LEGO video games are usually loaded with unlockable bonuses and Lego Star Wars III: The Clone Wars is no exception to the rule. There are a large number of bonuses to unlock including various and varied vehicles. Very often, you will have to go around the entire level, collect all the minikits, and perform a few other specific rituals to unlock these vehicles.

Steven Marshall, designer of certain elements that I was telling you about in this article, designed this "Orange Car Sports"to unlock in the game as a bonus and present it on his flickr gallery. The least we can say is that this concept car is successful, and that we would like to be able to reproduce it ... the different views offered on flickr will allow the most courageous to understand the techniques used in the design of this model and possibly to embark on a reproduction ...

Another MOC pretext to encourage you to look urgently if you have not already done so Green Hornet by Michel Gondry released in 2011 with Seth Rogen, Jay Chou, Edward Furlong and Christoph Waltz.

This film passed a little unnoticed deserves to be rediscovered and you will have a good time if you like super heroes, the second degree, schoolboy humor, action, and Cameron Diaz .... We will note the presence of Edward James Olmos, whom younger people have seen in Battlestar Galactica, but which older people like me remember most for his role as the taciturn Lieutenant Castillo in Miami Vice or Gaff in Blade Runner ....

At this moment you tell yourself that I am completely irrelevant, this MOC being in competition in the contest wheels of justice on FBTB and this vehicle being a GreenLanternMobile out of Carson Hart's imagination .... Unfortunately, this car reminds me more of the Black Beauty, Chrysler Imperial Crown 1966 modified, by Green Hornet ....

This pretty vignette of DarkDragon featuring Superman giving a lesson in etiquette to a thief in the slums of Metropolis is above all an opportunity to discover the news "bricks"that we find in the set 4440 Forest Police Station, planned for 2012 in the City range but already available in some regions.

These bricks are perfectly suited to the urban environment in which our favorite super heroes evolve and we should see them more and more used in many MOCs to come ....

Do you know how many different Batmobiles have appeared in the Batman universe across all media? No, but neither do I.

And so I offer you here for download the famous document that we have all seen somewhere but that we never find when we need it. This pdf file of 1.18 MB presents in a very visual form the most important Batmobiles to have evolved in the streets of Gotham City.

The original image (7.17 MB jpg file) is stored at this address. Get it right away if you want it, it might not stay there for long.

To find out even more and become expert on the subject, visit batmobilehistory.com (sisi, it exists ...), everything is there, classified by year, with many details and anecdotes.

Another Batmobile, but this one turns out to be pretty good in off-road mode. The MOCeur presents here a 2in1 vehicle with its configuration on one side Lowrider, similar to a Formula 1, and the configuration Off Road with a raised cockpit and wheels that move apart to better understand the terrain.

I was amazed by the photos that you urgently need to discover presented by pastormacman on his flickr gallery.

His Batmobile is in the running in the Wheels of Justice contest organized on FBTB.