Finally a minifigure! The February 2018 issue of the official LEGO Star Wars magazine (# 32) will come with a Imperial Shuttle Pilot.

This minifigure is obviously not new, it is the character seen in the Microfighters set 75163 Krennic's Imperial Shuttle released in 2017. This reference is now considered an old product at LEGO, so you will have a new chance to get this character which will be delivered with a blaster for the occasion.

This is the fourth minifig offered with the LEGO Star Wars magazine since its launch after Kanan Jarrus in January 2017, a Imperial Combat Driver in March 2017 and a Snowtrooper in August 2017.

(seen on promobricks)

The December 2017 issue (N ° 30) of the official LEGO Star Wars magazine accompanied by its mini Y-Wing (and a second bag) is on newsstands and we discover the mini-trick that will be offered in January 2018 (N ° 31).

This is Kylo Ren's shuttle, in a version more faithful to the ship seen in the film than that of the polybag 30279 Kylo Ren's Command Shuttle released in 2016 and more compact than the polybag 30380 Kylo Ren's Shuttle expected in 2018. Still no minifig in sight ...

(Thanks to Brick & Comics for the info)

The November issue (N ° 29) of the official LEGO Star Wars magazine is now available and we discover the next mini-gadget that will be offered in December: it is a Y-Wing that will be accompanied for the occasion a second bag, probably a device already obtained with a previous number.

Collectors of the LEGO Star Wars lineup will nostalgically remember another version of this ship that could be assembled with items from the 4488 Millennium Falcon, 4489 AT-AT, 4490 Republic Gunship and 4491 mini-sets. MTT released in 2003.

Note that this month's issue already comes with two buildable mini-tips: A Droid Gunship and the AAT already offered with issue 11 of the magazine in May 2016.

If you'd like to assemble the 25-piece Droid Gunship included this month using the parts from your bulk, I've put a scan of the instruction page in the magazine below for you.

If you have a young fan of the Ninjago universe at home who also enjoys collectible cards, now is the time to make them happy.

Dipa Jeunesse launches the second series of LEGO Ninjago collectible cards based on the animated series with a starter pack and a whole series of multi-packs accompanied by various exclusive cards. Visually, the cards are quite successful.

I have no idea how this collectible card game works and how successful it is, but if the publisher is launching a second wave it is because the concept has probably found its audience. In total, the young collector will be able to collect 50 cards Hero, 50 cards Bad guys, 40 cards Action, 20 cards vehicles, 10 cards Mega hero, 10 cards Mega Villains and 18 limited edition cards.
The big novelty of this second series is apparently linked to the 36 cards Puzzles which offer new possibilities to vary the sequences of play. Without doubt super cool.

If you have a player at home, please let us know their opinion on the concept in the comments. At home, we're more into Pokemon at the moment, after a brief stint through wrestling cards (Slam Attax and company ...) and Yu-Gi-Oh! ...

The publisher has thought of everything and the game is available with a whole series of packs available on newsstands:

• A starter pack (7.95 €) with the album allowing to store the cards of the game, a booster of 5 cards, a limited edition card (Classic Lloyd), the rules of the game, the inventory grid of acquired cards and two game maps.
• Two multi-packs with magazine (5.95 €) containing 5 boosters of 5 cards and a limited edition card: a version with the card nail and a version with a card Classic Cole.
• Two multi-packs (5.50 €) containing 5 boosters of 5 cards and a limited edition card: a version with the card Kai + Nya team and a version with a card Python. In each booster, you are guaranteed to find a special card.
• Boosters of 5 cards sold individually.

Finally, it is possible to order individual cards to complete your collection on www.abo-online.fr.

The publisher provided me with three starter packs. We do as usual, you have until October 20 @ 23:59 pm to show up in the comments if you want to discover this game.

Update : The winners were drawn at random and were notified by email, their usernames are indicated below. Without a response from them to my request for contact details within 5 days, new winners will be drawn.

The October issue (# 28) of the official LEGO Star Wars magazine is now available and we discover the next mini-gadget that will be offered in November: it is a Droid Gunship.

Regulars of the LEGO Star Wars range have already been able to add two versions of this ship to their collection with the sets 7678 Droid Gunship (2008) et 75042 Droid Gunship (2014). A micro version was also provided in the 2016 LEGO Star Wars Advent Calendar (ref. 75146).

If you would like to assemble the 44-piece First Order Snowspeeder included this month using the parts from your bulk, I have a scan of the instruction pages in the magazine below for you.