Love my Green Ninjago : 9574

Today, just manage to purchase my long wait Green Ninjago.

Green Ninja and Blue Ninja

Qi En Love this Green Green ninja

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

September new sets @ bricks world

 This September newsletter from Brick world. Chess set, advert calendar and sopwith camel

LEGO Monthly Mini Model Build: September

This month mini model build is the Owl. Source from Lego.com

Lego displays in STGCC 2012

Thanks Leroy for letting me share this. STGCC 2012 has Lego displays. The displays are mainly the Star Wars and Lord of the Ring. See the photos (taken by Leroy from Singapore 0937 Fanatics Group)

 

Star Wars invaded the Town

This is the Lord of the Ring - The Two Tower displays

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.

Landmark found in Miniland in LegoLand Malaysia

LEGOLAND Miniland has many  landmarks. Here is an example of some of their iconic landmarks to be found in Miniland: (source from offical LEGOLAND Facebook).  All these examples are very captivating and I cannot wait to see myself. I personally love the Singapore Flyer. It is very well architect and mimic in these plastic bricks.

Kuala Lumpur Merdeka Square and Train Station

National Day in Singapore

Singapore Melion

Singapore Flyer - recreated entirely with LEGO bricks at LEGOLAND Malaysia

Riverside Point, Clark Quay, in Miniland Singapore Cluster.

One of the best and famous hotel in Singapore - Fullerton Hotel

Taj Maha

Down Town Building

Putting Singapore scene together

The night scene of Singapore in Legoland miniland