Lorentzen

Apparantly - you can buy them right now via Bricklink. But I guess it will sell out in just a few moments. edit: Yup - all the extra Bricklink sets sold out very quickly.

It might return in a limited run, just like some sets from series 3 and 4 are today. If it won’t return ever, you can save the money on an after market set and watch this video series instead First of all, it’s a fun process for me to do. Second of all, it might help other people decide whether they want to buy the set or not. Thirdly, some people might not have the money to buy it, but seing it being built might be the second best thing. Thank you for your feedback.

First of all, it’s a fun process for me to do. Second of all, it might help other people decide whether they want to buy the set or not. Thirdly, some people might not have the money to buy it, but seing it being built might be the second best thing. Thank you for your feedback.

Hello everybody. I’ve decided to film my progress of building the Siege Encampment. I’ve tried to film it pretty closely, so the viewer gets and idea of how it actually is to build. It’s a pretty cool set with countless play features, so it might be one of my favourite sets from the Bricklink Designer Program. Here is a video of me building the first bag - an encampment tent. I am not too sure about the music, though. Perhaps you guys know of a place where I can find royalty free music that would fit this type of video?

Thanks guys. I decided to go with Flickr... It's a tedious job, but now the Skull's Eye Schooner review is up and running again. Now it's time to repair the Black Seas Barracuda and Caribbean Clipper reviews before focusing on the rest in a few days

Hi guys I'm not sure whether you already discussed this about photo bucket.com, but all my pictorial reviews lost the pictures because photobucket.com wants me to pay for 3rd party photo hosting. Do you have an idea for where I can upload my pictures from all my different reviews, so they can be shown on this forum again? Best regards, Kristian

Thanks for the kind words - they are just 'short, sweet reviews' as I like to call them. There are so many impressive video reviews out there (for example BrickPlanet's stop motion or Jangbricks) but I think that these short 'pictures as video' review are a good, quick way of getting to know the sets. Tomorrow I will do Lagoon Lock-Up and Forbidden Island :)

Thanks for the heads up - I think I'm going to change that and upload a new version of the video. ...and keep that in mind when I make other reviews. But is it because you use a phone to see the review, or is it also a problem on bigger screens?

Hi guys... I've been at it again. I decided to put the pictures from my Pictorial Review of the magnificent Skull's Eye Schooner into an iMovie video. It's so easy, but it gives the review a new life, and it could appeal to those who do not want to read a normal review. Here is the link, if you would like to see it: I'm still not too sure about speaking in my reviews, so for now, they are just pictures, text and music C&C is welcomed

Thanks - I couldn't figure out how to embed the video, so it's great that you helped out. I will definitely try to figure out how to embed videos the next time I post a review here.

Hi guys A few years ago, I wrote a review of the wonderful set 6376 Breezeway Café. Today I took all the pictures from that set and made a little video review - I am in the process of making all my reviews into video-styled reviews for those who are too lazy to read through a review If you would like to see the video, here is a link: Comments are very welcomed - I am still trying to find the perfect recipe for these video reviews Have a nice day

Hello everybody Last time I went to Legoland Billund - I do so at least once a year - I took some photos of the Miniland park. I love to walk around that part of Legoland and I always end up in a great mood. I tried to incorporate that into a small video with all the pictures on a string - iMovie is great for creating small videos very quickly. If you want to look at the pictures, here is the link to the video: What is your opinion on the use of mostly regular bricks and plates? I like it - it's so genuinely Lego Have a nice day

Hello everybody A handful of years ago I wrote a pictorial review of set 6062 - Battering Ram and posted it on this forum. I have decided to try my hands on editing video - I have made the old pictorial review into a short video review for those too lazy to read the entire review from back then For those interested, here is the link Sorry for the picture quality - I can't find the original pictures, so I just used those from the review I am still trying to find the perfect recipe for making video reviews, so comments and critique are very welcomed Have a nice day

Hmmm... I think they try to keep Miniland as classic as possible with the use of basic bricks and plates - if they started to use all the newer bricks, the overall classic feel would get lost in it all. But its a good thing that we have official sets and MOCs on here - they are a joy to look at, too

Yeah, I know... commentaries... I'm still debating whether or not I want to do that - I have seen many great videos with good commentaries, but most of them are made by native english/american speakers. I'm Danish, so I suspect my accent would be a turn off to some