Lego announced Tuesday it is teaming up with Disney (DIS) to release a new collection of minifigures. The 18-strong lineup will include classic Disney characters such as Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck, together with Minnie and Daisy. Several Pixar characters including Mr. Incredible and Buzz Lightyear are also part of the new collection. And Lego isn't shying away from the villains. The line will feature evil witch Ursula from The Little Mermaid and Syndrome, the main antagonist from The Incredibles. The mini figures will be available for $3.99 each starting May. Like other Lego minifigures, they will come in blind packaging. This is not the first time Lego is working with Disney. Its Disney Princess range was among its most successful products in 2015. Elsa's Sparkling Ice Castle was the best selling set of the year. The Danish toymaker has had a great couple of years since the success of the Lego Movie in 2014. It posted a 25% jump in revenues and a 31% rise in net profits in 2015, thanks to a huge demand for its Star Wars and Ninjago sets.
The company said it sold more than 72 billion Lego bricks to 100 million kids in 2015.The cost free Kids Club in Diagonal Mar, Lego Fun Factory, is located on he first floor of the shopping centre (in front of the store Media Market). The Lego Fun Factory offers children between 4 and 12 years the chance to enjoy multiple games and discover Lego’s world with monitors look after them for us from Monday to Friday from 17h to 20h and Saturdays and openings dates from 12h to 14h and 17h to 21h. In the first visit you must complete a registration form to enroll in the Kids Club Lego Fun Factory. After registration, the child and parents receive a membership card that must be used to identify themselves during future visits together along with the identification of parent / responsible adult child. The maximum duration in the kids’ club for children is one hour Every month a new calendar of performed activities with many surprises and novelties is developed! Therefore, each visit is always a unique experience!
Monday to Friday from 17h to 20h. Saturdays and openings dates from 12h to 14h and 17h to 21h. This article is about the various blocks found in Minecraft. For the blocking with swords or shields that reduces damage when performed, see Blocking. Blocks are the basic units of structure in Minecraft. Together, solid blocks and liquid blocks build up the in-game environment and can be harvested and utilized in various fashions. Some blocks, such as dirt and sandstone, are opaque, while other blocks, such as glass and ice, are transparent. Some blocks, such as torches and glowstone, will emit light. The amount of light they emit varies widely; see this table of light values for further information. Most opaque blocks will completely block light, while transparent blocks either have no effect on light or simply diffuse it. Almost all blocks will ignore gravity, with the exception of sand, red sand, gravel, anvils, dragon eggs, concrete powder and, in Pocket Edition, layer snow.
Main article: Solid block § Height Most solid blocks are 1 meter high, but certain blocks (especially slabs and stairs) have non-standard block heights. A player can automatically step up from a lower to a higher height, if the difference is at most 0.6 (3⁄5) of a block. The textures on the faces of blocks are 16×16 pixels. Most blocks are proportionately one cubic meter by default, but their shape can be changed using models. Most blocks also have static textures, though water, lava, Nether portal, End portal, End gateway, fire, sea lantern, command block, prismarine, and magma blocks are animated. Using resource packs, the player can change the textures and resolution of blocks, including whether their texture is animated. They can also change the shapes of blocks using models and the size of blocks to any size with equal width and height, though sizes that are a power of two tend to work better. Natural blocks are generated as part of the terrain in the Overworld, the Nether and the End.
These also include ores and liquids. These blocks are generated as part of structures. Plants are Minecraft's representation of plant life. Most of them can grow and be farmed to obtain resources. Manufactured blocks can be obtained via crafting or smelting. Utility blocks are used for a wide variety of specific purposes that are helpful to the player. Mechanisms can be used to perform a wide range of tasks. These blocks can only be accessed within the Creative mode inventory. These blocks can only be accessed with the use of commands, such as /give. These blocks can only be accessed in Pocket Edition and Windows 10 Edition.Blocks in this image are no longer available in the current Minecraft version, except farmland and mob spawner. Technical blocks are blocks whose main functions are strictly tied to the usage of other blocks. They cannot be acquired through normal gameplay, most of them cannot be obtained with commands, but other ones require commands or mods to obtain.