Home LEGOLEGOPirates of the Carribean LEGO Pirates Of The Caribbean. Will You Battle Davey Jones On Board The Black Pearl? Get Your Own Jack Sparrow Minifigure Now!! There are 4 products. Sort by --Price: Lowest firstPrice: Highest firstProduct Name: A to ZProduct Name: Z to AReference: Lowest firstReference: Highest firstLEGO Star Wars Ultimate Collector’s Series R2-D2 Posted by tiki god in Lego Priced at US $179.99, this absolutely amazing LEGO model of R2-D2 will be available in May and will come complete with rotating dome head, retractable third leg, and a special edition R2-D2 mini-fig hidden inside. via OMG WANT: LEGO Star Wars Ultimate Collector’s Series R2-D2. Tagged:awesome things, LEGO, toys Related Movie: The Avengers (2012) “Marvel’s The Avengers” soars into theaters on May 4, 2012, but thanks to LEGO, you’ll be able to assemble the Avengers whenever you want. Huge fan of the Quinn Jet! Also, i think that’s the largest Mini Fig that I’ve ever seen.
He’ll look good on my desk next to Iron Man and his impossibly large head, which I can only assume means that it’s a mini fig helmet that’s removable, which I can then assume means it’ll be awesome. Lord of the Rings Lego Here’s the first look at the upcoming Lord of the Rings Lego figures to be included in the Lord of the Rings Lego sets. Looks for the sets to be hitting stores and online retailers around June 2012. my goodness Gollum looks awesome. via Lord of the Rings Legos Revealed | LEGO Star Wars 9492 TIE Fighter Behold, the standard fighter in the Emperor’s Navy! The TIE Fighter is back, and this time it includes a bunch of figures like the TIE Pilot, the Imperial Office, the new Death Star Trooper, and the new R5-J2. Build a squad of them and crush the Rebel Alliance! Ages 8 to 14. I own a version of the tie inteceptor in lego, but it didn’t come with any of those cool minifigs. via LEGO Star Wars 9492 TIE Fighter – LEGO – Star Wars – Construction Toys at Entertainment Earth.
ICHIBAN Toys BTTF DeLorean DMC-12 V4.0 – Custom LEGO Model Tagged:Legos Related Movie: Back to the Future (1985) Our DeLorean V2.1 was by far our most popular and highly praised item we have ever offered. But we decided it was time for something new, something sleeker and better built. Our Version 4.0 retains the same smooth hover-mode wheel system that made V2.1 so popular, however it is now wrapped up in a stronger frame while also allowing a lower height to more accurately match the real DeLorean DMC-12. I had no clue there were custom lego sets out there that you could buy…I think this is going on my wishlist… via ICHIBAN Toys BTTF DeLorean DMC-12 V4.0 – Custom LEGO Model : Back to the Future. Welcome, there is one point left on your license Tagged:LEGO Related Movie: The Fifth Element (1997) Jean-Phillippe Lajoie Dorval (zwiti) was inspired to build this can by the comic book “Les cercles du pouvoir,” which also inspired the film, The Fifth Element.
via Welcome, there is one point left on your license | The Brothers Brick | Man Builds a LEGO Docking Bay Big Enough For The Ultimate Millennium Falcon If you are familiar with the 10179 Ultimate Collectors edition of the Millennium Falcon, you’ll know that it is one of the biggest sets LEGO ever produced at 33″(84 cm) long by 22″(56 cm) wide and 8.3″(21 cm) tall with over 5000 pieces. LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean 4184 Black Pearl Tagged:LEGO Related Movie: pirates of the caribbean (2011) LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean 4184 Black Pearl: Battle Davy Jones and his crew aboard the Black Pearl! LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean Black Pearl includes 6 minifigures with assorted weapons. Features large black sails, firing cannons, pirate flag, anchor, and turning helm. Also includes an opening cabin with a detailed interior. Help Captain Jack Sparrow defend his ship and his freedom!This fantastic LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean set includes 6 minifigures: Captain Jack Sparrow with compass, Will Turner, Joshamee Gibbs, Davy Jones, Maccus, and Bootstrap Bill… with assorted weapons.
It features large black sails, firing cannons, a pirate flag, an anchor, and a turning helm. Plus an opening cabin with a detailed interior! Ages 9 to 14. After 13 years of waiting, Davy Jones has come to claim Jack Sparrow for the undead crew of the Flying Dutchman. As the tentacled terror boards the Black Pearl with his sidekicks Maccus and Bootstrap Bill, Captain Jack gets ready to battle for his ship and his freedom with Will Turner and Joshamee Gibbs by his side! Orion Pax builds his own Back to the Future Nike MAGs from LEGO Tagged:LEGO Related Movie: Back to the Future (1985) Even though Alex (Orion Pax) couldn’t afford to join the likes of Brian Wilson and Kanye West in owning a pair of the new Nike MAGs from Back to the Future, that didn’t stop him building his own from LEGO. via Orion Pax builds his own Back to the Future Nike MAGs from LEGO | Enormous LEGO Battlestar Berzerk Build Measures Six Feet Long Tagged:LEGO Related Movie: Battlestar Galactica (1978)
the models of the original battlestar galactica have always had a certain appeal to me, and this lego creation is honestly close enough to the original models to pass for the real thing. more pictures and info at nerdapproved7 Item(s) Sort By Position Name Price UPC Quantity View as:Come August, Disney will be able to print money. That’s when the Mouse is expected to release Disney Infinity, a game that essentially takes ideas of Activision’s Skylanders series and multiplies it by a factor of 10. Like the Toys For Bob’s game, Disney’s upcoming titleuses real toys that are placed on a special pad. The device reads the data on the figurines, ports the info into the game and fans happily control the character. But that just scratches the surface of the gameplay idea. At GDC a few weeks ago, I got a better idea of what Disney is trying to do. They showed off both modes of the game: Playset and Toy Box. You need this figurine to play the Playset games, plus it’s clear for a reason.
