Review: 9677 X-Wing Starfighter & Yavin 4
Series 2 of the Planets went classic, with each planet representing one of the three movies of the original trilogy. As an OT purist,...
Review: 9470 Shelob Attacks
These last couple reviews for 2012 have been sitting on my to-do list for far too long, so I'm going to keep this one...
Review: 76060 Doctor Strange’s Sanctum Sanctorum
Originally, I wanted to review 76060 Doctor Strange's Sanctum Sanctorum with a video, but it turns out that editing videos is kind of hard...
Review: 75918 T. Rex Tracker
Before we started this madness of doing a Jurassic World review every day following the release of the movie, I'd only intended to do...
Review: 75028 Clone Turbo Tank Microfighter
The Clone Turbo Tank and I have a weird history. As a vehicle, it was on the screen for probably less than a minute...
Review: 9676 TIE Interceptor & Death Star
The final "Planet" from Series 1 may not be an actual planet, but it is possibly the most recognizable orb in all of science-fiction...
Review: Lego Harry Potter: Years 1-4
Is Lego Harry Potter: Years 1-4 worth your money now that it is discounted almost everywhere or should you spend the extra for Years...
Review: 8707 Boulder Blaster
Blah blah blah, you know you're just here for the pictures. And man are they good. Clickity clickity cloo!
First off, this set is a...
Review: 9473 The Mines of Moria
In the film, The Fellowship of the Ring, the Moria is portrayed as big place. When the LEGO The Lord of the Rings...
Review: 7590 Woody and Buzz to the Rescue
Toy Story sets hold a special place in my heart. Not just because they capture one of my favorite movies, or come from the mighty Pixar, whose movies have set a standard that all animation, and even all movies, try to ascribe to. No, I love these sets because they created a sense of excitement in me that I hadn’t really felt since the first Star Wars sets hit. They are unique, and the first of the Disney line, capturing something that is already unique, and making it special.