With all of the released LEGO Angry Birds sets reviewed, here's every bird & pig figures extracted out and looked at together.
Showing posts with label LEGO Angry Birds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LEGO Angry Birds. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 5, 2016
All LEGO Angry Birds figures together in one video
With all of the released LEGO Angry Birds sets reviewed, here's every bird & pig figures extracted out and looked at together.
Sunday, April 3, 2016
LEGO Angry Birds Piggy Car Escape review! 75821
Odd, the smallest set in the wave has far & above the highest price/part ratio. In spite of that, with two figures and a very nicely-designed & decent-sized vehicle, I'm satisfied with the value.
LEGO Angry Birds Piggy Plane Attack review! 75822
Well, ya can't win 'em all. The plane here goes for an extreme caricature style, but some of the parts used, and how they're left exposed, negates a lot of the potential charm. There are some really cool parts of the build, but overall this is my least favorite AB set.
LEGO Angry Birds Pig City Teardown review! 75824
This set takes a modest parts count and stretches it out over a nice & large space, incorporating a nice variety of different styles of action/play features that are very appropriate to the theme.
Thursday, March 31, 2016
LEGO Angry Birds - Bird Island Egg Heist review! 75823
The first Angry Birds Movie based LEGO set I reviewed underwhelmed me even though the size of the finished product was pretty impressive, but this smaller set leaves me with all smiles.
One thing I did fail to cover in the video is what LEGO calls a "catapult" function with the stairs -- they can be hinged forward. It's quite forgettable and does not work as advertised. Basically you can make somebody fall off the step, same as knocking them down. It doesn't catapult anything.
Wednesday, March 30, 2016
LEGO Angry Birds Piggy Pirate Ship review! 75825
LEGO Angry Birds sets showed up in Europe a month ago and now they've finally appeared on store shelves in my region. This is one of the bigger sets here and it's quite rather comical in design and makes very efficient use of its parts count, a nice companion to a very reasonable price/part ratio. Subjectively, though, I did not find the finished product to be particularly satisfying. It has one nice feature, but most of its bulk is closed-off, unusable space. Have a look & let me know what you think.
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