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Lego Colosseum

Sunday July 1 sees the grand unveiling of the largest ever scale model of Rome’s famous Colosseum - built entirely from LEGO bricks! The model will be the centrepiece of an exhibition about Rome’s largest surviving building from the great days of its Empire. The exhibition will also include sculpture and coins of the Emperors, as well as artefacts used in daily life by the ordinary Roman who enjoyed 100 days of holiday and games when the original Colosseum opened in 80 AD.

Who is the green ninja? first look at lloyd zx

Fans of the Lego Ninjago cartoon series have been dying to find out who the green ninja is, as well as to get their hands on a green ninja minifig. Unfortunately, they’ll have to wait awhile to purchase one, but straight from New York Toy Fair we have pics and can confirm that the Ninjago green ninja is Lloyd ZX. The Lloyd ZX spinner set (#9574) will include 23 pieces, retail for $9.99, and be available in September. Readmore...

December 31, 2011

Hot Wheels Yellow '72 FORD GRAN TORINO SPORT 351 Diecast Muscle Mania Ford '12 #7/10

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Hot Wheels Yellow '72 FORD GRAN TORINO SPORT

Diecast Muscle Mania Ford '12 #7/10

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LEGO Creator 5865 Mini Dumper Vehicle 3-In-1 NEW IN BOX

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LEGO Creator 5865 Mini Dumper Vehicle 3-In-1

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Lego Minecraft Now Available

Lego Minecraft was the first proposal on Lego Cuusoo, Lego’s idea crowd-sourcing site, to gain over 10,000 votes and therefore make it an idea for consideration by Lego. This influx of support obviously led to some pretty quick discussions between Minecraft developers Mojang and the Lego Group. The results are now in.

The initial set, titled Lego Minecraft Micro World includes two of Minecraft’s most iconic characters, Steve and a Creeper, represented as “Micro Mobs”. The model presents a standard for building a Minecraft world that can be configured any way the builder likes.

The surface of the modules comes off to reveal mines and hidden resources beneath. Fans can build their own landscapes, stack cubes on top of each other, to build the world of Minecraft as they wish. The product was developed in collaboration with four very keen and fortunate Lego fans: Chris Malloy, Michael Thomas, Kyle Tingey, and Bjarne Panduro Tveskov. They developed concepts alongside Lego designers and helped shape the product into its final version.