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I wish I could, though I'm watching out for CW spoilers.

So Thunderbolt Ross is going to be in the fourth Civil War set, you guys think?

Well it comes with part of the palace, too. Actually, like the exact amount as the LEGOLand model. And yeah, there's a brick built Big Ben (the bell). I wrote that it's made up of a dish, circular 2x2 plate, 2x2 cicular jumper, then the rest was fuzzy.

That LEGOLand one is so similar! It's a little smaller than that. Also, I think the clock-face is one piece, may be wrong. One radar dish inverted. Asking the dimensions, here it is: 19 cm / 7.4 in. wide 60 cm / 23.6 in. high

He was also packed in with a special edition packaging of the game also sold in the states.

This site has pics of the summer wave, sans retail exclusives: https://misterbricks.nl/lego/lego-super-heroes/?p=1

This site has pics of the Summer wave, sans retail exclusives: https://misterbricks.nl/lego/lego-super-heroes/?p=2

This site has pics of the Siege Vehicle: https://misterbricks.nl/lego-nexo-knights-70321-gerenaal-magmars-belegeringsmachine.html

It's the performance school. I believe it was a rumored set some time ago.

Didn't say I have a picture. I have at least saw one. Yeah. There's part of the palace connecting to the tower. The bell is on the box, which is kinda funny. There's microfigures (board game figures) as the detailing for some of the walls. And, IIRC, the clock face is a radar dish flipped around.

No. Isn't there a London Bus promo, maybe that's a GWP with it?

Well, there's some play features. Moving the monster's tentacles, placements, etc.

Yes, a lot. There's what seems to be Kylo Ren's blade in tan for the crosses but it looks smaller, so I think I'm wrong. AMA.

Yeah, looks like that. New eye printed 1x1 circular tiles.

Nopers, I just saw the pics, doesn't mean I have 'em. I don't think LEGO or DIsney would like them being posted or shared either. If I could post something I would, if I couldn't I won't.

For sure it's black - I'm not sure that it has white on the side. It looks like gray but that can be wrong and it could just be plain black.

No, he has the same hair as the Joker / Peter Venkman's old hair / Doc Brown's old hair / etc.

Dang, only those two?

How did you know there was a character with fans? The Ancient One is a minifig with trans fans, Mordo has Finn hair, all have new faces and torsos, and Strange has black hair with what I think is grey side printing, but it could just be a plain black widow peak hairz

The Doctor Strange set is the Ancient One, Mordo, and Strange. Looks like the Big Bang Theory set but with eccentric collectibles and a big octopus out the wall.

Hey y'all, having acquired the first LEGO Disney Minifigures earlier with no Whitefang review to be found, I thought it would be neat if I gave a closer look at the series. Not really a review, but more images than anything. But, if you DO want to see my review, I did a video one here: Mickey 'n friends: Classic Disney animated films: Disney Animated Renaissance and beyond: Pixar: All of the minifigures are just about the best they can be in LEGO form. Though, some character selections are weird, like the Little Green Alien, Daisy Duck, Syndrome, and the Chesire Cat. Though, even those I understand. The LGM makes sense since Toy Story is one of Disney's most popular properties, so it makes sense to include two (and I don't think Woody would look passable with a minifig head), Daisy Duck is a good way to save money on production, and she's a companion to Donald Duck (there's no new moulds on her), the Cheshire Cat is another character from Alice and Wonderland (and there's a new movie for that coming soon), and Syndrome... well, alright, he's an odd choice. And, his face looks really weird and un-LEGO like, but that's my opinion. I just adore the detail all around these minifigures. I mean, majority of the figures have dual moulding on their legs and/or arms. The first image is all the minifigures with side printing, whether it'd be on their legs or arms. The following two pictures are all the minifigures with back printing. Oh, and Genie has side arm printing as well! Though, a noticeable downside on this series is the sheer lack of accessories. Heck, the accessories they include aren't unique for the most part. The second image here is the new hair/helmet pieces - which, in that aspect, this series is flourishing with new moulds! Now, for some comparison pics. Despite popular belief, the Toy Story LGM in this series is totally unique! Even eyes are printed slightly downer than the original iterations (this is something I noticed from the first pictures of the series). And, we got Ariel before - but in minidoll form. In that aspect, she's the first minifigure to ever have been a minidoll before, and the only minifigure to exist both as a minifigure and a minidoll. The new hair is definitely better than the minidoll hair. And, I love the old Buzz minifigures more than I do the new one. But it's not a bad minifigure - though, I will mix the new one's printed arms and legs with the old one's head. Here's the final mix: Alas, Aladdin allows us to make a proper Ezra from LEGO Star Wars Rebels! That's it! Hope you guys enjoyed this brief look at the LEGO Minifigures The Disney Series.

Finally, I completed the series! I'll do a video review and picture review here probably tomorrow. Got them at Target in Florida - at the Deerfield Beach S. Federal Highway Store. There's not much left.

Are the torso prints new?

I'm feeling like these are early versions, or as Sci said, place holders. In the recent years, LEGO has been super protective of showing off new licensed minifigures because bootleggers copy the designs. Hence why minifigures on boxes are blacked out at Toy Fairs (even though they're there in person) and in catalogs and whatnot.

Don't want to risk it! I'll try it with the second copy I get. Alright, fair enough. Actually, last time I had something like this was with Series 13. Only other time a series was up early on TRU.