Lego 75270 Obi-Wan was released in 2020 and set in Tatooine, it’s one of the smaller Star Wars sets of the year with just 200 pieces including the Hut and 3 mini-figures, featuring Obi-Wan, Luke Skywalker and Tusken Raider, lastly, R2D2 completes the set, its RRP is £24.99.
Screwball Scramble is a retro toy made by Tomy but has seen a modern remake of the classic toy, even a second version has been released to extend the fun. It may have been redone version of the retro toy but it will bring back a lot of the original features of the toy.
My Geek Box is a website that sells a variety of Pop culture items, from toys to Clothing to collector’s pieces, but they also sell mystery boxes that can hold random pop culture items or ones based on a particular theme. They have product’s from some of the biggest brands and pop culture references, including Disney, Marvel, Star Wars, Funko, DC, Jaws, Nintendo, Back to the future and many more, these can be one-off purchases or subscriptions for more regular boxes.
Lego 76167 Ironman Armory is one of those rare sets that is more of an expansion to the previous set 76125 Ironman Hall of Armory, in which the bays and Ironman suits were showcased in a miniature style Ironman area, as it had nothing to do with the Avengers film that the sets belonged to, however, this smaller set adds more detail to that, consisting of 258 pieces and 5 mini-figures, it retails at £24.99.
As another year goes by and another year of many many Lego sets being released crossed all sorts of series, category, franchises, I took another look at what I thought was my favourite set of the year. In a complicated year, we saw returns, new franchises and some new look concepts and box designs.
Lego 10267 Gingerbread house is part of the Seasonal Winter (Christmas) Sets that are released yearly around Xmas time, they belong the part of the Creator Range which means their piece count is normally good and has extra detail for Adults. This set has two mini figures and has 1477 pieces in total at RRP of £84.99 with the house being the main part, there are some accessories around also.
Loot crate is a website that sells pop culture items from a host of different brands, covering films, TV, comics, Toys etc. They also sell mystery boxes which can be themed or completely random, they can be bought as a one-off or as subscriptions, these can hold exclusive items or at the very least rare collector’s pieces. This one focuses on the World of Harry Potter with this Wizarding World Mystery Box, and its sub-theme is of the Harry Potter sport of Quidditch.