For lack of news or preliminary photos to put in their mouths at the moment, forward for the new trailer for the first opus of The Hobbit trilogy which will be released in France on December 12 ...

Many of you came to the blog to compliment Victor on his work and to ask him for valuable advice on how to make your own super hero customs. (see this article)

Today, Victor is back with a second set of decals even more impressive than the first ... After Bizarro, Purple Lantern or Red Skull, here are among others Mr Fantastic, Black Spidey, Shazam or even Sinestro ...

If you've been following the discussion onprevious article, you now know how to proceed to get a perfect custom.

If you are a beginner, do not hesitate to dive back into the comments of the article in question and come and ask for advice from all those who have perfected their technique ...

Click on the images below to download the corresponding pdf files.

A new LEGO Star Wars Super Pack has just appeared in inventory on Brickset. This is the benchmark 66432 which contains the following sets:

9492 Tie Fighter (1st semester 2012 - 413 pieces - 4 minifigs)
9490 Droid Escape (1st semester 2012 - 137 pieces 4 minifigs)
9496 Desert Skiff (2nd semester 2012 - 213 pieces - 4 minifigs)

That is a total of 763 pieces and 12 cool minifigs. The selling price is not yet known. (The photo is bad, but I have nothing better to offer you at the moment)

A very small clue about the next official store which should open in Paris: The directory of shops in the center So West Levallois reference a LEGO sheet, currently incomplete, which could indicate that the manufacturer has chosen this new shopping center well for its Paris location.

La Grande Recre is also listed in this shopping center, which will offer around 1 stores, 15000 Leclerc hypermarket of 6 m², 8 restaurants, a Pathé cinema with 1750 screens and a parking lot with XNUMX spaces. Planned opening of the center for October 18, 2012.

Un article in the newspaper Le Parisien dated 22/05/2012 already mentioned the LEGO brand in the list of brands that will be present on the site: "... Zara, Pull & Bear and Massimo Dutti. Or for Lacoste, the men's brand Jules, the shoemaker Jonak, the Nature & Découvertes brand, the chocolatier Jeff de Bruges and even the famous toy brand LEGO ..."

We also find a job offer for a Sales Consultant position that would be employed by the "Third largest toy manufacturer in the world"... The offer insists on the term"costs"besides ...

(thanks to Tribolego and in Vorapsak in the comments)

I already know the purists are going to hate me, but this MOODSWIM MOC is inventive enough to deserve a wink here.

For those who do not know the universe of Mobile Suit Gundam, it's a phenomenon dating from the 80s, still popular today, which comes to us from Japan and which features mega-robots through countless cartoons, video games and derivative products.

MOODSWIM brings together here the two most lucrative universes in their respective cultures with a surprising but visually very successful crossover: Star Wars for the dressing of the robot in the colors of the X-Wing and the 4 wings mounted on the back of the robot, and Mobile Suit Gundam for the design of the Mecha which one assimilates at first glance to this license marketed by the Japanese giant Namco Bandai.

To see more, visit MOODSWIM's flickr gallery.