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That game turned out to be JW: Aftermath. Major disappointment.

Not sure if Falconfan heard the same things I did but there's a number going around.

The figure list was quite clear. Bo Katan is in the Mandalorian fighter set and the Arquitens has Mando, Cara, Fennec, Gideon and an unknown figure (possibly a Dark Trooper).

I wouldn't give it to Kennedy or Lucasfilm but I do think if Trevorrow answered to Disney instead of Universal this franchise would've been much better off.

Not necessarily Marshall himself but the folks behind the Jurassic franchise in general have talked about a number of things that never ended up happening. Although taking in mind Jurassic is a franchise owned by Universal () they'll probably continue milking it the wrong way untill the franchise dies a slow and painfull death. Literally my one wish film-wise: please take the Jurassic franchise away from Universal

I don't believe a word Frank Marshall says, I'll be genuinely surprised if we get another Jurassic movie after Dominion.

The Eternals sets aren't part of the list, don't even need insider information to see that

Bit of a pessimistic point of view but I honestly wouldn't be surprised if this theme gets axed after JWD

Jurassic World performs well but not well enough to get multiple waves a year and I'm honestly fine with the theme as it is now, a small wave every year and a big one when a movie comes out. The only thing I would still want this theme itself to do (so nothing set-specific) is revisist the original trilogy.

He's got more coming than just artwork Although I won't spill the beans on it The main thing to remember is that this isn't like any other wave we've had before in that it has a specific budget and that's it. Jurassic World's original 2021 line-up had a budget (which would've been bigger than normal as JWD would be coming out) and that budget has been spread out over the entire wave, only for most of it to get delayed by a year. I'm not saying we won't get anything new, as the pricepoints for these sets would definetely suggest otherwise, but it's crucial to take in mind that most budget went towards the new stuff needed for Dominion (dinosaurs, figures, molds etc.) and those sets are also the most likely to have been delayed. So while it may not factually be that way it would be advisable to expect a somewhat lower-budget wave.

We don't know yet.

I definetely wouldn't count out any dinosaurs just yet.

It baffles me how long people have been moaning about such a non-issue. Not every floor/room being readily accessible by an in-universe character is part of LEGO's aesthetic, always has been. If you don't like the look of it either don't buy it or build an add-on yourself, constantly moaning about it on an online forum won't change a thing. And I must also say I'm surprised to see people bitching so much about the planning that was/wasn't done for this model, you guys act like all of you work at LEGO and thus have both insider knowledge about the design process of the set and years of experience in the field. Cut the guy some slack, he was tasked with creating a gigantic new Ninjago City model and delivered a magnificent addition to the collection. I highly doubt most of you would be able to design a model like this.

I highly doubt the price will drop in the first few weeks, especially not 20%.

Usually around 6 months after the initial release, so around March. Although, seeing as you are from Holland as well, I would recommend just buying it from LEGO themselves as the general retailers will just mark up the price for that set.

They won't keep delaying the movie untill 1B can be achieved. The whole movie industry got turned on it's head, it'll be years before another movie reaches the 1B line.

Normal set, polybags don't have similar numbers to sets.

Looking at reused figures as well a Slugclub AC is much more interesting to me than one for the Burrow. Slugclub Harry and Hermione are fantastic figures to get multiples of, the generic outfits we'd get in a Burrow themed AC are honestly just useless imo.

It's not totally accurate but in proportion to a minifigure the smaller one is definetely far more accurate than the oversized versions they've made before, both in height and length. The average Dilophosaurus wasn't much larger than the average human (give or take 1.8m for the human and 2m for the Dilo) and although it should technically be a bit longer the smaller Dilo's lenght is completely fine compared to it's general mass.

I doubt all of those figures will come close to that $5 pricepoint. Kai and Zane are very common and all those random citizens aren't particularly attractive figures to get by themselves.

I do too but I highly doubt that he'll actually suit up in the film. He'll most likely just appear as Peters lawyer.

The smaller Dilophosaurus introduced in the LoIN wave is actually more accurate to both the movie and the scientifically accurate specimen. It's too big for proper JP-scale and just a tad bit too small to be scientifically accurate in terms of size but it comes pretty close and is far more accurate than the first and second iterations of LEGO's Dilophosaurus, who's size is more like that of a small-ish Ceratosaurus (scientifically speaking).

At least a neat Bruce Banner variant would be way better and more usefull than a Hulk minifigure that might as well have come straight from the uncanny valley

Interesting list although I'd definetely remove Hulk and Thanos, those 2 just don't work as minifigures. The figure I want most out of a MCU CMF is Peggy Carter.

Even if they were I wouldn't be able to tell you