Digger of Bricks

New Elementary - CONTEST: BUILD AND FIX

You know, there are three more yet-to-be-seen sets expected to come according to Brickset.

The Brothers Brick - Three new LEGO Movie 2 sets revealed, including a Space Palace, Sparkle Spa and Triple Decker Couch [News]

Here are both of Benny's new expressions from the Spa set (love that second one! ):

Heh, I kinda dig the shaping on Queen Watevra’s ‘So-Not-Evil’ Space Palace, while Benny in the Spa set looks to have a new expression.

Space Monorail by @Mark Bellis The Flying Scotsman by Da mangos Sky Shuttle - Airport Express by fc3sunfire Sunset Streetcar by TalkSh0wH0st Steam Train Thatcher Perkins by Bernopi

Here's yet another recently submitted LEGO Ideas project that's worth mentioning here! LEGO Ideas - Interstellar Explorer LL-997 - 40th Anniversary Classic Space by Johan Brickhead

Andy Serkis' Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle and Bumblebee, last year's prequel/solo outing for the Transformers franchise. It's hard to say whether I found Mowgli as a whole better or even comparable to Disney's 2016 remake of The Jungle Book, as they're said to be two very different approaches to their shared source material. Rather, it's easier to say which of the two handled different aspects, namely their approach in story and creature CGI. Personally, I prefered the more serious tone and storyline of Mowgli, even if its execution was a bit flawed; but, on the other hand, I did find the motion-capture face graphing for the animals to be somewhat off-putting, even though I have to somewhat admire them for trying something else for differentiation from Disney's 2016 remake. As for Bumblebee, that I surprisingly enjoyed! I loved its Iron Giant/Big Hero 6 dynamic between its titular character and main human lead, which has been nitpicked by some for following too closely to those cited examples, yet it didn't bug me nearly at all to be honest. Now, some who've seen all the prior Transformers films say it's kinda hard to judge if Bumblebee by itself is a good film, as they feel their opinion of it may be tainted by their experiences with those previous installments, thereby giving them a possibly biased, rosy-tinted view of the film in retrospect of its cinematic forebearers. I myself on the other hand, has only seen the first movie from 2007 once many years ago, so I found Bumblebee to be far above anything near mediocrity.

Land Rover Defender - Remote Control by pix27 Old School Street Car by Disneybrick55 Buck Rogers - Thunderfighter by LuisPG

RC 4x4 Jeep Wrangler Trailcat by @Sariel CS Colonizing Team by Rustybricks24 The Fountain Square by @paokus Certainly! Best of luck to you too!

Yeah, Cecil B. DeBatman's torso print was the one particular thing I'd wish to see come from this commercial! On another note, if they can easily utilize it for commercials and promotionals, why can't Lego apply their cinematic style of animation to their tie-in TV shows and videogames, just with a little less airbrushing? I'd at least be so much more interested in watching their product tie-in TV shows if they did.

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Home Alone: McCallister's House by @adwind Modular Architect Firm by italovergnat The Pirate Bay by @paokus Steam Train Thatcher Perkins by Bernopi The Oraculum Temple by @Elysiumfountain Sky Shuttle - Airport Express by fc3sunfire You're most welcome!

That's a pretty novel format for a starcraft! I've had a similar such idea myself for a spacecraft, though it'd be modeled after eighteenth century sailing craft rather than a modern-day cruise-liner. Thereby, I had the idea of a spacecraft with pretty much the same format (bridge located at the rear of the craft, windowed hull), but at its sides would be several rows of large, angled solar panels emulating the windsails of eighteenth century watercraft.

I myself have always considered Trans-Yellow canopies to be depicting in-cockpit backlighting. Pretty darn spot-on if you ask me.

I'm not holding my breath for a return to more than a single "traditional" CMS per year, as I'm pessimistically expecting this current pattern of theirs to remain the norm. But hey, with that attitude, at least I'll be pleasantly surprised if they indeed do more than one next year rather than disappointed if they don't.

This may sound like an April Fools joke, but it's not... Screen Rant - Aquaman Spinoff Horror Movie The Trench Is In Development

You know though, think of all the derivative armor parts we've seen since Series 7's Galaxy Patrol CMF, as many of them have been seemingly taking after that part with slight alterations to one degree or another. I guess it is somewhat getting a little redundant, whereas otherwise they could've been just giving us recolors of the first few preexisting molds they'd initially done.

I guess that could be true come to think of it a little further, as @1974 and @whitswj own many fully-developed parts from decades past that were never put into production.

At least not for TLM2, as @Lyichir says they don't appear at any point in the film. Given how developed of mold it looks to be though, I'm figuring they designed for something else, be it perhaps a future Series 19 CMF or maybe for Ninjago or that other upcoming mystery theme.