New version in Chromium Gold of the Iron Man helmet by HY Leung alias Mr Attacki, here accompanied by the Iron Patriot version.

It's clean, it throws and it must have its effect on a corner of the office ...

Other creations are to be discovered on the flickr gallery of Mr.

But if you follow Brick Heroes, you may already have enjoyed the different creations around the Iron Man helmet that have been offered in recent months by this rather gifted MOCeur.

The Arc Reactor MOCs, Tony Stark's source of vital energy, are few and far between. And crazy just sent me his by email.

The result is interesting and regulars of the blog will have recognized thanks to a few design details the MOC which was freely inspired. crazy for his version of Iron Man's Arc Reator. This is obviously the Arc Reactor by Mr Attacki I was telling you about here a few months ago.

After multiple attempts to obtain a reduced size version, crazy arrived at this nice compromise. Good work.

The circle is complete, HY Leung alias Mr Attacki has declined his MOC of the Iron Man / War Machine helmet in Iron Patriot version.

As for the two previous versions (See here et leaves), it's perfectly executed and beautifully photographed.

If you have time, take a walk on his flickr gallery, it's worth the trip.

And we talk again (to say nothing) about this set "Battle of Hoth"about which we know practically nothing except that it will have a priori the reference 75014 and that it will contain five minifigs.

It could be an exclusive LEGO Shop set, or reserved for a particular brand (Toys R Us, La Grande Récré, etc ...)

No visual is available for the moment. We can always hope for a playset possibly including a AT-AT, a Snowspeeder and a piece of bunker that would complete the catastrophic 7879 Hoth Echo Base released in 2011 or the most successful (for my taste) 7666 Hoth Rebel Base released in 2007.

We find for the moment trace of this reference on this polish site and this russian site which publishes a description whose English translation gives something like this (via Google translation):

 "... Go with Luke Skywalker on the ice-covered planet of Hoth in his Snowspeeder! Beware tranches command center with Commander Rikanom Imperial pilots and catch speeders snow attacking Defense Forces rebels. Shoot from the turret guns! Help the rebels defeat the forces of the Galactic Empire in the Battle for the planet Hoth from the movie "Star Wars: Episode V. The Empire Strikes Back"! The set includes five minifigurok with various weapons and accessories: Luke Skywalker in clothing for Snowspeeder, General Rick, a rebel -infantryman from the planet Hoth and 2 pilots snow speeders.

Stop the attack by the forces of the Empire Luke Skywalker and his snow speeder!

Help commander Rikanu and Luke Skywalker on a snow speeder protect Defense Forces rebel infantry from imperial snow!

The set includes five minifigures with various weapons and accessories: Luke Skywalker in clothing for snow speeder, General Rick, a rebel-infantryman from the planet Hoth and 2 pilots Snowspeeders Features: Snowspeeder, speeder cycle blaster E-Web, a probe droid forces of the Empire, turret gun, command center, a trench and Taounate Snowspeeder has an opening cockpit and tow hook with rope Tower gun can shoot

Set includes six weapons: lightsaber, blaster pistol, 2 blaster rifles and two blaster accessories: shovel, pickaxe windsock and repel the forces of the Empire! Open up the shells! 

Dimensions Snowspeeder height of more than 6 cm, length 18 cm, width 13 cm
Dimensions trenches: length 20 cm, width 11 cm, height 10 cm ..."

As usual, I would point out that the illustration above is not an image of the set in question, but a screenshot from the Lego Star Wars II video game.

Mr Attacki we know (here anyway) for its reproduction of the Iron Man helmet, is rife again and offers an Arc Reactor larger than life presented on a base which puts it rather well in value.

This is LEGO, the reproduction is faithful to the many visuals of this energy source manufactured by Tony Stark and it is designed with great finesse and intelligence in the choice of parts, all coated with a know-how. make artistic obvious.

To see more go to the album dedicated to this MOC in Mr Attacki's flickr gallery.