Let's come back to our sheep with this bust of Cad Bane, accompanied by his two blasters which comes to feed Bounty Hunters gallery proposed by Omar Ovalle. 

It is said that Cad Bane is actually inspired by actor Lee Van Cleef who stars asAngel Eyes in the 1966 cult western The Good, the Bad & the Ugly.

From having talked about it with him, I know that Omar intends to continue his momentum with new busts posted regularly, with in passing a few surprises to fuel the buzz around of the Cuusoo project recently launched with these creations.

It is now a habit, the community of Star Wars fans regularly revel in the new domain names registered by Lucasfilm, hoping to guess the future projects of the firm.

The last batch features a few headlines that are sure to fuel conversations and spark smokiest theories out of order: Star Wars Alliance, Star Wars Rebels, Star Wars Wolf Pack, Wolf Pack Adventures, Order 67, Bothan Spies, Gungan Frontier 2, Gungan Frontier 3, Gungan Frontier 4 and Wookie Hunters..

Video games, animated series, films, TV series, derivative products, etc ... It is difficult at this stage to draw any conclusions about what Disney, Lucasfilm and Electronic Arts are preparing for us in the months / years to come.

Another official LEGO poster, this time dedicated to Iron Man 3, and currently offered by Toys R US (USA), amazon.com and also seen for sale on eBay.

TRU and amazon do not ship this product to France, I tried to order. For his part, eBay seller located in the USA which offers this poster charges much too high postage for my taste.

There is still a chance to get this poster for free if it is offered during the next promotional offer for the LEGO Super Heroes lineup scheduled for June. If everything is as planned, then it will be possible to get Jor-El's polybag and this nice poster, the back of which you can see here.

Hope gives life ...

It's LEGO that thrills via the LEGO Club site. Okay, LEGO offers you the instructions in pdf format to assemble Tony Stark's lab, it's up to you to buy the parts. But it's always nice when the manufacturer offers a bit of thematic content to liven up a range.

This lab to assemble is not at the level of an ultra-detailed MOC and that is not the goal. With these instructions, the youngest LEGO fans will have at least one starting point to create and flesh out Tony Stark's lair. A wall, a few windows, and here is a lab ready to welcome the various Iron Man minifigs. It's unpretentious, and it's enough to have fun.

These instructions can be downloaded here or by clicking on the image below: Build Iron Man's Laboratory (PDF - 30MB)

You are a fan of LEGO, you have them everywhere, it costs you a lot, it sometimes creates financial or logistical tensions with those around you, you assume your passion and you don't care what people think of you and your playful activities , I have something for you ...

Michaël, journalist for M6 and more particularly for the show "C'est ma vie" presented by the excellent Karine Le Marchand is looking for a fan of LEGO who wants to talk about his passion and the place (more or less) that she occupies in her life. The show is broadcast every Saturday afternoon on M6 and deals with many social issues.

Attention, you all still have in memory the memorable report broadcast at the end of 2011 in 100% MAG. This report was rather well done but it had left a bitter taste in some AFOLs which were not necessarily found in the images broadcast at the time.

If you want to apply to participate in the show "C'est ma vie", watch it some numbers in replay just to get an idea of ​​the type of content that is broadcast there.

Importantly, the journalist in charge of the report is himself a LEGO fan. He also cracked during the operation May the Fourth to get Han Solo's minifigure ... And that should necessarily facilitate exchanges between the various stakeholders. The journalist's desire is to talk about the passion for LEGO, the life that goes with it and to produce content that respects the choices of potential protagonists.

If you are interested in the subject, you can contact Michaël by phone at +01 (44)75 11 08 XNUMX XNUMX or by email at rocha.michael [@] gmail.com (Remove the []).