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Alright! 1 hour early.

In about an hour. (4 p.m. GMT), usually. The Suicide Squad trailers & latest Wonder Woman trailer arrived at that time.

That gold suited Batman would be great for a Joker outfit as well.

You know you made it when you have your own Lego Minifigure.

I looked for some more info on Imdb and added the trailer and the spoilerish cast on the 1st page.

I hope we get Penguin's Limo though. Or whoever's limousine was shown in the trailer. Too bad I have ran out of space for my Lego collection... I don't want to get rid of my Bag-End display in favour of some new Batman sets. Bricklinking most of the figures but the Lowrider is a must-buy and build. I'll buy the Arkham Asylum to add to my backlog.

Is there an overview of what Lego will be showing this weekend during NYCC? Perhaps a new story trailer for the movie or are the 3 sets everything they have for now?

I was just guessing... I think it would be logical marketing to put a big set out to promote the new movie...

I wouldn't be surprised if the funhouse/amusement park is going to be the D2C set. There has to be one right? No way Arkham is the biggest set in this theme. Lego designs a 400 EUR Ghostbuster-set and doesn't promote their own movie with a similar sized and priced set? There aren't many options left for the D2C. Only Wayne Manor, GCPD or a Funhouse. Unless Joker transforms Wayne Manor into a funhouse.

There are tons of pictures on Toyark.com, including some artwork banners for the movie. The Lowrider is the only must-buy for me. http://news.toyark.com/2016/10/06/nycc-2016-lego-dc-comics-dc-movie-224528

Is that November release date also for European stores? I have 25 EUR in VIP points that will expire in January 2017. Honestly the new Arkham isn't that improved compared to the previous one. I still think the one from 3 year (=?) ago is the best one. This version lacks the great fence, the ambulance and the gothic feel. Maybe it's because they used brown as the main colour... Still likely that I'll pick up Arkham Asylum. The Batcave is an easy pass for me.

One of the worst figures they made in the last years. Where is all the detail? Especially the headpieces...

2 pictures on IMDB:

I love the details, the dotted underpants for Two-Face for instance.

No way that Bane set is 25 USD. So They will spread out all of the villains in the sets... BL most of them anyways; I just don't have the funds to buy every set anymore; nor do I have the space.

Maybe the fifth set is indeed an exclusive of D2C. Hoping for the Flying Dutchman... Even if it's the new version with Cpt. William Turner.

I love the jab at the Comic Con exclusive outfit

So Lego Joker: Romero Hair Ledger clothes Leto arm tattoos Nice

You guys sure have to follow the official Instagram page: 'reallegobatman' Here's pictures I stumbled upon (SDCC booth with a banner of the movie).

Found this on Instagram: A look at the Batman Movie minifigures (Joker, Robin with goggles/glasses?, Batgirl)

I hope this is the right thread:

71040 The Disney Castle Ages 16+. 4,080 pieces. US $349.99 – CA $399.99 – DE 349.99€ – UK £289.99 – DK 2999.00 DKK *Euro pricing varies by country. Please visit shop.LEGO.com for regional pricing. Welcome to the magical Disney Castle! Bring the magical world of Disney to your home with The Disney Castle. This highly detailed LEGO® model with over 4,000 pieces offers a rewarding build and play experience, and comes with an array of exciting Disney-themed features and functions. The intricately detailed facade and towers replicate the iconic Walt Disney World® Resort Cinderella Castle, and each accessible castle room includes special features inspired by some of Disney’s greatest animated feature films, providing endless play possibilities with the included minifigures: Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck and Tinker Bell, or other characters from your collection. 71040 The Disney CastleIncludes 5 minifigures: Mickey Mouse with a tuxedo, Minnie Mouse with red dress, Donald Duck with classic outfit, Daisy Duck with pink skirt, lavender colored shoes and a bow, and Tinker Bell with wig element, skirt, wings and a magic wand. The Disney Castle features a detailed facade with a stone bridge, clock, wide arched entrance, ornate balconies, spired towers, plus a four-story main building and a five-story, golden-spired main tower, both containing rooms with assorted Disney-inspired features and elements. Castle main building first floor features the main hall with large arched doorway, mosaic floor tiling, ornate chandelier, suits of armor, shield-decorated walls, grandfather clock, floor-standing vase with buildable flower elements, magic carpet and a golden lamp. Castle main building second-floor room features buildable dark-blue curtains with curtain pole, ornate buildable candelabra and rose, and glass case elements. Castle main building third-floor room features a chest with book of spells, mop and bucket elements, and access to the main tower second-floor room. Castle main building fourth-floor bedroom features a detailed bed with decorative golden headboard elements. Main tower first-floor kitchen features a large redbrick-patterned stove, workbench, buildable broom and pumpkin, plus pots, pans and assorted kitchen and food elements. Main tower second-floor room includes a spinning wheel and access to the castle main building third-floor room. Main tower third-floor room features a chest containing brush, scissor and lock of black hair elements, plus a balcony with 2 stud shooters for a firework-display function. Main tower fourth-floor room features a golden mirror, plus red apple and glass vase elements. Main tower fifth-floor room features a window bench and an arched window. Also includes 2 frogs and a golden crown element. Remove part of the roof section to discover the glass slipper element and fairy-tale book element with printed cover. Launch the fireworks and let the magic begin! Combine with other LEGO® minifigure characters for endless adventures! This set offers an age-appropriate building experience for ages 12 and over. This set includes over 4,000 LEGO® pieces. The Disney Castle measures over 29” (74cm) high, 17” (44cm) wide and 12” (31cm) deep. Available for sale directly through LEGO® beginning September 1, 2016

Is there a designer video on the way as well? edit: I just noticed the dimensions on the box. 74 cm tall; that's 1 cm taller than the Orthanc Tower. I don't even have the space between my shelves to put it somewhere.