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I'm really a lego fan,I can't wait it comes to stores.My brother (a.k.a.velocirapteryx)
have all the toys so far at the stores.
*JP/// Rules*
At 3:56:17 PM on 5/18/2001, Brad said:
Yup. The Cloud Hopper set was originally released in 1996, as a promotional set for airlines to sell. Tempting, but I'll save my money to buy lots of Dinosaur and Bionicle parts!
At 11:30:35 PM on 5/17/2001, Alienprojects said:
THE LEGO COMPANY AND UNIVERSAL
STUDIOS LAUNCHING NEW TOYS BASED ON JURASSIC PARK III
Kids Bring Jurassic Park III Action to Life with LEGO® & Steven Spielberg MovieMaker Set
The LEGO Company and Universal Studios Consumer Products Group have joined forces to launch two Jurassic Park-themed LEGO® products based on Universal Pictures’ and Amblin Entertainment’s Jurassic Park III, the third installment in the studio’s most successful film franchise ever, scheduled for release on July 18, 2001.
The two new LEGO Jurassic Park III products will be part of the LEGO Studios line, which was launched in November 2000. Using the marquis set within the line – the LEGO & Steven Spielberg MovieMaker Set – young filmmakers will be able to re-create their favorite scenes from Jurassic Park III.
Children ages 8 and up can bring to life the menacing Spinosaurus dinosaur featured in the movie as he attacks a plane in a tree, which can also be built into a boat. The set includes one cameraman, a pilot mini-figure and a crane (suggested retail $34.99 US). The second set includes unique elements allowing youngsters to build two Raptors and one Pteranodon dinosaur. This set comes complete with three mini-figures, including male and female "actors" and one cameraman (suggested retail price $19.99 US). The sets are expected to be on store shelves in May prior to the release of the film.
Jurassic Park III continues the series begun with 1993’s Jurassic Park and its 1997 sequel, The Lost World: Jurassic Park. This time, acclaimed filmmaker Joe Johnston (October Sky, Jumanji) directs, with Kathleen Kennedy and Larry Franco producing. Steven Spielberg serves as executive producer.
The strong cast includes Sam Neill, returning in the role of Dr. Alan Grant, which he originated in Jurassic Park, William H. Macy (Fargo), Tea Leoni (The Family Man), Alessandro Nivola (Love’s Labour Lost), Michael Jeter (The Green Mile) and Trevor Morgan (The Patriot).
The screenplay was written by Peter Buchman, based on characters created by Michael Crichton. Academy-Award® winner Stan Winston and the OscarŇ-winning wizards at Industrial Light & Magic are once again responsible for creating the visual effects, with new and even more astonishing dinosaurs in store for audiences this summer.
The Jurassic Park franchise has already enjoyed more than $250 million in promotional support and $2.5 billion in worldwide consumer product sales, establishing Jurassic Park as the "premier" and "authentic" dinosaur brand the world over.
A note to parents: The Jurassic Park films are rated PG-13. Consult www.filmratings.com for further information.
Jurassic Park III is a trademark and copyright of Universal Studios and Amblin Entertainment, Inc. Licensed by Universal Studios Licensing, Inc. All rights reserved. Universal Studios Consumer Products Group is a unit of Universal Studios (www.universalstudios.com), a part of CANAL+, the TV and Film division of Vivendi Universal, a new global leader in media and communications.
At 11:26:32 PM on 5/17/2001, Alienprojects said:
And on the next page features the Lego Life on Mars Encounter Truck Tour.
Outside of the Truck
-Expirience cool interative dispalys
-Control a giant-sized Red Planet Protector!
Do an alien X-ray!
-See a LEGO sculpture of teh new International Space Station
Inside the Truck
-Chall......
need I say more?
:)
At 2:26:57 AM on 5/17/2001, spinovstrex said:
SHUT UP YOU IDIOTS!!
I BET NO ONE SAW IT!!
At 8:49:17 PM on 5/16/2001, Faulkner said:
Ok Brad heres exactly what it sez:
"Take to the Skies!
Fuel up this super-fast airplane and get ready for a ride in the sky! Set includes cloud hopper plane, fueling station, pilot, and mechanic.
114 pieces. Ages 7+
Limted Quantities!
#1808 Cloud Hopper $9.99"
and in a column to the right of this it sez;
"Club
Member
Exclusive!
Not available
in any store!"
therer ya go Brad....happy?
At 8:41:15 PM on 5/16/2001, Brad said:
Okay then, tell me the name/number/piece count of the plane below the JP3 set.
At 6:14:00 PM on 5/16/2001, procompsognathus 2.0 said:
Still looks crappy!
At 6:08:45 PM on 5/16/2001, Alienprojects said:
Hmm, Actually that is a picture that i scanned and added in the ingennet forums adn also sent here.
I can tell cause i created a hidden watermark inside the image.
