About Nannan

Nannan became involved with the online LEGO community in late 2004. He has been a builder for as long as he can remember. Nannan builds in a variety of themes that often overlap with the science fiction universe; other times they are purely made up ones. You can see his creations on Flickr, MOCpages and Brickshelf. In real life, Nannan is a physician living in Dallas.

Posts by Nannan

Next Lego CUUSOO set: Back to the Future Delorean

Lego CUUSOO posted the results of their first quarterly review and announced that the next CUUSOO set will be the Back to the Future Time Machine. The final product has not been revealed at this time. You can read more about the results of the review on the CUUSOO blog.

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76004 Spider-Man: Spider-Cycle Chase [Review]

Here is a video review of 76004 Spider-Man: Spider-Cycle Chase. It’s not particularly amazing in any aspect but features a cool building technique. The retail price is $19.99 and was available on Amazon before going temporarily out of stock.

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76000 Arctic Batman vs. Mr. Freeze: Aquaman on Ice [Review]

Here is a video review of 76000 Arctic Batman vs Mr Freeze. It’s an average parts pack with outstanding minifigures and a decent batboat. The retail price is $19.99 and was available on Amazon before going temporarily out of stock.

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MOC highlights from the French AFOL community in 2012

The French AFOL community on BrickPirate hosts an annual roundup of their members’ best works of the year. Here are some of the creations that we haven’t shown on the blog. Take a look at their forum thread for more.

Zomb’Apoc’Arc by “Captain Spaulding”

Zomb'Apoc'Arc L13

Frankenstein’s Head: The Monsters Hideout by 6kyubi6

Superheroes Street by oLaF-LegoManiac
Superheroes Street

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Lovely in light aqua

Ironsniper is one of the builders whose creations beckon viewers to examine their intricate details. This mecha adds to that with a coating of light aqua armor, making it stand above the crowd.

Kurōrā Type AD57

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10221 Super Star Destroyer for $309.99 on Amazon

Amazon currently has the LEGO Star Wars Super Star Destroyer 10221 on sale at $309.99. If you have an Amazon Visa, you can use the code TOY20OFF for en extra $20 off. This is the lowest price that I’ve seen the set go for on Amazon, and there’s no guarantees how long it will stay at this price.

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LEGO Galaxy Squad set reviews (70700, 70702, 70703)

LEGO Galaxy Squad was just released, and here’s my review of 3 of the sets from the theme featuring the alien bug race: 70700 Space Swarmer, 70702 Warp Stinger, and 70703 Star Slicer. The video review consists of a look at the parts and a review of the models.

For those who just want to hear the verdict, I like the Space Swarmer for its compact design and the Warp Stinger for its decent design and good price. However, I am not much of a fan of the Star Slicer due to the flimsy looks of the mantis.

All three LEGO Galaxy Squadicon sets are now available from the LEGO Shop.

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USCSS Nostromo from Alien

Mihe Stonee spent 3 months making this 2′ 6″ model of the USCSS Nostromo from the movie Alien. I like the texture created from using of bent rigid tubes tacked on the tiled hull, which mimics the feature seen on the actual ship.

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The Redlions Castle

This castle by ppao 66 is grand and impressive, and I wish there are more pictures to show it off.

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Firefly Serenity custom kit for sale

Those who were disappointed with CUUSOO’s rejection of tbone_tbl‘s Firefly Serenity can now purchase it as a custom kit with instructions and all the parts to assemble the model. It is being sold on Etadyne.com for $385, which I think is a fair price for this custom 2186-piece model.

Firefly Serenity

Via Brickset

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Series 9 minifigures revealed and reviewed!

Lego has done a good job keeping pictures of series 9 minifigs from leaking out, so for the first time we see a simultaneous reveal and review. While the minifigs are scheduled for release in January 2013, Lego has sent a case to Eurobricks for an early review.

LEGO Collectible Minifigures Series 9 - 71000

From the review, I noticed that the case distribution is heavily skewed in this series so that there are only 2 copies of certain minifigs and up to 6 of others in 1 case. Is this an attempt to assign rarity to certain figs, and how will the consumers react?

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An expressive vampire

rack911 thinks his vampire is cute, but I find it a little disturbing (but in an enjoyable sense).

bat-08

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