Jump to content
N-Europe

Lego!


AshMat

Recommended Posts

  • 2 weeks later...
  • 3 weeks later...
  • 3 weeks later...
  • 1 month later...
The old western cowboy lego sets used to be awesome! Do they do a death star set??

 

They have done several, I think still available in some form.

 

this confuses me,

 

I thought Lego had licenses for DC, and Mega Blocks had Marvel stuff.

 

has this changed (guessing that it must have judging by these pictures.)

 

I am pretty sure Megabloks are owned by LEGO in some way (although licenses still separate), but certainly LEGO have had the Marvel License before (Spider-Man movies) and are now getting it again next year, and obviously have had DC and are re-getting. Or rather they had Batman, and now have all.

 

 

The old western cowboy lego sets used to be awesome! Do they do a death star set??

 

They have done several, I think still available in some form.

 

this confuses me,

 

I thought Lego had licenses for DC, and Mega Blocks had Marvel stuff.

 

has this changed (guessing that it must have judging by these pictures.)

 

I am pretty sure Megabloks are owned by LEGO in some way (although licenses still separate), but certainly LEGO have had the Marvel License before (Spider-Man movies) and are now getting it again next year, and obviously have had DC and are re-getting. Or rather they had Batman, and now have all.

 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

lego-star-destroyer-1-550x366.jpg

lego-star-destroyer-2-550x343.jpg

lego-star-destroyer-3-366x550.jpg

lego-star-destroyer-4-550x343.jpg

lego-star-destroyer-5-366x550.jpg

lego-star-destroyer-7-366x550.jpg

 

We’ve covered some pretty cool LEGO creations in the past, but I’m not sure that any of them can hold a candle to this behemoth, 43,000 piece, 8 foot long, 180 pound, Venator Class Star Destroyer built by Iomedes. Now, this isn’t the first LEGO Venator Star Destroyer ever built. In fact, this is a deliberate replica of a model build by Erik Varszegi years ago. The difference is that that original model, while made primarily of LEGOs, was also screwed and glued. This interpretation is held together by nothing but LEGOs. Whether or not Iomedes will be able to move the beast from its current resting place and where it may ultimately end up are anybody’s guess, but whatever the case, that is one amazing, amazing, amazing LEGO construction.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • 4 weeks later...
  • 2 weeks later...
  • 1 month later...
  • 1 month later...
  • 4 weeks later...
  • 1 year later...
×
×
  • Create New...