More and more of you are coming to the blog via Google looking for information about the LEGO Store in Saarbrücken (or Saarbrücken). It is indeed the closest official store for us French (and again, not for everyone ...) and the ninth opened in Germany.

So, to summarize, it has been open since February 24, 2012, you will also find photos of the inauguration on the website of the Fanabriques association.

The exact address of the store located in a pedestrian area is as follows: Bahnhofstraße 77 66111 Saarbrücken. The nearest car park is located at Sulzbachstrasse. If you can't find it, see the storefront photo above.

The opening hours indicated on the dedicated page of the official LEGO website are as follows: Monday to Saturday 10am to 00pm.

Do not expect aggressive prices, the store mainly charges the brand's public prices, except for special promotions.

It is Bizzy78 who is the first to offer us real photos of the Series 8 minifigs (8833).

I took the liberty of grouping them together in a single image just to keep it short, but you can always go to his flickr gallery to zoom in on the characters that interest you. 

He will not have waited for the release of the film The Dark Knight Rises to offer its own version of the Tumbler in camouflage mode and equipped with a retractable rocket launcher.

This is not the classic Tumbler but a widely modified version that we are offering today _Tile. Despite everything, the cockpit can accommodate a minifig, as on its previous model (You can also download the instructions in pdf format).

By the way, since LEGO unveiled a Bane minifig in TDKR version, are we going to be entitled to a set including the Tumbler? 

FBTB has also published its photos of the LEGO Star Wars Rancor Pit set unveiled at Comic Con.

I have chosen two for you, the first shows us the Rancor from a closer perspective and the second reveals the mechanism that allows you to drop the gate of the Rancor lair.

No idea of ​​the price yet, FBTB is putting a price up to $ 59 but not officially confirmed, and the release date is set for January 2013. 

For the rest, go to the FBTB flickr gallery. 

And someone at YodaNews.com had to say to himself that we had to stop massacring photos with a terrible watermark in the middle.
So, yes the photos do come from their homes, yes we quote them, yes we thank them. But there is no need to add more by embedding their watermark anywhere. 

So here are a few more views of the Rancor Pit, which don't tell us much more. I'm amazed that LEGO didn't stage this set with the 9516 Jabba's Palace on the show. Maybe that will be the case during the official presentation with the press release presenting the "many" features of the set.