A Year of Polybags 14/260: LEGO Star Wars 20018 AT-AT Walker Review
Why spend $700 for a UCS version of the AT-AT when you can build this mini version for free with...
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A Year of Polybags 13/260: LEGO Jurassic World 30320 Gallimimus Trap Review
I thought the Gallimimus were the small dinosaurs that ate the little girl at the beginning of The Lost World:...
A Year of Polybags 12/260: LEGO Creator 30565 Birthday Clown Review
If you have a fear of clowns, today's set, 30565 Birthday Clown, is not for you. Sponsorship This week's set...
A Year of Polybags 11/260: LEGO Monkie Kid 30562 Monkie Kid’s Underwater Journey Review
Remember when I said getting two minifigs is rare? Well getting 2.5 of them in a single polybag must be...
A Year of Polybags 10/260: LEGO Friends 5000245 Stephanie Review
Today's set, 5000245 Stephanie, has five pieces. And here they are: Those pieces are: hair, head, torso, legs, and 2x2...
A Year of Polybags 9/260: LEGO Creator 30578 German Shepherd Review
Write enough reviews about polybags, its easy to start being critical of the sets, maybe overly so. The two reviews...
A Year of Polybags 8/260: LEGO Star Wars 30461 Podracer Review
Oh, look, another Star Wars polybag (spoiler alert: there's going to be a lot of Star Wars sets): 30461 Podracer....
A Year of Polybags 7/260: LEGO The NINJAGO Movie 30379 Quake Mech Review
Out of all the memorable sets that came out of The LEGO Ninjago Movie, Cole's Quake Mech has got to...
A Year of Polybags 6/260: LEGO Star Wars 30386 Poe Dameron’s X-wing Fighter Review
Kicking off this week is 30386 Poe Dameron's X-wing Fighter. Would it surprise you that I had to Google "Poe's...
A Year of Polybags 5/260: LEGO Wild West 6791 Bandit’s Wheelgun Review
Ahhhh... Wild West. This really takes me back! I got into LEGO when they started putting out Star Wars sets...