Lego back to the future the delorean
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On Thursday, March 17, Lego launched a “three in one reproduction” of Back to the Future Time Machine based on the iconic DeLorean DMC-12. Coming with an accurate representation, the set will allow users to showcase the model as any of the three versions of the DeLorean from the trilogy.
The Back to the Future DeLorean time machine will come as the original version which has the lightning rod as well. Meanwhile, the “2015-timeline” futuristic upgraded one with Mr. Fusion and hover capabilities will be the second form. The final one would be the 1885 look with the version showcased at the end of the third film. While the set provides options to display any of these three forms, all forms cannot be displayed in one unit simultaneously.
Great Scott! We're going Brick to the Future with the new LEGO Back to the Future Time Machine. Available 1st April!
Lego also announced an animated short film, titled Brick to the Future, to celebrate the launch of the time machine set piece. The entire clip showcases the Lego version of Marty McFly and Doc Brown in a Lego-style animated diorama.
What is known about the Lego ‘Back to the Future’ Delorean 2022 and what will it cost?
As per Lego’s press release, the set comes with 1872 pieces and minifigures of Marty and Doc Brown. The toy maker labeled the product as a part of their “Creator Expert” series, which is meant for advanced Lego enthusiasts.
In the document, BTTF trilogy producer and writer Bob Gale said:
“In the movie, Doc Brown spent almost 30 years and his entire family fortune to build his Time Machine. Fortunately, you’ll be able to build this LEGO model in significantly less time and with far less expense – although your completed version will be unable to travel through time!”
The Back to the Future DeLorean time machine set costs $169 in the USA, £149.99 in the UK, €169.99 in Europe. The set will drop on April 1 and will be available on Lego online and offline stores.
Omg Back to the Future Lego DeLorean! Versions from all 3 movies and the hoverboard and Marty and Doc mini figs! Available April 1!
Собрать получится лишь одну из вариаций, но ничего не мешает после заменить детали и поменять «агрегатное» состояние автомобиля. Я бы, наверное, поставил себе на полочку летающий вариант из второй части:
Чтобы модель выглядела красиво и не просто лежала на «пузе», в коробке можно найти прозрачную подставку. Если поставить автомобиль на неё, то он будто бы воспарит над землёй:
Хотя каноничный вариант, который отличается длинной «троллейбусной» антенной, тоже крут:
На коробке написано 18+, хотя мне не очень понятно, почему набор годен только для совершеннолетних детей.
В коробке, помимо автомобиля можно найти ховерборд, а также две фигурки Дока Брауна и Марти МакФлая со своего рода памятной табличкой:
Ховерборд и ящик с плутонием прячутся в багажнике автомобиля:
Конечно же, у автомобиля открываются двери. И, конечно же, это «крылья чайки»:
Вообще модель очень детализированная:
Модель поступит в продажу 1 апреля. Цена: 149,99 фунта стерлингов в Великобритании, 169,99 € в ЕС и $169,99 до уплаты налогов штата в США.
21103 Back to the Future Time Machine is the 4th official Back to the Future CUUSOO set, based on the DeLorean time machine from the film series Back to the Future. It was available for purchase at the San Diego Comic-Con on July 18, 2013 before its general release on August 1.
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Set announcement
It is with great pleasure we reveal that the next LEGO CUUSOO set will be the Back to the Future Time Machine, based upon the LEGO CUUSOO project by m.togami and Sakuretsu. As one of the earliest projects on the site’s global open beta, headlines of a potential Back to the Future LEGO set was seen on popular sites including Gizmodo and Brothers Brick, helping LEGO CUUSOO gain massive appeal.
The final product is still in development in coordination with our license partner, Universal Partnerships & Licensing. We'll show the final model and you’ll be able to order your own copy when it becomes available in mid-2013 (exact dates and pricing to be determined).
Back to the Future DeLorean Time Machine
By m.togami* and Sakuretsu
After analyzing the supporters of the Back to the Future project, we learned that this product has a broad, worldwide appeal. The model presented in this project is built very closely to the LEGO Group’s design standards and has therefore provided a strong base to design the final product. It has a high play value and it fits well with supporters’ price expectations.
Travel Back to the Future with the awesome DeLorean time machine!
Build your very own miniature version of the iconic DeLorean time machine that Dr. Emmett ‘Doc’ Brown and Marty McFly famously used to travel Back to the Future! Selected by LEGO® CUUSOO members, this amazing model features lots of cool details, like opening gull-wing doors, fold-up wheels, flux capacitor, time travel display and 2 license plates. We’ve also included extra engines and wheels so you can recreate the different variants of the time-traveling car featured in the Back to the Future movies! Finally, this unique set also includes a fascinating booklet containing production notes, original images and fun details from the movies. Includes 2 minifigures: Marty McFly and Doc Brown.
- Includes 2 minifigures: Marty McFly and Doc Brown
- Features opening gull-wing doors, fold-up wheels, flux capacitor, time travel display and 2 license plates
- Also includes Marty’s skateboard as well as extra engine and wheels
- Customize the car to match the movie versions
- Step on the gas and prepare to travel Back to the Future
- Open the gull-wing doors, just like the real car!
- Fold up the wheels and engage hover mode
- Jump on the skateboard and pull some tricks
- Build the model that LEGO® CUUSOO members requested!
