Police are seeking this man in connection with the recent theft of Lego Star Wars and Batman toys from a Target store. Police seek man in theft of Lego sets from Concord Target CONCORD -- Police are asking for the public’s help identifying a man sought in connection with the recent theft of Lego Star Wars and Batman toys from a Target store. According to police, on Jan. 14 around 3:57 p.m. and again on Jan. 19 at 4:45 p.m. at the Target store at 80 D’Amante Drive, a man was observed on surveillance footage taking several Lego toy sets and other items.. These surveillance photos show the man sought in connection with the recent theft of Lego Star Wars and Batman toys from a Target store. (Click on the image to view it at a larger size in a new window.) Police say the thief, described as a white man with a slender build, reportedly took two Samsung DVD players and four sets of Legos on Jan. 14, and took an additional three sets of Legos from the store on Jan. 19.
Police said the majority of the Legos were from the Star Wars and Batman series, and were valued in excess of $800.The man can be seen on video getting into a red, newer-model Chevy Cruze and leaving the store parking lot.Anyone with information is asked to call Concord Deputy Police Chief K. Mitchell at 225-8600... Friday, 7:30 p.m.Saturday, 7:30 p.m.Sunday, 2 p.m. Saturday, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Kids Torch Light Parade NH Union Leader on Twitter Union Leader app for Apple iPad or Android * * e-Edition subscription required Rumor: LEGO Star Wars Episode VIII Toy Line Features TIE Bombers. Did the lack of diversity between Resistance and First Order starfighter types in The Force Awakens bug you as much as they bugged us? Well apparently, the people at Lucasfilm got the memo, and soon the First Order TIE bombers will soon make their way to the big screen in Episode VIII! Come the next “Force Friday” event, you’ll be able to pick up LEGO sets that update the design first seen in The Empire Strikes Back.
Star Wars Episode VIII will be a great mix of the old and the new. This reflects in the few character designs we’ve seen. It should be no surprise then, that an old Imperial vessel is getting updated for use by the First Order. That’s right: There will be a TIE Bomber in Episode VIII. This information comes in the form of a leaked Lego set announcement (via StarWarsAwakens.nl). Seeing as the source has been right about Lego before with this winter’s sets, I see no reason to doubt it. Next Force Friday, you will be able to find First Order TIE Bombers at your local Lego supplier. Force Friday Lego sets aren’t always a guarantee for a major role in the film… But the vehicle will no doubt at least be clearly visible at some point. That last point is especially prescient, considering that the Rogue One merchandise line made a big deal out of the TIE striker, though it was only seen for a few seconds in the movie itself. Still, knowing that we’ll be seeing more ships in battle – even if they’re technically new-old ships – already gets us a little more excited about Episode VIII.
Are there any recognizable ship designs that you’d like to see get sleeker updates in Episode VIII, or would you prefer that we get some new starfighters? Let us know in the comments below. Click HERE to check out and comment on this topic in our forum The Cantina Powered by WordPress | Designed by: seo services | Thanks to seo company, web designer and internet marketing companyLego Star Wars: The Force Awakens trailer and release date leak *UPDATE* Sony posts official trailer to YouTube Tuesday 2 February 2016 09:17 GMT *UPDATE* Sony has posted the offical Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens trailer to YouTube: Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens appears to be real, as its debut trailer has leaked online as well as an official product listing appearing on the Xbox Store. The trailer features iconic moments from the movie recreated in Lego form, including Kylo Ren’s drawing of his lightsaber, Poe Dameron in the cockpit of the X-Wing and BB-8 rolling through the desert, all given a humourous twist, of course.
A product listing on the official Xbox Store revealed more details about the game, stating that it will bridge the narrative gap between episodes VI and VII. “In LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens, players relive the epic action from the blockbuster film Star Wars: The Force Awakens, retold through the clever and witty LEGO lens” the listing reads. “The game will also feature exclusive playable content that bridges the story gap between Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi and Star Wars: The Force Awakens.” Gadgets and tech news in pictures The product listing also provides a release date of June 28, with this being a Tuesday, we can expect a UK release date of around July 1. The last Lego Star Wars game was Lego Star Wars III: The Clone Wars, which launched back in 2011. So fans of both Star Wars and the Lego game series will no doubt be delighted with its long-overdue return. Star Wars the Force AwakensExclusive: Poe finds his way home in 'LEGO Star Wars' gameCLOSExEmbedStill wondering how exactly Poe Dameron survived a TIE Fighter crash and made it back in time to help the Resistance battle the First Order in the last Star Wars film?
Get ready to play your way through the answer.The ace pilot played by Oscar Isaac gets a fun new backstory that comes alive in the Poe's Quest for Survival Level Pack that premieres tomorrow as downloadable content for the LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens video game.USA TODAY has the exclusive trailer for the add-on, which begins as Poe and Finn (John Boyega) have just escaped a Star Destroyer and crash land on the planet Jakku. In the movie, FInn can't find Poe and assumes he's dead, but instead Poe (voiced in the game by Isaac) meets a little scavenger named Naka Iit. He takes Poe through the desert to meet the merchant Ohn Gos and figure out a way to return to the Resistance base on D'Qar, though they run afoul of the the formidable Strus Clan. Building-block hijinks ensue for our hero on a Strus Clan Speeder.The DLC pack can be purchased for $3, or players can get as part of a Season Pass full of extra content for $10. You (or someone you know) can pay & pick up online orders at a Kmart store - and even use an international credit card.