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I consider Creator 3 in 1 sets to be the closest theme to what Rebrickable is all about. Here's some parts, what can you build. Of course, these sets have hundreds of hours put into them to curate the parts to fit all models but essentially they are fun, versatile, and full of parts to add to your own MOC's. I wonder if this is a play 3-in-1 or a parts-pack 3-in-1, I call riding in the cow!

Last update: 06/12/2019 19:01:58 (Amsterdam time)

It's November, traditionally a time of year where the January wave of new LEGO sets is revealed. We've put all known 2020 sets in a nice overview for you. We regulary update this list. If you are...

I have built exactly 2 Brickheadz before this set. I have last years Christmas ones that I got cheap in January but saved til this Christmas, and the Back to the Future ones waiting to be built. The two I built are Homer Simpson and Krusty the Clown. I was surprised to find them really good builds. They had nice little secrets, and really good techniques. Unforunately I was late to the Brickheadz game, The Simpsons double pack were the last licensed ones released before the themes slowdown. In 2019 we have only had seasonal releases and some promotional ones. I liked the offerings but it wasn't until the Ghost and Scarecrow that I saw some I would actually buy. I'm luckily enough to have gotten a Scarecrow from LEGO to review, the Ghost is all for me!

Today a mini-review. I'll be looking at MOC-30664 Custom RC 42110 Landrover Defender. This MOC is from the outside the same as the 42110-1 Landrover Defender, but underneath, PowerFunctions are added that make the model remote controlled. What I am most curious at, is the performance. The Landrover is not a small or light model. Will the 2 motors be enough to power the car?

Two motors, tracks and a remote control. Seems simple enough. Does this equal FUN? Or do you need more?