Little wink at lego ideas project developed by BrickadierG, mreilly44 et Omar Ovalle : A mini-micro version of the Batcave with many vehicles (Batmobile, Batwing, Batboat and Joker Truck) and characters (Batman, Robin, Alfred, The Joker and Harley Quinn) to scale. 

It's creative, playable, displayable, it doesn't take up any space and even if we is still far from 10.000 votes and even further from going into production, it deserves at least that you take a few minutes to discover the whole of this very well presented project at this address.

As usual, those following already know (see this article) : The and 21303 WALL-E has been discontinued for many weeks to undergo some changes.

LEGO finally decides to officially communicate the reasons for the prolonged break in this reference and even if the information is no longer a secret, the manufacturer publicly admits on the LEGO Ideas blog the problem of stability of the robot's neck and the need to have to correct this design flaw.

In fact, version 2.0 of this box is already available and some customers have just received their copy. After a brief availability on the LEGO Shop, it has also just returned to break with a shipping date scheduled for December 9.

After comparing the two versions of the set, it is apparently possible to differentiate them via the number written on the stickers that seal the box: Those of the first version of the set bear the reference # 28S5 and those of the corrected version bear the reference # 47S5 . It seems that this is the only notable difference between the two boxes.

If you have purchased the first version of this set and you cannot be satisfied with the first version of the robot head fixing system, please do not hesitate to contact customer service to obtain the necessary parts for the implementation of the modification made by LEGO.

(Thanks to Daniel for his email)

Some details about the modification proposed by LEGO on the set 21303 Wall-E to solve the problem of maintaining the robot head: This is in fact the publication by the manufacturer of a new instruction booklet in PDF format (to download at this address). If you want to compare the two versions, the instruction file of the set sold so far is to download at this address.

These new instructions will therefore be provided in the sets which will contain the modified version of the robot.

To date, LEGO has still not officially communicated on the possibility for buyers of the set in its original version to obtain the parts necessary for the modification.

If you purchased the set as soon as it was launched and in the weeks that followed, do not hesitate to contact LEGO customer service to obtain the pack of parts affected by the implementation of this modification.

If you have planned to purchase this set from December 4th, availability date announced on the LEGO Shop, you will therefore probably be entitled to the new version of the set.

This LEGO Ideas set has generated a lot of ink: Many customers have complained about various problems with the little WALL-E robot in a LEGO version since its marketing.

LEGO finally reacts officially by explaining taking into account the feedback from fans who noticed a problem with the robot's head. Better late than never.

In essence, the designers of the brand are reviewing their copy in order to propose a solution to this problem of rotation a little too "fluid" to the tastes of many customers of the head of WALL-E.

The set is therefore currently unavailable on the LEGO Shop and in the LEGO Stores until further notice pending the release of a version "corrected"from the set.

If you have already purchased this box and would like to benefit from the future modifications that will be made to this model, you can contact LEGO customer service who will probably be happy to send you the essential parts to update your robot. as soon as this has been validated by the manufacturer.

The teasing around the (play) LEGO Ideas 21304 Doctor Who set continues with this new visual of the TARDIS console.
The tension is therefore at its height, while waiting to discover the minifigs that will accompany the TARDIS ...