Showing posts with label Shell Singapore. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shell Singapore. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 06, 2012

Shell Promo: 30195 FXX (5 - 18 Nov)

This is the last model of the Shell promotion. Get it while stock last!!!

Front view of the original poly bag
Back view of the original poly bag

Parts of FXX. There is no printed parts for this Ferrari model FXX
Sticker for FXX

Front view of the instruction manual

Back view of the instruction manual

Completed FXX (view 1)

Completed FXX (view 2)

Monday, November 05, 2012

Shell Promo: 30194 458 Italia (22nd Oct – 4th Nov)

This is the second last Ferrari car model available in Shell. This Ferrari model sold out pretty fast and it is out of stock on last week of the weekend.

Front view of the original polybag

Back view of the original poly bag
Parts of the Italia Ferrari model car. There are two printed parts


Printed part - Top

Printed part - Front

Instruction manual front view

Instruction manual back view

Sticker for the Italia Ferrari model car


Completed model (view 1)

Completed model (view 2)



Sunday, October 28, 2012

Lego Shell promotion launches in Philippines

 Source from FBTB. The LEGO Shell promotion launches in the Philippines on 26 Oct 2012. The Philippines site added the an interactive build. This is the third region the promotion is now available in. The previous regions where the Shell promotion is active or has passed are Singapore, Hong Kong and Macau, and the Ukraine.

Sunday, October 21, 2012

Shell Promo: 30192 F40 (8th Oct – 21st Oct)

This week’s model is 30192 F40. This is the number 4 Ferrari model that the shell has for us.

This is the front view of the polybag.

This is the discount attached to the polybag after pumping the fuel.

This is the back view of the polybag

These are the parts for F40

This is the only printed part

Complete F40 Model (side view)

Another view of the complete F40

Wednesday, October 03, 2012

The Shell-LEGO Family Fiesta @ Jurong Point Shopping Centre

Don’t miss out on the adrenaline and excitement this week at the Shell-LEGO Family Fiesta, a public event for the whole family held at Jurong Point Shopping Centre through to the end of this week. The five-day event will bring the unique range of limited edition LEGO collectibles based on some of the most iconic vehicles in Ferrari’s motoring history closer to fans young and old.

The central attraction will be the life-sized LEGO replica of the 2011 Ferrari F1 car which is now touring the island. Shoppers will also have the opportunity to take a photo in the cockpit of this LEGO masterpiece. Correctly guess the number of LEGO bricks required to build this replica and you could also walk away with free fuels from Shell! Attractive prizes also stand to be won in the Shell Constructors’ Challenge – a reprise of the LEGO speed-building, kid-friendly competition that you got a preview of at our blogger lunch.

If you are looking for some fun, games, and a great photo to share, do head down to Jurong Point with your friends and family at your convenience to check it out.

The details of the Shell-LEGO Family Fiesta are as follows:

Dates:                   3 – 7 October
Time:                     11am – 9pm daily
Location:              Jurong Point Shopping Centre Atrium

Monday, October 01, 2012

Shell Singapore feature Lego minifigure

Shell Singapore has released this special set of LEGO Minifigures  on 29 September 2012, from 00:01am at $10.95 per set with every $50 pump of Shell V-Power – strictly while stocks last!  So now, you can plan your fuel purchase ahead of time to get your hands on them! I has already get hold of them!!!

The set of three exclusive LEGO Minifigures tell the story of the technical partnership between Shell and Ferrari, who celebrated their 500th race together as technical partners last weekend at our Singapore race. Made up of 46 individual bricks in all, the set of three includes a Ferrari refuelling engineer with a mini refuelling cart, a Ferrari race engineer with a front trolley-jack, and Shell fuels scientist with laboratory equipment.



The front view of the original polybag of the minifigure
The back view of the original polybag.

LEGO replica of F1 Ferrari car to go on display around S'pore

Today is the last day of the F1 Ferrari Lego Car display around Singapore. More than 200,000 LEGO bricks were used to build a replica of an F1 Ferrari car. Unveiled ahead of the week during the F1 night race 20 Sep 2012 at Singapore Grand Prix, the Lion City is the second Asian stop for the big toy car after Hong Kong.

(picture from MediaCorp)



Details (source from ChannelNewAsia.com)
 

A team of 16 people at LEGO Productions in the Czech Republic built the 1:1 replica.

The car took over six months to design and plan, and 10 days to assemble.

LEGO bricks were individually assembled and glued on a steel frame.

Sporting real Pirelli race tyres, a race seat belt and a steering wheel, it is able to accommodate an adult in the cockpit.

Measuring 5.4 metres in length, it will be mounted on the back of a commercial vehicle and will tour the island from September 22 to October 1.

Among the planned stops are Raffles Place and Jurong Point Shopping Centre.

Thursday, September 27, 2012

30191 Scuderia Ferrari Truck (24th Sep – 7th Oct)

This week’s model is 30191 Scuderia Ferrari Truck. This is the number 3 Ferrari model that the shell has for us.

This is the Front view of the polybag

This is the Back view of the polybag. As usually, there is a Ferrari stick on the back of the polybag

These are the parts that can be found in the polybag. This time, there isn't any printed parts as in the last two Ferrari Cars Model. However, this truck too come with the pushable motor part which allow the truck to move forward when we push the truck backward.
This is the front page of the instruction manual

This is the back of the instruction manual


This is the front view of the completed Ferrari Model

This is the back view of the completed Ferrari Model


Friday, September 14, 2012

30190 Ferrari 150 Italia (10th Sep – 23rd Sep)

This week shell promotion Ferrari model is 150 Italia !!! The Ferrari 150 Italia is part of the overall LEGO Shell promotion purchase and this is the very second release out of the six polybags. My son love it and would like to take a picture with it.



Front View of the poly bag



Back view of the poly bag

Ferrari sticker on the bag of the poly bag

Ferrari 150 Italia Model complete. This model has the same new pull-back motor which is designed for the new LEGO Racers.


Thursday, September 06, 2012

Ferrari Car Stand

Just bought the Ferrari Car stand. It cost S$2 each and it looks like below.

this is the cars stand

The first issue car model

Saturday, September 01, 2012

Ferrari 250 GT Berlinetta Review (30193)

Shell Singapore has started with this Ferrari 250 GT Berlinetta first two weeks (27 Aug to 9 Sep 2012).  I bought this Ferrari for $5.95 on the first day where it launched (which is on the 27 Aug) after pumping Shell fuel for S$50. This model is packed in a poly bag which I never thought of as I expected it to come in a box.



This is the back of the poly bag.


There is a sticker that indicated that it is Ferrari.



These are the parts that come in the poly bag.  It also come with a instruction manual and a little paper box to safe keep the sticker for the car parts. There are certain part of the car features are printed on the bricks - such as car plate, car top and car window.



The instruction manual include the 6 Ferrari Car model.


This is the instruction manual. The instruction is clear and easy.

The sticker is safe wrapped in the box. I am wondering why these are not printed since there are already car parts such as car plates and car windows printed on the bricks.

This is the sticker for the parts.

The part come with a gear which is a special parts. This part allows the car to move forward if you pushed back.

This is the completed car model without the sticker. That is the side view

This is the side view


This is the front view


This is the back view


With the sticker on, that is the front view.


This is the side view.


This is another side view


The model are pretty neat and it is fun to play with as you can push back the car and the car will automatically move forward. However, it does not fix tightly especially the front bonnet as it will easier fall off.