The trailer for this special episode which will be broadcast on the cartoon network is available by clicking on the image above or by going to starwars.com at this address.

Well, in fact we are especially waiting for the Blu-ray version with exclusive minifigure ....

(thanks to Eldridge for his email)

Friday evening at 20:50 p.m., be in front of Direct 8 for a new issue of Extreme Collectors. With the program, guys who collect bicycle cans, Playmobil, Star Wars stuff, etc ...

With a little luck, we will find an AFOL collector there. It remains to be seen whether the show will pass off collectors of choice for fools, speculators or enthusiasts ....

And afterwards, you can always go and discuss the subject with the regulars from the Brickpirate forum on the dedicated topic.

Below is the trailer for the show. (thanks to angel06 for the info on the Brickpirate forum)

http://youtu.be/2khhCL-vQuM

A nice MOC to start the week with this rather successful vintage Batmobile proposed by Cpt. Brig. I really like the front that I find harmonious with the grille, the bat and the headlights ...

This achievement will undoubtedly not be to everyone's taste, but admit that it changes us a little from the eternal Tumblers in all sauces ...

To discover this MOC from every angle, go to the flickr gallery of Cpt. Brig.

This is the site theforce.net which gives us some info on the next LEGO Star Wars cartoon which should be released on September 26 in the USA.

Indeed, two TV guides list a special episode with the title "The Empire Strikes Out" scheduled for September 26, 2012 at 20:00 on Cartoon Network.

According to the guides the descriptions vary: TVGuide.com is about Luke, become a new celebrity, starting a new secret mission in which his fans put spikes in his wheels and Darth Vader bickering with Darth Maul. Zap2it.com announces that after the explosion of the Death Star, the rebels discover a new imperial threat.

These descriptions join the video presentation of the next programs of the Cartoon Network channel that I told you about a few days ago. (see this article)

Gunner, a Eurobricks forumer, ventured to offer a 3D rendering (on the left in the image above, the two visuals on the right are those of LEGO) of what the set of the two LEGO Star Wars sets could look like 9516 Jabba's Palace and Rancor Pit connected to each other.

If it is now obvious that LEGO designed this Rancor Pit with the possibility of inserting it under Jabba's palace, it remains to be seen how it was thought of. Since the palace tower is detachable, it shouldn't be part of the equation, and Gunner's 3D rendering leaves me confused about the orientation of the Rancor Pit.

I would wait to see the back of the box of the set containing the Rancor Pit to see how LEGO considered the thing from its side ...