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LEGO 6516 Review - Moon Walker Read LEGO 6567 Review - Speed Splasher Read Cobi presents World of Tanks - Roll Out construction sets Read LEGO 6110 Solo Sub review ReadLEGO Jurassic World / LEGO Jurassic World Gets a Release Date and New Trailer Warner Bros. has announced LEGO Jurassic World will be available in both North America and Europe on June 12. The upcoming adventure will hit PS4, Xbox One, PS3, Xbox 360, PC, Wii U, PS Vita and 3DS on that date. A new trailer has also been released, showing off some of the 20-plus dinosaurs you'll be able to take charge of. The publisher also confirmed a series of retailer-specific perks for those buying the game in North America. Anyone who opts to buy the game from GameStop will net themselves a LEFO Dino Trap Mini Playset, while anyone who buys the game from Target gets a Dr. Wu Minifigure. Finally, those picking it up from Walmart get a $10 Movie Cash Certificate When we got a chance to go hands-on with the upcoming game, we found developer Traveller's Tales has once again brought its unique sense of humour to one of our most-loved franchises, and the results already look promising.
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LEGO System é também a marca sob a qual a maioria das minifiguras padrão compatíveis com sets são comercializados desde 1978. As peças desta linha são menores do que os blocos DUPLO. O logotipo do LEGO System não foi apresentado nas caixas e catálogos até 1992. A maioria das novas minifiguras compatíveis com sets não mais possuem este logo, embora eles ainda são considerados uma parte do System. A peça System 1x1 padrão mede aproximadamente 8×8×10 mm. Os tamanhos de quase todos os outros produtos da LEGO são derivados deste tamanho e podem ser combinado com ela. Com a introdução da minifigura compatível com sets em 1978, três playthemes principais foram introduzidos: Castle, Town, e Space, dentro de cada um dos quais mais tarde foram adicionados vários subtemas novos, que consistiam na maior parte de novas facções distintas de minifiguras e todas foram relacionadas com seus respectivos temas principais. Com Boats e Trains, dois temas pequenos que foram introduzidas e complementou Town, mas não foram contadas como partes ou subtemas do mesmo.
Outro tema único foi Model Team de 1986, cujos sets focaram na escala mais ou menos precisas de reproduções de veículos do mundo real e não foram projetados para serem compatíveis com minifiguras. Com a introdução da City em 2005, o mudança de marca constante do tema Town nos anos depois de 1999 chegou a um impasse.Seeing the International Space Station pass overhead is pretty cool. It glides soundlessly across the sky, getting brighter as it gets closer to you, whizzing by hundreds of kilometers above your head at 8 kilometers per second. I usually go to Heavens-Above when I think of it to check when the next few passes will be. But wouldn’t it be nice if you get a text or email letting you know that a pass is about to happen? NASA has set up a service to do just that: Spot The Station. You can give it your email or phone number, your location, and whether you’d like to see evening passes, morning ones, or both (because the station is lit by the Sun, you can only see it just after sunset or before sunrise).
That’s all there is to it. The next time the station is going to be visible from your location, NASA will send you a note. They also have a page describing what the message means, so you can go outside and figure out not just when to look, but where. I’ll note there’s another service that does this as well: Twisst, which uses Twitter to let you know about good station passes at your location. It would be fun to compare them, actually. And useful, because they may have different criteria for what constitutes a good viewing opportunity. If you want to see the station, it might pay to hedge your bet. And don’t forget to try to take a picture! The shot above is one I took a few years ago with nothing more than an off-the-shelf point-and-shoot camera set up on a tripod in my back yard. There are two streaks because one (on the right) is the station, and the other is the Space Shuttle Atlantis! I can guarantee you can’t get that shot again, but we do send other spacecraft to the station, so if you time it right you might get something like this.