If you are a Marvel Super Heroes fan you are likely well aware that Avengers: Age of Ultron – one of the most anticipated films of the year – is going to be released in less than a week. The teasers and full trailers for the movie have been super exciting and much talked about amongst Marvel fans. And since the LEGO Marvel Super Heroes Avengers: Age of Ultron sets became available earlier than the film, it’s possible for LEGO fans to already play out the scenes in the trailers while waiting for the movie to premiere on May 1st. That’s only a few more sleeps. 🙂
Some ambitious LEGO fans even recreated the trailers to Avengers: Age of Ultron in LEGO, using the new LEGO Marvel Super Heroes Avengers: Age of Ultron sets. Recreating official movie-trailers in LEGO has become a popular pastime for LEGO fans who are also into brick-filming, and I have shared with you several of them before. Some of these LEGO trailers are better than others, but the point is that this is a great way to test your LEGO building and movie-making skills. The video below is by Toscano Bricks, who remade one of the most recent Avengers: Age of Ultron trailers using LEGO stop-motion techniques. I have also included the original trailer so you can see both of them. Enjoy!
Awesome, isn’t it? Nice use of the new LEGO Marvel Super Heroes Agengers: Age of Ultron sets! They really come alive in this film. The stop-motion techniques are also pretty smooth and follow the original trailer well.
What do you think? How do you like the LEGO version of the trailer? Are you looking forward to the release of the film? Feel free to share your thoughts and discuss in the comment section below! And in case you don’t have them already, you can also take a look at the new LEGO Marvel Super Heroes sets at the Online LEGO Shop.
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BrotherhoodWorkshop did one as well
Yeah, I will post that too. 🙂
Yeah, the BrotherhoodWorkshop one was real good.
Hi, Admin I was wondering if you could post about my new website soon.
I was going to write it but I thought that might be slanted 🙄 the website is http://www.legogeek.net .
Please Consider,
LegoGeek
That’s a good start! Please note that I do not feature websites until they are at least a year old and have a proven track-record. I have seen way too many websites and blogs that are here today, gone tomorrow. I’m not saying this to discourage you, but the fact is that running a website takes a lot of work and effort. So I usually wait for at least a year and see if the website is offering something substantial to the community. So keep up the good work and feel free to update me on your progress. 🙂
That is totally fine, I understand completely.
P.S. I only started making the site about one week ago 🙄 lol
It looks more like a shop than a blog to me. It might change in the future.
I also have an argument about the assumption that themes flopping make them harder to resell. There are two different factors coming in play here, the demand of kids Vs. the demand of adult collectors. The flop in stores is primarily due to low demand of kids.
Although the theme could be in low demand by both core groups, toys that are struck by early retirement and similar might often have a ‘higher’ resale value, due to the low supply making it a collector’s item.
I’m not saying you are right or wrong in this specific case, I just state that the argument might be flawed in mixing apples and oranges. The demands of kids and adult collectors might not have much in common.
Is this word press? if so what plugin do you use for comments?
I don’t use any plugins for comments. The format is part of my theme. I really dislike plugins as they can break the site every time there is a WP update, and they can also slow down websites, conflict with each other, etc. So I use as few as possible. 😉
I know..