SETTING UP THE GAME: First let’s go over the Playset, which is activated via a crystal-esque figurine. It has a hexagonal base and it goes on a special spot on the reader. The reason it’s semitransparent is that the toy lights up, and depending on the situation, the glowing colors change or flash giving players a visual cue about what’s going. The two Playsets I checked out were Pirates of the Caribbean and Cars. They’re both brand new adventures separate from their respective movies. With Pirates, Disney worked with Jerry Bruckheimer to get extra assets and characters that didn’t make the film and put in the game. The developers at Avalanche Software even remade parts of the original ride in the demo, a nice touch. Pirates of the Caribbean had the simple puzzles and action that reminded me of a Lego game. PLAYING AS JACK SPARROW: As for the gameplay itself, it’s reminiscent of the Lego games with simple puzzles and quests. In this adventure, Jack Sparrow has to fend off Davey Jones who is attacking Tartuga.
He’ll have to rescue crew members such as Master Gibbs and battle the sea-creature-ish pirates of the Flying Dutchman with a fairly complex combo system. Players can even block and parry attacks. When it comes to the other elements of pirating, the game has fans covered with plenty of swashbuckling. Sparrow will climb atop ledges and glide down zip lines. All that effort goes toward finding four map pieces that will lead Sparrow to the key that unlocks the Kraken’s Bane. That enables Jack to defeat Davey Jones. Like the two other titles in the starter pack, the Pirates of the Caribbean is fairly lengthy with an average playtime of six to 10 hours depending on how many prizes you want to unlock for the Toy Box mode. Yes, you can super-size Lightning McQueen into a monster truck and the vehicle handles differently as well. TAKING ANOTHER GAME FOR A SPIN: Cars was the other Playset and it included its own transparent figurine. The premise for this title is that Lightning McQueen has to get Radiator Springs ready for a Piston Cup race.
Players can take on the roles of McQueen and other Cars cast members such as Holly Shiftwell and Mater, but those require specific toys. The setup is more open world as players roll out across the town. The vehicles have a bit of wiggle to them. The events aren’t just straight racing. Players can make the characters perform skate tricks like 360s on halfpipe areas. Even the buildings like Flo’s v8 Cafe turn into ramps that players use to jump across gaps. Along with stunt events, players can of course race and even partake in some karting action. It’s similar to what Avalanche did in the Cars 2 game. Over the course of both Playsets, players do level up and hit a cap of 15. At each level, they’re awarded spins that lets players win in-game toys. And if that weren’t enough, Cars characters have a natural advantage when they’re brought into some competitions in Toy Box mode. (See anything with a finish line.) They can also perform a move called the tow and throw. A unique brand of horse racing is one of the games you can play in Toy Box mode.
THE CORE OF THE GAME: Speaking of Toy Box, that’s where most of the fun will take place. It’s an idea that arose from Toy Story 3: The Video Game. Avalanche Software just expanded and married it to the toys concept. All the prizes that players earn during the Playset campaigns can be used here and lets players do some wild things. Ever want to see Sully from Monster Inc in a Buzz Lightyear Jet Pack? That can be done. Do you want to re-create Disneyland? There are pieces like the Matterhorn and Space Mountain available. But moving beyond just world creation, players can also make their own minigames. It looks fast and easy, but when it comes to user-generated content, the learning curve is always high, and when it comes to kids, it could be intimidating with youths dealing with switches and attaching AI to objects. I’m not sure if this part of Disney Infinity will be accessible to everyone. You can pretty much drive whatever you want in the game, and yes, that the Epcot golf ball in the background.
SIMPLE MINIGAMES: Conceivably, players can do some wild things with the tools that Avalanche Software provides. They can make a soccer game where players get points and fireworks celebration for kicking the ball into ESPN branded goals. They can make 2D platformers like Super Mario Bros. or a monster truck rally by using a wand to super-size cars. (They even handle differently depending on if you embiggen them or make them smaller.) It’s up the players’ imagination. What I like best though is that there’s no pressure to make anything. Just like real toys, players can just fiddle with things they see in the world. There doesn’t have to be a purpose for anything. The system lets players experiment, and one of the more fascinating things to try out are the Power Discs that will come in collectible card-type packs. Several toys will be familiar to those who visited California Adventure. HOW POWER DISCS WORK: Players have to place them in the well of the reader and put the toy on top, then the Power Discs — depending on what they do — give out power-ups like 20 percent more health or stronger attacks.