This is a textbook example of the evolution of LEGO's design standards.  Just a decade ago, a flying craft of roughly this wingspan would have had 400-500 parts, a somewhat janky action/transformation feature and questionable structural stability.  Today we get 1,000+ pieces that interlock on multiple axes in a dense miniature juggernaut with generous greebling and many studless surfaces.  To me it's a clear cut case of a relentless dedication to maximizing quality while negotiating immovable economic realities.Video - LEGO Batman Movie: The Batwing set review! 70916Original linkOriginal author: theJANG

Fantastic, this set combines great nostalgic stuff from the past with modern quality and features.  After numerous Mega has finally truly arrived on the Warthog scene.Video: Mega Construx Halo 3 CTF Arctic Warthog set reviewOriginal linkOriginal author: theJANG

I have not much to say in text about this set, because there's so much covered in the video.  Everything you see above comes in one box, so it's a pretty righteous playset.Video: LEGO City Jungle Exploration Site review ? 60161Original linkOriginal author: theJANG

What we're gonna do right here is go back.  Way back.  Back into... Wait, SW:TFA wasn't that long ago, I guess, eh?  It just feels like it, to me at least.Video: LEGO Star Wars Rathtar Escape review! 75180Original linkOriginal author: theJANG

Here's LEGO's newest 15-person minifig booster pack.  It probably won't garner quite as much positive feedback as Fun in the Park did, but it should.  I mean sure, last year's set came with a mini-baby.  But this one comes with a lobster.  Respect the lobster.Video: LEGO City Fun at the Beach minifig pack review ⛱️ 60153Original linkOriginal author: theJANG