Three of the bags within were punctured and torn, leaving pieces rattling loose inside the cardboard - a hazard, I presume, of having so much weight of LEGO within one package.Īlthough the bags are numbered from 1-18, many of the bags share the same numbering so there are actually 30 bags of parts. If the internal box is supposed to protect the bags from damage during transit, then it sadly failed. Upon opening, the sheer quantity of bricks inside is not immediately clear as half of the parts bags are packed within another cardboard box, also containing the instruction booklet and sticker sheet. There’s also a line-up of the set’s dozen minifigures. Its front face shows the town of Apocalypseburg under the harsh sun of a desert wasteland, whilst the box’s rear shows the town’s various buildings in close-up, giving a hint to the impressive level of detailing which awaits. The set is available now for LEGO VIPs, and is on general release February 1st, 2019 from the LEGO Shop ( US $299.99 | CA $399.99 | UK £279.99). But what really set hearts aflutter and pulses racing here at Brothers Brick was the reveal of the massive 70840 Welcome To Apocalypseburg - a shanty town built around a fallen Statue of Liberty, apparently Emmet & Co.’s new home town in the forthcoming film.ħ0840 Welcome To Apocalypseburg includes 3,178 pieces and 12 minifigures.
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