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To get their requested item you will need to locate the Blacksmith Design and then craft the item at the Blacksmiths workshop in Bree. Once you have crafted the item you can return and exchange it for a brick. Once a brick has been bought you can then turn it on by accessing the Extras menu. Lego The Hobbit Blacksmith Design Guide Throughout the game you can collect 32 designs for new items that you can create at the Blacksmith in Bree. There 16 designs scattered throughout the large HUB world and one in each level of the game. This guide will show you how to find each of these designs, and explain how to collect them. Once you have a new design you can head to the Blacksmith and, if you have enough Mithril bricks, you will be able to craft the item. Lego Jurassic World Red Brick Guide Scattered throughout the four HUB worlds there are twenty red bricks to find. When you have found one you can then go to the Visitor’s Centre in Jurassic Park, or on Main Street in Jurassic World, and purchase the brick.
When you have purchased a brick you can turn it on by pausing the game and choosing Extras from the list. Lego Jurassic World Minikit Guide As with all Lego games there are ten minikit pieces to find in each level. Completing each minikit in this game unlocks a new dinosaur skeleton that you can use as a playable character. This guide will tell you how to find all the minikit pieces scattered throughout the twenty story levels. However, if you are still having trouble finding a minikit, you can unlock a minikit detector by finding a red brick and purchasing the detector from the extras menu. Lego Jurassic World Amber Brick Guide Throughout the four HUBs you can summon dinosaurs for you to play as. Before you can summon the dinosaurs you must first unlock them by finding an amber brick. There are twenty bricks to collect, one in each of the story levels. This guide will tell you what dinosaur you can unlock in each level, along with how to find the amber brick. If you’re still struggling though, you can unlock and purchase a red brick that you can use as an Amber Brick detector.
NOTE: This guide is a work in progress. Please be patient while I update it with more accurate and detailed information. Lego Jurassic World Gold Brick Guide There are a total of 275 gold bricks to be found and collected throughout this game. Half of them will be given to you for completing certain tasks, such as completing a level, healing a sick dinosaur, or saving a worker in peril. However, there are 133 gold bricks scattered throughout the 4 HUBs for you to find. This guide will show you how to find all of the gold bricks for this game. Throughout the HUBs there are map location posts that you should activate as you go. If you activate one of these map posts you will see icons appear on the map for bricks, dinosaurs, races, and more. If you click on the map point you will also see a list of items that can be found within this area. I have listed the gold brick locations by the map pointer they are included in. Lego Jurassic World Sick Dinosaur Guide In the four HUBs there are ten sick dinosaurs that you can help to heal.
Healing dinosaurs will unlock a gold brick, and healing all of them will get you an achievement. Before you can heal some dinosaurs you may need to search a pile of droppings first. When you have done this you will see three items circling the dinosaurs head. You must find all three items and feed them to the dinosaur to heal them. Lego Jurassic World Character Guide While playing through this game you can unlock and buy 142 playable characters and dinosaurs. While there are twenty different types of dinosaur to unlock, not all of these are playable from the character selection menu. Some can only be used by bringing them into the HUB using a dinosaur summoning pad. Lego Jurassic World Photo Guide Scattered about the four HUB worlds there are 20 photo spots to find. Taking a picture in each spot will give you a gold brick, and taking all 20 photos will give you an achievement. Some photo spots are ready for you to take the picture as soon as you find it, while others will take some action to uncover the photo spot.
Lego Jurassic World Race Guide The races in this game can be completed using dinosaurs, cars, or by riding on animals. There are 20 of them throughout the 4 HUB worlds and they are all easy to beat with the right approach. This guide lists where in the HUBs to find the races, and offers any tips you might need to complete them. Finishing all races with net you an achievement. Can't read the text above?Try another text or an audio CAPTCHAText in the box:What's this? By now many of you have probably explored the galaxy far, far away that is LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens (if you haven’t, then what are you waiting for?!). One of the lingering questions I’m sure you’ve had is… what’s the deal with C-3PO’s red arm?The Phantom Limb Level Pack let’s you experience these events, while collecting new characters and a cool vehicle along the way. This downloadable content is a free exclusive for PS4 and PS3 players! The Phantom Limb level continues the Trouble Over Taul story — one of the New Adventure levels featured in LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens set in the time leading up to the film — after C-3PO’s ship crashlands on the barren planet of Taul, inhabited by hostile alien creatures who seem to crave the taste of droids.
Never fear though — C-3PO is in good company with an oddball cast of survivors. First up is PZ-99, a security droid whose prime directive is to protect all non-combat personnel. Teaming up with him is VL-44, another security droid, armed with an incinerator to destroy gold LEGO bricks and fend off the hostile creatures on the surface of Taul. There’s also CO-34, a construction droid able to do most of the heavy lifting for the group, MSE-Y, a repair droid, GNK-189, a power droid, and 2MED2, a medical droid. They’re all really fun to play as, each with their own charm and playstyle! Additionally, we have O-MR1, a First Order droid who has been captured and taken prisoner by the C-3PO led group of Resistance droids. He’s featured briefly in the Trouble Over Taul level within the New Adventure level alongside Captain Phasma, but he plays a pivotal role here and is a really interesting counterpart to C-3PO. Plus, he’s voiced by Simon Pegg, of whom I’m a massive fan! I hope you’re looking forward to playing through this exclusive level pack and finding out more about this interesting cast of characters.