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Already mentioned a few pages back and Brickset did a review on the set on wednesday. The images are pretty easy to find now

If LEGO wanted to invest in a bald Thanos bigfig they would've done so for Infinity War and Endgame, I highly doubt we'll get it now

Being round definetely has it's contribution to it looking weird. It's a weird shape with bad coloring and a poorly chosen color for the finer details (the ''bronze'' lines) Because Target can't strike a deal like that a month or 2 before they want to get the sets, that's basic logic. If these sets had a june release in the US we would've heard something about it by now, best to just let all this rest. If you want to hold out hope for a june release you're free to do so but you'll most likely end up being severly disappointed

The CMF comes out in early august for general retailers so, while reveal dates vary between CMF series, I'd expect a reveal around mid to late june

My ranking: 1. Nya - 9/10 2. Lloyd - 8.5/10 3. Jay - 8.5/10 4. Cole - 7/10 5. Zane - 6.5/10 6. Kai - 4/10 Overall it's a very solid selection of suits, Kai just stands out as the worst one

Am I the only one who really dislikes Kai's S13 figure? That torso print looks awfull

The Concavenator only appeared in Jurassic World: The Game so I'd say it's chances of appearing in this theme are nonexistent.

The green book in the AT is sadly another sticker. It's great to get more books for this theme but the designs being stickers really bums me out

That Vanishing Cabinet looks great! Draco is good for the parts we currently have, we need new prints for him

That's why I said ''if'' Cool to know we're not just getting bland 1x2's but it does make Sprout's CMF accessory pretty much useless You shouldn't compare MOCs to official sets, that's a really unrealistic comparison. The designers have a lot of restrictions while designings the sets, individual builders don't

If it's only the WW you care about you could buy the parts for it on Bricklink or Bricks and Pieces

That's far from the truth. We got the initial info on the summer sets from Luckybricks, we got more detailed descriptions from Stonewars, we got the CMF packaging from Promobricks and the info saying a D2C was coming came from jedijacpenguin. The only 'Kingnono exclusive' stuff is some Diagon Alley info/clues, some CMF riddles (which don't confirm much) and DA and 75978 not being the same set. Most of the info we had before LEGO revealed the sets didn't come from Kingnono. Nah, same here. Whenever it's a riddle or something like that I just pop on here and see what other people think, riddles aren't really my forte.

Using just 1 new mold to justify a 10 to 20 dollar price increase, while utterly ridiculous, does sound like something they'd do with this theme

The official 2020 Hogwarts setup will be included in the instruction manuals

Not at all suprising tbh

Pretty sure the Soulless One was in the retailer catalogue, that's rather uncommon for licensed sets nowadays

A ton of LEGO Jurassic fans are dying for sets based on the JP Trilogy. Especially TLW is perfect for LEGO, tons of fan favorite dinosaurs and a large variety of vehicles. Not making use of the potential here is just dumb, one of the reasons I dislike Universal. But we should go back to topic

The amount of characters doesn't really matter, wether or not we'll get a Series 3 completely depends on how well Series 2 performs Otherwise we would've had a ton of DC, Marvel and Star Wars Series

Same here, I'd love it if this theme goes on long enough for LEGO to do their own interpretation of Peeves

Thanks for the explanation! Definetely makes more sense now

This could easily be just on the Advent Calendar box though, I'm not expecting much from this

That's definetely true. Universal seems to avoid doing anything for the Park movies if they can

I want to say no but LEGO sure does love their Batmobiles, I guess it's possible?

I agree, the dark red version looks much better

I don't think the guy who posted his pics on Instagram knows english but according to Translate's language detector he's from the Czech Republic