First polybag of the future LEGO Nexo Knights range, the reference 30371 Knight's Cycle with a mini-vehicle and a Royal Soldier armed with his spear.

If you are impatiently awaiting this new range, don't worry, you will have enough to satisfy your desires of retro-futuristic knights with sets galore (a fortnight to start), books in spades, polybags everywhere, an animated series, video games, probably a monthly magazine, etc ...

The adventures of the five gentle knights who defend Knightonia, the capital of Knighton against the infamous Jestro and his army of lava monsters will be available in all sauces, as was the case for the defunct Legends of Chima range in its time.

My youngest six-year-old son is still waiting to find out a little more before he gets carried away with this new license but I already feel him motivated by the concept of knights equipped with big armor and super shields. And in view of what he tells me, I feel that the five knights will have reinforcement with Laval and his friends to go and face the new villains. Legends of Chima is over, but not for everyone.

By the way, as confirmed to me Marine by email, the official Legends of Chima magazine will definitely stop at number 22.

Belgian and border friends, the Sudpresse group will offer you some LEGO Star Wars polybags from November 7 to 28.

Please note, the sachets are not offered with the different titles of the group: You will not only have to buy a copy of the newspaper but you will also have to add 2.95 € per polybag to be able to obtain these four sachets that are announced to us as unpublished.

The above visual is sufficiently explicit: The polybag 30276 First Order Special Forces Tie Fighter will be one of the four sachets announced. Among the three other sachets offered, I hope that the reference 30278 Poe's X-Wing Fighter will be there ...

(Thanks to Joehelldeloxley for the info)

Update via Facebook : No X-Wing. The other three sachets are the following references: 30275 Tie Advanced Prototype, 30272 A-Wing Starfighter et 30274AT-DP.

It's November 3rd and if you haven't already finished and put the LEGO Dimensions game away, Wave XNUMX of Expansion Packs are available now at your favorite stores as well as the LEGO Shop.

5 packs are on the menu: 3 Fun Packs , 1 Team Pack and 1 Level Pack. The most anticipated pack of this new wave of extensions is probably the benchmark 71204 Doctor Who Level Pack sold for € 29.99.

Some are impatiently waiting to be able to unlock the included level and others will only afford this box for the minifig of the twelfth Doctor supplied with a Tardis microphone and the K-9 robot dog.

By the way, the Level Pack 71202 The Simpsons is currently offered at € 14.99 instead of € 29.99 at amazon.fr.

If you are one of those people who sometimes wonder how Antoine manages to put us in the mood for each episode of his Briquefan show or those who think that all this is still easy to do ("I do the same in two seconds with my cracked version of Adobe Premiere and granny's camcorder"), here's a video that takes you behind the scenes of the show's last episode.

Antoine reveals all the techniques used to make the illusion perfect, a bit like the videos Behind the Scenes from the Games of Throne TV series.

It's very informative and we better understand all the ingenuity of our favorite host / director who really goes out of his way to provide us with quality content.

I warn you, if you haven't seen it yet episode 15, do not watch the video below: The magic of the special effects may no longer work if you watch the two videos out of order ...

We're a bit bored these days: All the leaks are plugged, the novelties of the first half of 2016 are almost all known and not much is happening in the small world of LEGO.

While waiting to know more about what LEGO is preparing for us for 2017, you can always try to win some boxes with the operation "Create your Christmas list"offered by the manufacturer.

I prefer to warn you, you will need patience and thoroughness to arrive at the end of the validation process of the list of sets that you hope to be offered by LEGO.

In summary: You add the sets that interest you in your list, you validate and you must then enter your name and your age.

If you are making this list for a young LEGO fan under the age of 13, you will need to go through an additional validation step. You re-validate, you then answer the three questions that are asked of you, and you re-validate.

You will then receive an email which will allow you to over-validate the created list and which will return you to a page on which you will have to enter your contact details. You re-re-validate and it's good.
If you declare to be over 13 years old, you will not need this parental validation.

It's a bit laborious, but I tell myself that a lot of people will give up along the way or forget to validate and therefore I have more chances of winning. Or not. Good luck to everyone.