Another non Technic set that I think qualifies because it is labeled 'Expert' and did I mention yet, it is HUGE! It comes with 2989 pieces and is a much larger more complete version of the Sydney Opera House that was realized in the Architecture series under the number 21012. This new version is truly a marvel to behold and is coming September 1 of 2013 for a modest 319.99. I guess we will have to start saving now. Check out the pics below and follow the link to the Lego page here for more details.
Some pieces that may be of interest are the rare 1x1x2/3 stud and 1x2x2/3 stud slopes in dark tan as well as a 48x48 stud baseplate in blue for the first time! Curious note when you follow the link above: One of the Tags for this product is 'Girls'. I am now going to check all of the new sets and see if that is current tag....
What do you think about the new set? We are already counting down on the Calendar for this and the other new Technic sets that are yet to make it to our area....
Sunday, June 30, 2013
Friday, June 28, 2013
Lego puts the power in our hands with the possible 21050-1: Architecture Studio.
This looks to be a very interesting release, granted not a Lego Technic set, but bear with me folks. You know that as soon as the new Technic sets are out, we will be talking about them here. There is a lot of speculation of what this will be, but on the Brickset forum, there is a small image and a lot of speculation. It appears to be for 16+ and have about 1210 pieces. There is a thought that this could be like a parts pack or expansion pack or even something related to Education. According to Barnes and Noble website, it is targeted at teen and adult architecture enthusiasts. "Take your designing talents to new heights!" Oddly enough, I am not providing a link because multiple locations are hosting such an event and it has different titles at a lot of them. Same event, just different descriptions. This also does not appear to be happening in every state. Most are listing it on July 27th and describe it as a discussion, Q&A and building event. Below is a video from the Lego.com Architecture page referencing the LEGO World at Copenhagen from February 2013 in which some ideas of what this set might be about are shown.
I can't wait to see what Lego has in store for this set. Might make for some highly educational play periods with the little ones. Maybe if I get my kids started early I will have a couple of miniature Frank Lloyd Wright designers in my house. Wouldn't that be cool....
I can't wait to see what Lego has in store for this set. Might make for some highly educational play periods with the little ones. Maybe if I get my kids started early I will have a couple of miniature Frank Lloyd Wright designers in my house. Wouldn't that be cool....
Thursday, June 6, 2013
Bricklink has been SOLD! New management wants your ideas...
BrickLink is a name that any die-hard lover of Technic Lego knows and relies on. It was via a community message that the current CEO of BrickLink, Eliska Jezkova, told us that she is stepping down and handing over the reigns to the new owner, Jung-Ju "Jay" Kim. He is no slouch in the business world. His family has been very successful in just about everything that they touch. He is also the founder of Nexon, one of the world's largest online game companies.
Since the original post this morning, there has been additional information provided. Check it out here on BrickLink's website. Based on thoughts from Jung-Ju Kim it looks like we may see some great changes coming sooner rather than later. I just hope that it doesn't cost us more to enjoy this formerly family run business.
He is wanting our help. In his statement, he says: "In order to expedite the process of renovating BrickLink.com, I and Bricklink Limited will be asking users to e-mail us with their ideas for the improved functionality of the site, as well as any current issues that need to be addressed in order to provide users with the best possible selling and buying experience. We'll establish those lines of communication very soon." This is exciting...I am creating my list now. We will be sure to share that contact information as soon as we become aware of it as well.
I am wondering if anyone else caught something. I was reading the original post that Eliska Jeskova wrote and I could have sworn that it said 'Eliska Jezkova, CEO of BrickLink.com'. I kind of laughed to myself at the time and wondered why she signed it that way being that she was saying that she had handed over everything already. When the page was updated with the Message from Jung-Ju "Jay" Kim, I saw that it was changed to 'former CEO'. Now I could just be getting old and blind, but did I actually see that?
Thanks for reading and as always, I will try to keep my readers aware of the ever changing world of our Technic Lego and the like.
