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PSLS • DLC & Patches • News • PS Vita / PlayStation Vita News, Trophies, Reviews, and More • PS3 / PlayStation 3 News, Trophies, Reviews, and More • PS4 News, Trophies, Reviews, and MoreFirst LEGO Star Wars The Force Awakens DLC Now Available With Character PacksWarner Bros. and TT Games have released the first batch of LEGO Star Wars The Force Awakens DLC, which is also part of the Season Pass still up for purchase. Two new DLC packs are available to download, The Prequel Trilogy Character Pack and The Freemaker Adventures Character Pack.As it sounds, the Prequel Trilogy Pack includes select characters from the first three Star Wars films—The Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones, and Revenge of the Sith—including the following characters and vehicles:Anakin Skywalker (damaged)Captain PanakaDarth MaulJango FettJar Jar BinksPadmé NaberrieWattoZam WesellNaboo Starfighter (full-size)Naboo Starfighter (microfighter)The Freemaker Adventures Pack implements characters from the LEGO animated series
, including the following:Baash (Iktotchi)Graballa the HuttKordi FreemakerNaareRaam (Iktotchi)Roger (Battle Droid)Rowan FreemakerZander FreemakerStar Scavenger (full-size)Star Scavenger (microfighter)These packs are not the only DLC packs that will be part of the Season Pass. Three new Level Packs are on the way along with two more Character Packs. Season Pass holders also have exclusive access to The Jedi Character Pack. The Season Pass is $9.99, but each DLC Pack can be purchased individually for $2.99 apiece. Chibi Lego builds ( CHIBO'S ) STAR WARS - Obi, Yoda, AnakinSo this is my first CUUSOO substitution so please any comments or suggestions just let me know.My idea is is to create cute little CHIBO builds, Chibi style Lego characters. (CHIBI + LEGO = CHIBO'S) I know allot of people don't like LDD builds but if these get enough interest I will do physical builds and do an update.I have many other characters ready to submit but i will be doing these in sets of three and hopefully if we can get enough support we could have a whole cast of characters in this style.
First set is-Obi-wanYodaAnakin More sets to come soon.Each one has around 310 parts and I have packed in as much articulation into the little guys as I can to make them super pose-able and fun.Each one has ball jointed neck/head as well as full 360' shoulders, elbows, hips, knees and ankles as well as pose-able fingers.Each one comes with at least one accessory eg. These would look great on display or great for play, so hopefully will appeal to both adult collectors as well as kids.Anakin demonstrating the articulation of CHIBO'SThanks for looking and thank you for your support,Check out my other CHIBO'S-STAR WARS - Count Dooku, Ahsoka Tano, Asajj VentressSTAR WARS - Clone TroopersBATMAN - Batman, Catwoman, JokerSUPERMAN - Bizarro, Metallo, SupermanSPIDERMAN - Complete character collectionSTAR WARS - General Grievous, Droideka (Destroyer Droid) and Battle Droid.STAR WARS - R2D2, C3PO and Leia with Salacious CrumbPlease support and leave me a comment! I will be adding more sets shortly with some really great characters that I hope everyone will love.
Once again any comments or suggestions please let me know.Don't forget to follow me to get notified of new CHIBO'S.:)Star Wars success helps Disney overtake Lego as the world’s most powerful brand Disney has overtaken Lego as the world’s most powerful brand after profiting following a series of “clever acquisitions” including the purchases of the Star Wars and Marvel film franchises. According to the latest Brand Finance 500 report, Disney has a value of $31.7bn and a ‘brand strength’ score of 91.8. The latter ‘brand strength’ score is calculated by focusing on marketing investment, brand equity (the goodwill accumulated with customers, staff and other stakeholders) and the subsequent impact on business performance. With global box office revenue of nearly $2bn, the latest Star Wars film is Disney’s most successful ever film and Brand Finance estimates the value of the sci-fi brand to now be over $10bn – more than double the $4bn Disney paid for Lucasfilm back in 2012.
“Disney has had a strong brand for a long time and has maintained its AAA rating consistently,” said Robert Haigh, head of marketing at Brand Finance. “But Star Wars has been the key factor over the last year; it has really propelled Disney to the top.” Brand Strength Index Score: Haigh says Lego has lost the top spot due to a series of “controversies impacting its wholesome image”. In 2015, Lego was fined by German regulators for attempting to prevent retailers from discounting its products while the toy brand has also been accused of colluding in censorship for trying to prevent dissident Chinese artist Ai Wei Wei from using Lego bricks in his work. Apple continues to thrive while VW and Nokia fade Apple, meanwhile, maintains its position the world’s most valuable brand, according to Brand Finance. Over the last year, Apple’s brand value has risen 14% to $145.9bn as it achieved record-breaking sales of $51.5bn in its fourth quarter. Brand valuation 2016 (USDm):
Brand Valuation 2015 (USDm): Chinese brands now take up four places among the top 10 fastest growing brands. The online messenger service WeChat is perhaps the best example of China’s growth, with its brand valuation up 83% to $6.5bn. Among the biggest losers on the 2016 brand valuation list was Volkswagen. The car brand has been hit by revelations it programmed its diesel vehicles to activate their optimal emission-reduction settings only when being tested and that, driven under normal conditions, they would emit up to 40 times more nitrogen oxide. And as a result of the controversy this scandal created, Volkswagen’s brand value has taken a $12bn hit falling to $18.9bn. In just a year, Volkswagen has gone from 17th to 56th on the Brand Finance Global 500 list. It was also bad news for Nokia which, for the first time ever, fell from the top 500 most valuable brands list altogether. Haigh concluded: “VW has a huge rebuild job on its hands and it could take many, many years to rebuild trust.
“Nokia falling out of the 500 shows how times have shifted. It’s tough to envision Nokia returning.” International bulletin: France passes new ad transparency law, Lyft takes on Uber Plus Alibaba’s counterfeiting concerns, why Amazon is the most mobile-ready brand in India and Samsung execs’ bribery charges. ‘As soon as you have an innovation department you’re buggered’ Creative England’s boss says brands have got to stop thinking about technology and creativity as two separate entities in order to fuel innovation. Yorkshire Tea on upholding its challenger status and making its ads ‘culturally famous’ Yorkshire Tea’s new campaign aims to build on current momentum as the only major UK tea brand that has delivered growth in the black tea market. How to ensure brand identity survives acquisition Interweaving differing company cultures and often conflicting agendas means brands must work hard to retain their unique identity post-acquisition.
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