This new jet is Zane’s. Zane has not had a flying vehicle since 2013; now, 9 years later, he has a stunning new ship. The set features two sections: the cockpit and the wings. The cockpit has room for a new Zane figure to pilot the ship. The wings can go in and out, and they are exclusive to the set. It also features an exclusive General Vangelis, who holds the Scythe of Quakes, and Golden Dragon Cole.
From Revenge of the Sith (Episode III), we have an AT-TE walker with rare Phase 2 clone troopers and the first ever Phase 2 Commander Cody. The walker has room for all the clone troopers in the set, and the gun area on the top has moving controls. As a side build, you receive a spider droid. The set also features 3 battle droids and 5 clone troopers.
This stunning new helicopter is the first Lego helicopter to have motorised functions, making the propeller able to spin round. Like most Technic sets, this is based on a real vehicle, and this is the first Airbus. This set is recommended for ages 11+, and with Technic Lego they mean it.
Although it does not beat Hogwarts to the title of biggest Lego castle, this is still the second biggest castle, and it features some Lego figures we have not seen in ages, such as Majisto. This set is very useful since it can be used for play and display, having lots of features, my personal favourite being the bridge, which is just one of the play features. There is also a water wheel near the workshop area, a moveable wall and lots of hideouts. This castle has loads of rooms, including a cooking and dining area. If you have the money, I would seriously think about investing in this set.
Revealed at Lego CON, these mostly Christmas figures will be hitting shelves in September, but remember you only have until Christmas to collect them due to a new series in January. Here are their names:
Nutcracker, Sugar Fairy, Green Dragon Costume, Snowman, Reindeer Costume, Christmas Elf, Turkey Costume, Cardboard Robot, Popcorn Costume, Wolf Costume, Ferry Captain and Knight
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