- Includes building instructions and exclusive Back to the Future information booklet
- Car measures over 2” (6cm) high, 5” (15cm) long and 3” (8cm) wide
Background
This set is based on the time-traveling DeLorean that was invented by Dr. Emmett Brown in the Back to the Future film series, the one from the original 1985 film, the flying DeLorean from the second film, and the Wild West DeLorean from the third and final film in the trilogy.
21103 Back to the Future Time Machine is a CUUSOO set, based on the DeLorean time machine from the film series Back to the Future. It was available for purchase at the San Diego Comic-Con on July 18, 2013 before its general release on August 1.
Contents
Set announcement
It is with great pleasure we reveal that the next LEGO CUUSOO set will be the Back to the Future Time Machine, based upon the LEGO CUUSOO project by m.togami and Sakuretsu. As one of the earliest projects on the site’s global open beta, headlines of a potential Back to the Future LEGO set was seen on popular sites including Gizmodo and Brothers Brick, helping LEGO CUUSOO gain massive appeal.
The final product is still in development in coordination with our license partner, Universal Partnerships & Licensing. We'll show the final model and you’ll be able to order your own copy when it becomes available in mid-2013 (exact dates and pricing to be determined).
Back to the Future DeLorean Time Machine
By m.togami* and Sakuretsu
After analyzing the supporters of the Back to the Future project, we learned that this product has a broad, worldwide appeal. The model presented in this project is built very closely to the LEGO Group’s design standards and has therefore provided a strong base to design the final product. It has a high play value and it fits well with supporters’ price expectations.
Background
This set is based on the time-traveling DeLorean that was invented by Dr. Emmett Brown in the Back to the Future film series, the one from the original 1985 film, the flying DeLorean from the sequel, and the Wild West DeLorean from the third and final film in the trilogy.
Future LEGO Back to the Future sets
Team BTTF's LEGO Jules Verne Train (not commercially produced).
The submitters of the DeLorean model, under the name Team BTTF, went on to create models for the Jules Verne Train and Locomotive 131, which contained motors and could run on LEGO train tracks. However, these models were never accepted by LEGO.
Back to the Future was later included as a franchise in LEGO Dimensions, which allowed the player to explore three different eras of Hill Valley.
Notes
- The 1% that the builders make on the sale of this will be donated to the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research.
- The instructions give the builder the opportunity to add details to the car (which are included in the set itself) to modify it into three different versions, that represent the DeLorean as depicted in the three different movies. These additional parts include Mr. Fusion for making the BTTF II time machine, and red wheel rims and a hood box for making the BTTF III time machine. The wheels also rotate into flight position.
- The date given on the time circuit piece is January 28, 1958, the date on which the modern LEGO brick patent was filed.
- The first edition of the Flux Capacitor piece was printed with a spelling error, where instead of "SHIELD EYES FROM LIGHT" it read "SHEILD EYES FROM LIGHT". Owners of the misprinted part were able to request a replacement piece with the correct spelling.
This article uses material from the 21103 Back to the Future Time Machine article on the Brickipedia wiki at Wikia and is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike License.
A brand-new Lego Back to the Future DeLorean set has appeared after weeks of rumors, and it's due to hit shelves very soon - April, in fact.
Officially dubbed the 'Lego Back to the Future Time Machine', fans can get their hands on this kit as of April 1, 2022. It'll cost $169.99 from the official Lego Store (opens in new tab) or £149.99 (opens in new tab) if you're based in the UK, and is being unveiled with a trailer (opens in new tab) that takes Doc Brown and Marty across the Lego-verse - including to Jurassic Park, where they tangle with a T-rex. (Does this make it look like one of the best Lego sets ever? Yes, probably.)
Crucially, this Lego Back to the Future DeLorean can be converted with alternate pieces to represent its upgrades throughout the series. There's even a light-up Flux Capacitor brick that can be plugged into the cabin alongside minifigures of Marty McFly and Doc Brown.
As part of the 'Creator Expert' series, this kit is a more challenging build designed for adults. Made up of 1,872 pieces, it measures 35cm in diameter and has a detailed interior that can be admired by lifting the DeLorean's gullwing doors. Its real party trick is an ability to swap parts out to represent each movie, though.
Along with the car's look from the original film (complete with lightning rod), this Lego Back to the Future Time Machine can opt for hover tyres, a Mr. Fusion engine add-on that's 'powered' by a Lego banana, or whitewall tires with a hood-mounted circuit board for its travels in the Old West. Basically, it feels as if Lego has tried to make the ultimate DeLorean with this kit - there's actually room for Marty's hoverboard.
In the here and now, we've got a pre-order link to the Lego Back to the Future DeLorean so you can check it out for yourself.
Pre-order Lego Back to the Future DeLorean
Lego Back to the Future Time Machine | $169.99 at the Lego Store (opens in new tab)
At an impressive 1,872 pieces strong, this is a much more detailed Lego DeLorean than previous versions (the last set in 2013 only had 401). Thanks to a battery-powered Flux Capacitor and the ability to swap pieces out from each movie, this version is also a lot more ambitious.
Talk of a new Lego Back to the Future DeLorean has been circulating for quite some time, and sites like BrickFanatics (opens in new tab) were reporting on it as late as yesterday. Because these details came from German site PromoBricks (opens in new tab) , more of its predictions could wind up being true - it recently claimed that a Jedi Fallen Order set is on the way (opens in new tab) , for example.
Just don't expect the Lego DeLorean to appear in any Lego deals soon - this one is likely to sell out fast.
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