You can stop counting, the suspense is over: The results of the competition organized on the occasion of episode 12 of the Briquefan show are available in the video below.

If the first 9 questions were easy to say the least, although I was surprised to find that some of you (17 participants to be exact) have trouble with the syntax of the name of the actor who embodies Saruman (Christopher Lee and not Kris Toferli), the 10th question obviously gave you a hard time (only 89 correct answers) or quite simply discouraged (only 437 participants) ...

In short, let's see the bright side, those who found the right answer had a better chance of winning.

Speaking of winners, below are the three lucky ones who win a The Hobbit set. 79016 Attack on lake-town :

The customers of the American LEGO Shop are currently entitled to a small additional gift when ordering products from the The Hobbit range: This beautiful poster which is unfortunately not available on the French LEGO Shop.

If you still want to treat yourself, you can download this poster in very high resolution (4000x3000) and have it printed by one of the many specialized websites offering this type of service.

The file is available at this address (13 MB).

Below is another poster uploaded by LEGO which seems to be a bit dated ... (see title at top left) to download in correct resolution at my flickr gallery.

Bilbo the Hobbit, originally a book of just over 300 pages, has become in the hands of director Peter Jackson a cinematographic saga of more than 8 hours, without counting the long / very long / director's cut versions, etc. ....

Kevin Ulrich and his friends at BrotherhoodWorkshop have thought of all those who do not have the patience to watch this trilogy diluted to the extreme and delivered in theaters over three years with a rather expeditious summary of the saga in LEGO sauce.

The main thing is there, you won't miss much ...

The arrival of the four new (and probably last) sets in the The Hobbit range on the LEGO Shop gives us the opportunity to discover the high definition visuals of each of these boxes, just to convince us to spend more than 260 € to add the fifteen magnificent minifigs of this new wave to our collections.

With the current offer on the LEGO Shop which allows you to obtain double VIP points until next October 31, the purchase of these four boxes costs € 261.96, which brings you 520 VIP points, i.e. a discount of € 25 to be used on a future purchase.

Update : sets are now referenced at amazon (View on Pricevortex).

(Very high definition visuals - 4000x3000 - are available on my flickr gallery. The visuals for set 79108 are available at this address.)

The last four sets of The Hobbit range are in the official LEGO Christmas catalog that I just received, like most of you.

Here then, for those who did not yet have the information, the public prices that will be charged on the French LEGO Shop for these boxes: