Chalk this up to my inner critic coming out. Also, I have seen so many large-scale dioramas filled with people all doing something making this less interesting outside of the sheer numbers to me. And I know what I am saying is influenced by my personal preferences of having a smaller focused force where every character has its place in a scene.
I am not meaning to discredit the builder. There isn't an armada of dropships large enough to house all those troopers let alone an enemy force big enough to take on. The vehicles with their included characters have a purpose whereas the yards of astronauts at the ready are just standing there purposelessness. The overall grand scope of them all however, I am kind of whelmed. On a numbers game, the army is impressive as I said. 😲 😂Īnd to think the guy had even more Exploriens minifigures sitting in a plastic tub to the side. But nope, just a super mega ultra duper adjective massive Exploriens army. To get the latest LEGO news and LEGO Reviews straight in your inbox, subscribe via email, or you can also follow on Google News, or socials on Facebook, Twitter or subscribe to the Jay’s Brick Blog Youtube channel.At one point, I thought there was a mirror involved. If you’re planning on making any Pick a Brick orders, please consider using the affiliate links in this post as I may receive a small commission with each purchase that helps support the work I do on the blog! In Australia, 40583 Houses of the World 1 GWP is also still available when you spend over AU$400, which is another nice bonus for us Down Under.
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