LEGO IdeasThe latest LEGO® Ideas Review results are here! Check out this video from the LEGO Ideas team for details: http://bit.ly/2nd2016_ReviewResultsPosted by LEGO Ideas feeling excited.Stay tuned for the Second 2016 LEGO Ideas Review Results today at 4PM CET / 10AM EST!Posted by See allLEGO Ideas feeling nostalgic.Whilst filming the latest LEGO Ideas Review video recently, we thought we'd give you all a peak into the LEGO archives as we went looking for a very special set that kickstarted the LEGO Ideas adventure. Do you recognise this set?LEGO IdeasZip through the busy traffic of India with today's Staff Pick "Magic Bengbeng" by schalwy. /projects/159916Magic BengbengLEGO IdeasCustom order your Ferrari at today's Staff Pick - the stylish "Ferrari Flagship Showroom - Lego Speed Champions" by AbFab1974. Whilst you're at it, enjoy the beautiful F40 and 288 GTO exhibited in the showroom! /projects/161510Ferrari Flagship Showroom - Lego Speed ChampionsLEGO IdeasWhat B movie would you not be able to stand to watch?
Today's Staff Pick is the "LEGO Mystery Science Theatre 3000" by JMaster. /projects/142390LEGO Mystery Science Theater 3000LEGO IdeasAhoy Capt'n! Today's Staff Pick "Tug Boat" by pix027 is a must have for any serious port! /projects/152252Tug BoatLEGO IdeasYou get a car, you get a car, everybody gets a car! Today's Staff Pick "Ford Model T" by _spacehopper_ is a special tribute to Henry Ford's production efficiency that opened up car ownership to a much greater number of people. /projects/159290Ford Model TLEGO IdeasEnjoy a fishy meal at today's Staff pick "Boat House Diner" by RobenAnne. /projects/142529LEGO Ideas added 3 new photos — feeling wowed.Today's Staff Pick "1930's Racing Car" by redfern1950s_5323 is the vintage car of your dreams - back from the days when racing was evolving and at its wildest. /projects/166977LEGO IdeasToday's Staff Pick "Millenium Falcon Falcon" has wild transforming capabilities. /watch?v=2psbZPqyAkMLEGO Millennium Falcon FalconMillennium Falcon transforms into a Falcon .
Visit my blog link below for photo gallery: http://alanyuppie.blogspot.my/2016/05/lego-millenium-falcon-falcon.htmlLEGO IdeasIs this the fastest hunk of bird in the galaxy? Todays's Staff Pick and moment of inception is the transforming "Millenium Falcon Falcon" by alan_yap. /LEGO IdeasThumbs up if you're old enough to remember the classic Mastermind game! Today's Staff Pick "The Original Mastermind Game" was created by Norders. /projects/151327The Original Mastermind GameLEGO IdeasToday's cosy Staff Pick "Modular Old Winter Villa" by Namirob will make you feel all warm and fuzzy when it's freezing outside! /projects/165844Modular Old Winter VillaLEGO IdeasCareful penguins - it's looking dangerous! Today's Staff Pick "Orca On Floe With Emperor Penguins" by Shark Builder! /projects/163869Orca On Floe With Emperor PenguinsLEGO Ideas shared Warner Bros. TV's video.Remember the crew from the LEGO The Big Bang Theory set? They just met up with everyone's favourite Dark Knight!Posted by Warner Bros. TVThe Big Bang Theory gets a LEGO makeover in honor of The LEGO Batman Movie premiere this Friday!
Is there any better all ages gift than a LEGO set? It's doubtful, because at this point, nearly every adult remembers LEGO sets fondly, while children are naturally drawn to them. Here's a fun fact, LEGO might have gone the way of the Tinker Toy had it not been for its first licensing deal back in 1999 with a little cinematic universe known as Star Wars. Now LEGO is huge business, and everyone who has a product to license wants a LEGO set with its likeness. It's why they're the perfect gift: you can satisfy a Star Wars fan, a Batman fan, a LEGO fan, or even a fan of architecture. There's no shortage of superhero sets to choose from. If you know someone who's a fan of DC or Marvel, LEGO's got your back. The Superhero Airport Battle comes with 6 Marvel mini-figures, an air traffic control tower and the Avengers' Quinjet. But, even better, it comes with a buildable Giant Man figure that's the size of all the other minifigs combined. Recreate one of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's most iconic Civil War scenes, or just mash them up for your own alternate storyline.
