It’s been way too long for one of these communications so here’s a Star Wars miniature that was made recently in the May festival of Lego.
Lego 67 – Model 75264
Lego 66 – Magazine Kits
Here’s another couple of Lego models for me to catalogue. These came attached to one of those magazines that cost around GBP5. But I think the models look quite cool.
It’s probable that the U-Wing is part of the rebellion against the established government of the galaxy. If we use a neo-con view of the world then we would probably think they are rebel scum, all those terrible people fighting for the rights of everyone. Could it be that they are the bad side?
Lego 65 – Model 31087
This is a Lego beach buggy. It’s pretty rad and I think you should chuck some Beach Boys on a music player somewhere.
Lego 64 – Model 42091
This is a Lego model which has a pull-back spring motor. It’s pretty fast and good looking.
Lego 63 – Model 76109
In the most recent season of Lego we have the latest addition to the family:
It’s a thing from a movie.
Lego 62 – Model 76102
Possibly the last one from the mid-year season. This is a Guardians / Avengers mix-up. I’m not sure if I know which part of the MCU this actually comes from but that doesn’t matter. It’s got Groot.
Lego 61 – Model 60177
Here’s the latest offering from Fooyah. A lovely little plane from the Lego universe.
Lego 60 – Model 70911
It’s a mini-Lego season soon and for reasons that shall remain hidden some of the Lego has already been made.
Looking rather ’20s here is Penguin’s Arctic Roller. Another view here:
Lego 59 Model 42060
Here’re two views of the latest addition to the Lego collection. This is a bulldozer?
Lego 58 Model 42065
There was a mini Lego season recently and this is the first beast from that. Ladies and Gentlemen I give you the RC Racer:
This beast uses a lovely little IR transmission system. It’s pretty well designed and have 4 channels just in case you are near other systems.
Possibly the only drawback is that the battery pack takes SIX AA batteries, but then that does give a decent about of power. It’s the same battery pack as the Excavator I built about a year ago.
In this picture (above) you can see the right (front) and left (rear) motors along with the battery pack and IR receiver.
