Le mini-site dedicated to the Marvel Super Heroes range has been updated with a visual announcing the official release of the set 6873 Spider-Man's Doc Ock Ambush as of August 1, 2012.

We will therefore be entitled to the three minifigs already known: Spider-Man, Iron Fist & Doctor Octopus.

LEGO takes the opportunity to add a brief presentation of the set:

Scheming Doctor Octopus has captured Iron Fist and is conducting experiments on him, trying to steal his superpowers. Help Spider-Man sneak in through the air vent and swoop down on Doc Ock to release Iron Fist! Then stop the wicked doctor from fleeing on his missile-firing car!

Roughly speaking, Octopus has captured Iron Fist and is experimenting to steal his superpowers. Spider-Man will have to enter Doc Ock's lab through the ventilation ducts in order to free Iron Fist and prevent Octopus from battling his missile vehicle ....

An entire program... 

Come on, more cars, it's the season of the zero-interest loan and the special series "Les Bleus" (or not ...), so I offer you another Batmobile, this time inspired by the animated series which bears the very explicit name of Batman: The Animated Series. 

Obviously, _Tile Amazes us once again with this mini Batmobile immediately recognizable with its collected line and its slender appearance and she referred me to my old articles to find the version (see photo below), much larger and therefore more detailed of BaronSat, MOCeur whose creations I adore on the Super Hero theme.

I send you back from elsewhere  to the ticket in question with some of his Batmobiles and to his site on which you will find many achievements, each more successful than the next ....

An original Batmobile that changes us a bit from the eternal Tumbler, even if I love the latter, proposed by PA (Semper Fi) and which integrates two nice features: Hatches open on the front cover to reveal two very good machine guns integrated, and the cockpit opens by sliding to insert a minifigure of Batman.

I'm not particularly a fan of the wheel model used on this MOC, but the whole thing is nevertheless quite successful. The integration of machine guns brings a real plus to the machine, and you can discover the different features in action in the flickr gallery by PA (Semper Fi).

There are guys like that who have a project, and who give themselves the means to go to the end whatever the cost. Jedi Micky, a 16-year-old member of the Imperium der Steine ​​forum, took two years to finalize his Super Star Destroyer ...

2000 hours of work spread over two years of perseverance and countless more or less successful versions, to obtain the ultimate result: This 2-meter-long Super Star Destroyer, made up of more than 10.000 parts and which weighs no less than 30 kg . The icing on the cake, the machine is fully lit from the engines to the upper part. 

This is a great example of determination and motivation for a truly impressive result. If you want to know more, first go to MOCpages space of the boy to discover the machine from every angle.

You can also find some photos of its different versions on this dedicated topic at IDS.

No introduction Mr Xenomurphy, it is a high-flying MOCeur whose creations I regularly offer you on this blog (see these articles) ...

And the event of the moment is the competition organized by this gentleman with among others the presence of _Tile in the jury. The rules are complicated, the themes are numerous and we will have to respect the rules to the letter to hope to participate in this competition which already promises us beautiful creations in view of the impressive list of sizes in terms of MOCs registered to date.

Roughly speaking, the competition will take place in two stages and it will be necessary to create a sticker in 8x8 minimum and 16x16 maximum featuring a superhero according to one of the themes proposed for the first round. For the second round, it will be necessary to create a superhero headquarters, with no size limit, or a micro version of an existing building like the Wayne Manor or the Batcave for example.

Everything is explained in detail in this discussion thread, and if you want to participate, I advise you to carefully read the rules of the game.

The endowment is interesting: The big winner will be given a micro-scale version (see image above) of the famous MOC of Mr. Xenomurphy Spider-Man vs. Sandman. The second will win a superb custom made in Calin minifig from Black Spider-Man (see my photo below with the Spider-Man custom in Ultimate version).

So if you feel up to it, register here and try your luck by facing the best MOCeurs of the moment ...