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LEGO Super Heroes contest – great prizes!

It was just a few days ago when we talked about a couple of fun contests for LEGO fans with great prizes (see: LEGO Creator & LEGO Bionicle Contests), and today I wanted to show you another one. This contest is posted on ReBrick, which is LEGO’s own picture sharing social-media website. Below is the information about the constest. Pay attention to the prizes because they are very generous. 🙂

LEGO Super Heroes Contest

WHAT IS THIS CONTEST ABOUT: Have you ever wanted to build your own comic book cover, or build a LEGO cover of your favorite DC Comics cover featuring the adventures of Superman, Batman, or Wonder Woman? Now here’s your chance – build a comic book cover featuring one or all of these characters and you could win 2015 DC Comic San Diego Comic Con Exclusives!

WHAT YOU NEED TO DO: Build your favorite comic book cover featuring Superman, Batman, and/or Wonder Woman, or create one of your own! Add in some villains and other characters too, but make sure you include one of the three superheroes. Share your model on ReBrick following the instructions in the official rules!

2015 San Diego Comic-Con LEGO Superman

WHAT YOU CAN WIN: The grand prize winner will win: 1 LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes Action Comics #1 Superman set from San Diego Comic Con 2015, 1 LEGO Arsenal Minifigure from San Diego Comic Con 2015, 1 DC Comics prize pack, 1 #76045 LEGO DC Comics Batmobile set, and 2 upcoming LEGO DC Comics sets, to be shipped when available in early 2016. The runner up will receive: 1 #76045 LEGO DC Comics Batmobile set, and 2 upcoming LEGO DC Comics sets, to be shipped when available in early 2016.

LEGO Super Heroes Contest Prize

WHAT YOU NEED TO REMEMBER: Make sure your entry features Superman, Batman, and/or Wonder Woman. Submit your entry before December 11th at 9:00 AM EST. Entries after this time will not be accepted. Your entry needs to be approved by the moderations before it will be visible to all members, so don’t panic if you submit it and can’t see it while logged in. The ReBrick team normally approve entries within one business day. You can read more details about the contest and the official rules here: The LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes Super Covers Building Competition

As you can see, this is a fun contest, and the prizes are awesome! The San Diego Comic Con sets and minifigures are super rare, and the first prize winner gets some of those and also some not-yet-released 2016 sets. The runner up gets some nice prizes as well from the 2016 LEGO Super Heroes line. You can also check out the currently available LEGO DC Super Heroes sets at the Online LEGO Shop.

Shop LEGO DC Super Heroes

LEGO contests are a great way to sharpen your LEGO building skills, learn to focus on a project from start to finish, and fine-tune your abilities to showcase your creation in the best possible way. And of course there are also great prizes to win too! I highly recommend entering contests as it is a very rewarding experience. What do you think? Are you planning to enter? Feel free to share in the comment section below! 😉

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LEGO Star Wars Battle Figures second wave

When the first wave of the large LEGO Star Wars Battle Figures (also referred to as LEGO Star Wars Constraction Figures) were revealed, LEGO fans looked at them with cautious pessimism. However when they became available it became clear that they are actually really well made, highly poseable, and very fun. In fact, many Star Wars fans started collecting them. You can see the full review of the sets here: LEGO Star Wars Battle Figures Review, and now let’s see what’s coming next. 🙂

LEGO Star Wars Buildable Figures Review

There were six characters in the first wave of the LEGO Star Wars Battle Figures, including: Jango Fett, Clone Commander Cody, Luke Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Darth Vader and General Grievous. For collectors of the LEGO Star Wars Battle Figures the great news is that six more characters are coming: Poe Dameron, Finn, Rey, Captain Phasma, Kylo Ren, and a First Order Stormtrooper. LEGO included a picture of all of them in the November-December issue of the LEGO Club Magazine.

LEGO Star Wars Constraction Figures from LEGO Club Magazine

As you can see, they look quite awesome. In general armored characters look better in this building style because of the more mechanical design. In the first wave General Grievous and Darth Vader are the two most impressive characters. Jango Fett and Commander Cody are also excellent. The ones that look most unnatural are Obi-Wan and Luke, because of their human head piece.

LEGO Star Wars Constraction Figures

In the second wave we get three fully armored characters in the form of Kylo Ren, Captain Phasma, and the Stormtrooper, and they all look great. Finn has a human head piece and suffers a bit from the same awkwardness as Obi-Wan and Luke. However it is nice to see that as soon as some type of headgear is added, the characters look so much better. Rey looks great with her head-wrap, and Poe in that awesome looking helmet and orange suit is definitely my favorite.

LEGO Star Wars Constraction Figures Second Wave

The second wave of LEGO Star Wars Battle Figures is scheduled for release in January, although my guess is that we should start seeing them sometime in the second part of December. In the meantime, if you haven’t done so already, you can get the first wave of characters at the LEGO Star Wars section of the Online LEGO Shop.

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So what do you think? How do you like the LEGO Star Wars Battle Figures? And what do you think of the second wave? Which one is your favorite character? Feel free to share in the comment section below! 😉

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