minifigure in each of the theme's sub-series, often alongside such characters as his friends Dr. Kilroy and Pippin Reed. He also appears in a couple Studios sets, including Jurassic Park 3 set 1370 Raptor Rumble Studio, played by an actor. In addition to all of this, Johnny also appears in seven video games, more than any other previous LEGO character. Johnny makes a cameo in The LEGO Movie as a master builder and appears in a set from the tie-in theme, 70815 Super Secret Police Dropship. Read more...

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2015/02

Johnny Thunder is the main character in the LEGO Adventurers theme. He is included in numerous sets as a minifigure in each of the theme's sub-series, often alongside such characters as his friends Dr. Kilroy and Pippin Reed. He also appears in a couple Studios sets, including Jurassic Park 3 set 1370 Raptor Rumble Studio, played by an actor. In addition to all of this, Johnny also appears in seven video games, more than any other previous LEGO character. Johnny makes a cameo in The LEGO Movie as a master builder and appears in a set from the tie-in theme, 70815 Super Secret Police Dropship. Read more...

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2015/03

Johnny Thunder is the main character in the LEGO Adventurers theme. He is included in numerous sets as a minifigure in each of the theme's sub-series, often alongside such characters as his friends Dr. Kilroy and Pippin Reed. He also appears in a couple Studios sets, including Jurassic Park 3 set 1370 Raptor Rumble Studio, played by an actor. In addition to all of this, Johnny also appears in seven video games, more than any other previous LEGO character. Johnny makes a cameo in The LEGO Movie as a master builder and appears in a set from the tie-in theme, 70815 Super Secret Police Dropship. Read more...

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2015/04

Tahu is a main protagonist from the BIONICLE theme and the lore which accompanies it. In the context of the stories, he is the arrogant but courageous and goodhearted leader of the Toa Mata and later the Toa Nuva, a team of Toa heroes who are destined to awaken the Great Spirit Mata Nui from an unnatural sleeping spell he has fallen under. Tahu is a Toa who commands the power of fire and wears the Kanohi Hau, a mask which allows him to shield himself from danger he can see coming. Tahu was released as a set four times throughout BIONICLE's nine year run; first in the debut year of 2001, then in 2002, 2008, and 2010, the last year of the line's original run. When BIONICLE was reintroduced in 2015, rebooted versions of Tahu and the other members of his team were again be released as sets. Read more...

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2015/05

Tahu is a main protagonist from the BIONICLE theme and the lore which accompanies it. In the context of the stories, he is the arrogant but courageous and goodhearted leader of the Toa Mata and later the Toa Nuva, a team of Toa heroes who are destined to awaken the Great Spirit Mata Nui from an unnatural sleeping spell he has fallen under. Tahu is a Toa who commands the power of fire and wears the Kanohi Hau, a mask which allows him to shield himself from danger he can see coming. Tahu was released as a set four times throughout BIONICLE's nine year run; first in the debut year of 2001, then in 2002, 2008, and 2010, the last year of the line's original run. When BIONICLE was reintroduced in 2015, rebooted versions of Tahu and the other members of his team were again be released as sets. Read more...

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2015/06

Tahu is a main protagonist from the BIONICLE theme and the lore which accompanies it. In the context of the stories, he is the arrogant but courageous and goodhearted leader of the Toa Mata and later the Toa Nuva, a team of Toa heroes who are destined to awaken the Great Spirit Mata Nui from an unnatural sleeping spell he has fallen under. Tahu is a Toa who commands the power of fire and wears the Kanohi Hau, a mask which allows him to shield himself from danger he can see coming. Tahu was released as a set four times throughout BIONICLE's nine year run; first in the debut year of 2001, then in 2002, 2008, and 2010, the last year of the line's original run. When BIONICLE was reintroduced in 2015, rebooted versions of Tahu and the other members of his team were again be released as sets. Read more...

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2015/07

Olivia is a Friends mini-doll figure introduced in 2012. She is one of the five main characters of the theme and the protagonist of the television series LEGO Friends of Heartlake City, appearing in all seven episodes. She is the smart girl of the group of friends. She currently appears in twenty sets and she has seventeen variations between them. Olivia also appears in thirty-eight of the forty-eight Friends webisodes. Olivia has seventeen variants, all of which have the same hairpiece. The headpiece's eye colour was initially amber in 2012 but was later changed to a rust brown colour. Olivia has light nougat skin. Olivia's eyes are currently rust brown in colour. Above her eyes, she has curved black eyebrows. She has a smile, which is decorated with bright purple lipstick. Read more...

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2015/08

41078 Skyra's Mysterious Sky Castle is an Elves set first released on June 1, 2015 in Europe, Asia and Australia and on August 1 in North America. It includes Emily, Golden Glow, Naida, Nascha, and Skyra. Also included is an entrance, a dining area and the castle itself. The large castle includes a spa room, lava kitchen, Skyra's throne room, Skyra's study and an opening portal. The dining area features four stools and a table. Each stool has a medium lilac bottom and a warm gold top. The table has warm gold cylinder legs with a transparent green stud on top. Read more...

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2015/09

41078 Skyra's Mysterious Sky Castle is an Elves set first released on June 1, 2015 in Europe, Asia and Australia and on August 1 in North America. It includes Emily, Golden Glow, Naida, Nascha, and Skyra. Also included is an entrance, a dining area and the castle itself. The large castle includes a spa room, lava kitchen, Skyra's throne room, Skyra's study and an opening portal. The dining area features four stools and a table. Each stool has a medium lilac bottom and a warm gold top. The table has warm gold cylinder legs with a transparent green stud on top. Read more...

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2015/10

75904 Mystery Mansion is a Scooby-Doo set released in August 2015. It includes a large central tower topped with a clock face, a green house on the left and a small section of the building on the right which holds the kitchen and a safe. Six minifigures are included, Daphne Blake, Shaggy Rogers, Velma Dinkley, Black Knight, Vampire, and the Phantom. Also included is a standing version of Scooby-Doo and a man-eating plant named Flytrap Lily. Read more...

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2015/11

75904 Mystery Mansion is a Scooby-Doo set released in August 2015. It includes a large central tower topped with a clock face, a green house on the left and a small section of the building on the right which holds the kitchen and a safe. Six minifigures are included, Daphne Blake, Shaggy Rogers, Velma Dinkley, Black Knight, Vampire, and the Phantom. Also included is a standing version of Scooby-Doo and a man-eating plant named Flytrap Lily. Read more...

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2015/12

75904 Mystery Mansion is a Scooby-Doo set released in August 2015. It includes a large central tower topped with a clock face, a green house on the left and a small section of the building on the right which holds the kitchen and a safe. Six minifigures are included, Daphne Blake, Shaggy Rogers, Velma Dinkley, Black Knight, Vampire, and the Phantom. Also included is a standing version of Scooby-Doo and a man-eating plant named Flytrap Lily. Read more...

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