It's certainly the best Marvel LEGO set this year, and that tiny little Ant Man microfigure is like icing on the cake. See the LEGO Super Heroes Super Hero Airport Battle on Amazon And while you're recreating scenes from Captain America: Civil War, you're going to want to put together the Marvel Tanker Truck Takedown. You get Spider-man and Vision mini-figures, as well as Hawkeye and Captain America. But this isn't your ordinary neighborhood Spider-man: it's a new figure all together, based on Spidey's latest appearance in Civil War. Grab this one quick before the scalpers take away all that is right and good! See the LEGO Marvel Super Heroes Tanker Truck Takedown on Amazon On the DC side of things, the awesome Killer Croc Sewer Smash building kit comes with a great selection of DC character-based minifigures. The set includes Batman, Red Hood, Captain Boomerang and Katana, and it also includes a Killer Croc big figure, for extra awesome sauce on top. Bat-Tank, Killer Croc's Chomper, and Red Hood's motorcycle round out this great DC set.
See the LEGO Super Heroes Batman: Killer Croc Sewer Smash Building Kit on Amazon There are a ton of cool LEGO superhero sets to fit anyone's gift-giving needs. Here's a stellar selection of super suggestions: Star Wars is easily the most popular license LEGO has, and the classic sets can go for hundreds, if not thousands of dollars on the shady grey market. And it's not hard to see why collectors go crazy for the sets: they're all really awesome, detailed, and most importantly, Star Wars. What's not to love? Rogue One hasn't come out yet, but the toys based on it have already started to appear. Krennic's Imperial Shuttle is easily the most grand of all the sets based on the upcoming Star Wars story. This huge set has 863 pieces and comes with 6 mini figures, including the villainous Director Kennic himself. Maybe even cooler, it has spring-loaded missile launchers, the dream toy feature of children everywhere. See the LEGO STAR WARS Krennic's Imperial Shuttle on Amazon The 10-inch Imperial Death trooper is a buildable action figure with crazy detailed weaponry and a cool cowl that wraps around its shoulder to make it look extra sleek and evil.
Just like Krennic's Shuttle, the Death Trooper's blaster is spring loaded so it can fire bright red missiles, which makes it just the most fun. See the LEGO STAR WARS Imperial Death Trooper on Amazon Build it before you see it, or recreate favorite Star Wars scenes with even more sets: Minecraft is a game in which you build enormous structures from cubes of material, limited only by time and imagination. LEGO building sets are basically the same, but obtaining the building blocks doesn't involve virtual tree punching. The combination of the two is one of the most logical pairings since peanut butter met jelly in ancient Mesopotamia. The LEGO Minecraft Fortress Building Kit is an enormous set with multiple figures and stays close to the philosophy of both Minecraft and LEGO bricks. The fortress can be set up in any number of different configurations, making it true to the building spirit behind it. Plus it has 3 skeletons AND a horse! See the LEGO Minecraft The Fortress Building Kit on Amazon
Dig deep and find the perfect gift with even more Minecrafty suggestions: If you know anyone who's into Harry Potter, then get them this Harry Potter Team Pack as a gift this holiday season. The set unlocks the Harry Potter Adventure World in LEGO Dimensions and includes a Harry Potter and Lord He-who-must-not-be-named minifigure. Know an Adventure Time fan? Grab them the Adventure Time Level and the Adventure Time Team Packs. See the LEGO Dimensions, Harry Potter Team Pack on Amazon If you know someone who faces the very real struggle of a lack of LEGO storage, consider this four-post LEGO storage brick. It looks like a huge LEGO brick, one only a mythical giant or perhaps Shaquille O'Neal could step on. And you can even stack it on other, similarly-sized containers. But it's more than a cool looking conversation piece: actual, regular-sized LEGO bricks and pieces fit inside. It all makes perfect sense once you stop to think about it for a second. Need even more LEGO storage? Fear not, here's an eight-post version with twice the space for just a few bucks more.