Since the original post this morning, there has been additional information provided. Check it out here on BrickLink's website. Based on thoughts from Jung-Ju Kim it looks like we may see some great changes coming sooner rather than later. I just hope that it doesn't cost us more to enjoy this formerly family run business.
He is wanting our help. In his statement, he says: "In order to expedite the process of renovating BrickLink.com, I and Bricklink Limited will be asking users to e-mail us with their ideas for the improved functionality of the site, as well as any current issues that need to be addressed in order to provide users with the best possible selling and buying experience. We'll establish those lines of communication very soon." This is exciting...I am creating my list now. We will be sure to share that contact information as soon as we become aware of it as well.
I am wondering if anyone else caught something. I was reading the original post that Eliska Jeskova wrote and I could have sworn that it said 'Eliska Jezkova, CEO of BrickLink.com'. I kind of laughed to myself at the time and wondered why she signed it that way being that she was saying that she had handed over everything already. When the page was updated with the Message from Jung-Ju "Jay" Kim, I saw that it was changed to 'former CEO'. Now I could just be getting old and blind, but did I actually see that?
Thanks for reading and as always, I will try to keep my readers aware of the ever changing world of our Technic Lego and the like.
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Lego Technic Exclusive CO-Creation Model 41999
I received an email the other day about why I hadn't posted anything about this particular model and I did no have a good answer. I had followed the official LEGO "You Design it, we make it" challenge contest and voted for one. I am apologetic in my slacking of late. I will try to do better for my loyal readers. In light of this, I think that a little highlight of the impressive model is due. Check it out!
Truly an impressive model by the winner Egor Karshiev who is described on the Technic Lego page as a creative mastermind. You should definitely check out the page here. Not only will the license plate have the initials "EK" on it, but it will also have some additional motorized functions. I am truly looking forward to trying to get my hands on one of these sets. I say trying because there is going to be a limited run of only 20000 sets worldwide. Thanks to my readers for keeping me on my toes and to Lego for keeping us busy with all the new models this year!
Truly an impressive model by the winner Egor Karshiev who is described on the Technic Lego page as a creative mastermind. You should definitely check out the page here. Not only will the license plate have the initials "EK" on it, but it will also have some additional motorized functions. I am truly looking forward to trying to get my hands on one of these sets. I say trying because there is going to be a limited run of only 20000 sets worldwide. Thanks to my readers for keeping me on my toes and to Lego for keeping us busy with all the new models this year!
Lego Architecture 21015 - Leaning Tower of Pisa
The Lego Architecture 21015 is the Leaning Tower of Pisa. This set has some nice features. I look forward to seeing how they did the leaning. I had posted a question about which set this would be, but that set has also been identified recently and we talk briefly about it here. Below is a picture of the 21015 Set. Being that there are several versions floating around such places as Cuusoo and other image sites, how do you think Lego did with this design?
Lego Architecture 21018 - United Nations Headquarters
It turns out that the 21015 was the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Lego Architecture 21018 is showing up on the web as the United Nations Headquarters here! This is a very interesting looking set with 597 pieces. I know it will be on my list. I think that Lego is creating some very interesting landmarks for us to build. I look forward to what they will be providing next. What do you think?
Saturday, February 9, 2013
Lego Architecture set 21018 - Possibly the Leaning Tower of Pisa!
Again I am sharing my love of Architecture with my Technic readers. Lego is only showing to release two Architecture sets this year. The first of course is Frank Lloyd Wright's Imperial Hotel that once stood in Tokyo Japan that we spoke about here. Well there are already some pics around the web of a new Lego Architecture Set possibly the 21018. It is the Leaning Tower of Pisa and it has a very nice look to it. Brickset has a post including a picture of the set behind what appears to be a glass case. Check it out!
We will post as soon as more official photos are released.
Thanks for reading and we do have more Technic related content coming soon!
We will post as soon as more official photos are released.
Thanks for reading and we do have more Technic related content coming soon!
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