Oh well, its part of Steven Spielbergs movie productions studios lego creation set.
here is the image again much larger.
http://joshuaap.homestead.com/
At 6:06:38 PM on 5/16/2001, procompsognathus 2.0 said:
Don't know, thought you went mad there for a sec
At 5:36:13 PM on 5/16/2001, Faulkner said:
wat the fuck did i press?
At 5:34:37 PM on 5/16/2001, Faulkner said:
its not for jurassic park III, it is seperate....therev was only one jurassic park item on the magazine....i know cuz i have it...and i think those dinosaurs look fine for their purpose...after all this is just a sub-line of sorts to the lego studio line...which leads me to believe that they are like the animatronics....cuz if they planned on making realistic versoions(as lego goes) im shure they woulda made more of "one peice" ones like all past lego animals....like the sharks snd slliagators and dragons, and the current dinosaur subline of the adventurer set....which has trikes, stegos, t-rexes, and pterasaurs in it.....
At 5:34:34 PM on 5/16/2001, Faulkner said:
its not for jurassic park III, it is seperate....therev was only one jurassic park item on the magazine....i know cuz i have it...and i think those dinosaurs look fine for their purpose...after all this is just a sub-line of sorts to the lego studio line...which leads me to believe that they are like the animatronics....cuz if they planned on making realistic versoions(as lego goes) im shure they woulda made more of "one peice" ones like all past lego animals....like the sharks snd slliagators and dragons, and the current dinosaur subline of the adventurer set....which has trikes, stegos, t-rexes, and pterasaurs in it.....
At 5:34:33 PM on 5/16/2001, Faulkner said:
its not for jurassic park III, it is seperate....therev was only one jurassic park item on the magazine....i know cuz i have it...and i think those dinosaurs look fine for their purpose...after all this is just a sub-line of sorts to the lego studio line...which leads me to believe that they are like the animatronics....cuz if they planned on making realistic versoions(as lego goes) im shure they woulda made more of "one peice" ones like all past lego animals....like the sharks snd slliagators and dragons, and the current dinosaur subline of the adventurer set....which has trikes, stegos, t-rexes, and pterasaurs in it.....
At 5:34:32 PM on 5/16/2001, Faulkner said:
its not for jurassic park III, it is seperate....therev was only one jurassic park item on the magazine....i know cuz i have it...and i think those dinosaurs look fine for their purpose...after all this is just a sub-line of sorts to the lego studio line...which leads me to believe that they are like the animatronics....cuz if they planned on making realistic versoions(as lego goes) im shure they woulda made more of "one peice" ones like all past lego animals....like the sharks snd slliagators and dragons, and the current dinosaur subline of the adventurer set....which has trikes, stegos, t-rexes, and pterasaurs in it.....
At 5:08:55 PM on 5/16/2001, Brad said:
What is the airplane set _below_ the JP3 set? It's not the one that comes with the Spinosaurus, I've never seen it before.....
At 4:43:49 PM on 5/16/2001, gribblikk said:
we all seen it spinovstrex, it was obvious
At 4:26:02 PM on 5/16/2001, Chapter_11 said:
Lego has been disapointing latley. Crap sets, besides Starwars, I have not seen anything worth buying. The jp set looks okay, but I wont buy it.
At 4:02:52 PM on 5/16/2001, TheHatchling said:
These sets may not be the greatest, but they are cheap (for legos).
Also, the reason these news dinos look so strange is because lego is also releasing 'build you own dino' sets where you can mix and match other parts based on real dinos.
At 2:43:24 PM on 5/16/2001, Paws said:
who didn't see that?!?!
by the way, i sent Dan some more news on this Lego thing, there are two sets...my thoughts are "Spielberg Movie maker set..AWESOME. These two sets....sad, very sad."
At 1:52:00 PM on 5/16/2001, jurassiraptor said:
I think the most surprising thing about this news is the fact that Lego has its own magazine.
At 1:41:13 PM on 5/16/2001, Compyraptor said:
I saw it spinovstrex.
At 1:22:52 PM on 5/16/2001, procompsognathus 2.0 said:
I think everyone saw it, I mean how could you miss the dark raptor shaped blob moving behind her head.
At 1:07:16 PM on 5/16/2001, spinovstrex said:
Sorry if this has nothing to do with Lego, you know that part in the 'survivor' TV Spot where you see Tea Leoni walk past the camera and something move in the backround?
Well if you look closely enough at it you will see that it is a raptor,who is obviously in a great hurry!!
Seriously, go to the site and download the biggest Quicktime version of it, and look closely and you will see that im right!!
And im pretty sure that no one noticed this before!!
Maybe not even Dan!!
At 1:00:41 PM on 5/16/2001, procompsognathus 2.0 said:
I usually like the creativity of Legos. I'd been dreaming of a JP themed set since 1993. Why does this set have to suck so bad? The JP ripoff was better.
At 11:15:08 AM on 5/16/2001, danoz said:
looks like a rushed job by lego
At 10:47:54 AM on 5/16/2001, Vader said:
doesn't look that cool to me.
At 9:42:43 AM on 5/16/2001, Rich said:
Yay Im first
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