LEGO Movie 2 First Look at the newest Construction Set

Remember The LEGO Movie?  Everything is awesome and Will Ferrell is evil?  Yup, I do too.  In fact, I loved it so much that I still have the lego Shakespeare from that blind bag set on my fridge.  Well,  The LEGO Movie 2 is coming!  The awesome people at LEGO Group revealed a new set inspired by The LEGO Movie 2, called Welcome to Apocalypseburg. Check it out after the break.

Toy Review: Captain Phasma & Finn LEGO Brickheadz

As a palate cleanser from the Rick and Morty debacle, Matthew from NerdNewsToday and I decided to have some fun and put together a couple of LEGO Brickheadz. Captain Phasma and Finn are part of the Star Wars collection of Brickheadz. Rey and Kylo Ren complete the set of four.

We filmed this immediately after completing the Rick and Morty set, and to be completely honest, I was still a bit wrecked from that, but I love these Brickheadz. I find them weirdly therapeutic, and because of that, my collection keeps growing. Check out the video and see what I'm talking about.

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Toy Review: McFarlane Toys Rick & Morty "Spaceship & Garage" Construction Set

Matthew from NerdNewsToday and I are back with the grand finale of our Rick and Morty construction sets by McFarlane Toys adventure. Adventure is I think the best way to describe it, because there have been many ups and downs regarding this series.

And then we get to this. The largest set of the line, the Spaceship and Garage. 293 pieces. As you can probably tell from the thumbnail, a little stress might have been involved. Due to the nature of the set instructions, it's really hard for two people to try and work on this set at the same time, so Matthew let me handle the construction. Emotions were involved. Lots of emotions. So, buckle up, strap in, and watch as I descend slowly into madness as I attempt to put this set together.

If you want to know what happened after the cameras turned off, sound off in the comments and I'll reveal the rest. I hope you enjoyed my pain. 

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Toy Review: McFarlane Toys Rick and Morty "Smith Family Garage Rack" Construction Set

Continuing down the Rick and Morty portal, Matthew at NerdNewsToday and I are taking a look at the McFarlene Toys Smith Family Garage Rack construction set. Will we have better luck than with previous sets? Let's see.

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Toy Review: McFarlane Toys "Evil Rick and Morty" Construction Set

Today, Matthew at NerdNewsToday and I are going to attempt to put together the Evil Rick and Morty construction set from McFarlane Toys. One of the things I like about this set is Evil Rick and Morty. It's as simple as that. I usually enjoy evil dopplegangers, and Rick and Morty delivered. As for how easy or difficult it is to build the set, watch on.

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Toy Review: McFarlane Toys - Rick and Morty "You Can Run But You Can't Hide" Construction Set

Of all the sets, Matthew at NerdNewsToday and I have been and will review of McFarlane Toys Rick and Morty construction set, this is the one I wanted to do the most. Nightmare of Elm Street is my jam. Freddy Kruger is my horror movie bae. Yes, I know how horrible he is, but no character has messed me up quite like Freddy, and I appreciate him for it. So, when Rick and Morty created their Freddy knockoff, Scary Terry, I was happy. When McFarlane Toys came out with the "You Can Run but You Can't Hide" Scary Terry construction set, thrilled and vowed to get my hands on it. And manhandle it I did. 

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Toy Review: McFarlane Toys Rick and Morty "Ants in My Eyes Johnson Electronics" Construction Set

The second video review of McFarlane Toys Rick and Morty construction sets is the one and only Ants in My Eyes Johnson Electronics. In case you didn't know, Ants in My Eyes Johnson has ants in his eyes! His prices are insane! Why? Because he can't see anything! Whooo! 

Is this set a great deal or is it waiting to catch fire as AiME Johnson bumps into it? Find out as Matthew from NerdNewsToday and I bust it open and put it all together.

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Toy Review: McFarlane Toys Rick & Morty "The Discreet Assassin" Construction Set

Happy New Year! To celebrate the surviving of yet another year, Matthew for NerdNewsToday and I are bringing you something a little extra special. All this week, we're going to be reviewing the McFarlane Toys Rick and Morty line of construction sets. We're both excited about this.

First up is the Discreet Assassin. Will he murder us with greatness or will he fail his mission? 

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Toy Review: K'Nex Mario Kart Building Set - Shy Guy & Wario

Last time, Matthew at NerdNewsToday and I reviewed the Toad and Yoshi Mario Kart Bike Building sets by K'nex. This time, we're building the Shy Guy and Wario Kart Building sets. Did we do better this time? You have to watch to find out.

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Toy Review: K'Nex Mario Kart Bike Building Set - Yoshi & Toad

Matthew at NerdNewsToday and I revisit the K'Nex world. This time, it's with two of their Mario Kart construction set. We're looking at the Yoshi and Toad Bike Building sets. 

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McFarlane Toys to Release Construction Sets Based on Smash-Hit Horror Series Five Nights at Freddy's

Comic book icon and toy creator Todd McFarlane recently announced that McFarlane Toys has teamed with video game maker Scott Cawthon to produce a line of highly collectible construction sets based on his runaway success, Five Night’s at Freddy’s. The series has become a verified cultural phenomenon over the last two years allowing Cawthorn to release three sequels. It’s been reported that there are over 2000 daily installs of the mobile game. In part, a large part of the game’s success was due to influential YouTube stars recording their terrified reactions while playing the game.  With all four Five Nights at Freddy’s games in the series firmly nestled into the top 100 paid app lists on mobile devices, the franchise has thus proven its longevity and consumer appeal.