The new wave of LEGO The Hobbit sets are most likely the last wave of the LEGO The Hobbit line (and maybe even the end of the LEGO Lord of the Rings/LEGO The Hobbit theme). They are meant to coincide with the release of The Hobbit: The Battle of Five Armies film in mid-December, which is the last in The Hobbit movie series. YouTube member just2good posted some really nice video-reviews on three of the new sets, so I thought to share them here, to give you an idea what they look like and what to look forward to. š
ā” #79015 LEGO THE HOBBIT WITCH-KING BATTLE: This is the smallest of the new sets, with 101 pieces and three minifigures; Galadriel, The Witch-King and Elrond. Price: $14.99. See video-review below:
ā” #79016 LEGO THE HOBBIT ATTACK ON LAKE-TOWN: This set can be interconnected with the previously released #79013 LEGO The Hobbit Lake-Town Chase set. It includes 313 pieces andĀ five minifigures; Bard, Tauriel, Bain and two Hunter Orcs. Price: $29.99. SeeĀ video-review below:
ā” #79017 LEGO THE HOBBIT THE BATTLE OF FIVE ARMIES: This is a fairly large set with 472 pieces andĀ seven minifigures; Thorin, Dain, Azog, Legolas, Bard and two Orcs. Price: $59.99. SeeĀ video-review below:
ā” #79018 LEGO THE HOBBIT THE LONELY MOUNTAIN: This is the largest in the new wave of LEGO The Hobbit sets with 866 pieces, a giant Smaug, and five minifigures; Bilbo, Balin, Dwalin, Fili and Kili. Price: $129.99. There is no video-review for this set as of yet, but here is a picture:
The new wave of LEGO The Hobbit sets should be available at all LEGO retailers and official LEGO stores shortly. In the meantime you can check out the current selection at the Online LEGO Shop.
So what do you think? Are you looking forward to the new wave of LEGO The Hobbit sets? Are you planning to get any them? Which one is your favorite? And how do you like the minifigures? Feel free to share and discuss in the comment section below! š
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