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I know I've mentioned in a separate thread here that I'd like to see a revival of Blok Bots or the Warriors Future/Night Force lines. Buildable robots and/or mechs are always fun. Having machines designed to fight each other, or beasts and monsters is always appealing as well. Perhaps a re-jiggering...

Don't worry that you can't find the new sets yet. They're technically "Fall" releases so most retailers won't have them on the shelves until after they do their big toy aisle resets here over the next several weeks. Sometimes a few things do trickle out early though. I got lucky and found ...

I was just browsing the new listings for Call of duty in the shop https://www.megabloks.com/en-us/shop/construction-toys/call-of-duty/ It all looks great (as usual) but the Battle Tank set is particularly good. The various and sundry models of the M4 Sherman tank seem to be particularly difficult to...

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omegabob wrote: > Maybe I don't know enough about Halo or what the Firebase was in the game > but I don't understand the hate for the Firebase set. A few years back at a show (a Toy Fair or convention, I can't remember) there was a display with a set called the Firebase that consisted of tall defens...

History has taught us that this is not always the case.

Lest we all forget the saga of the Covenant Vampire.

Removable arm ahoy!

The MB Twitter just teased something under-wraps in the Masters of the Universe booth.

...Could this be the Castle Grayskull we've all been hoping for since the acquisition of the first Mattel licenses? :D

Warriors - Future Force needs to return. For a while there we thought Starcraft would bring us some Mechs, but now that that is no longer the case there's no real reason NOT to bring Warriors back. Also, along sort of the same lines, I'd like to see Blok Bots revived with the current CoD/Halo level ...

CarbonZ wrote: > I'd imagine there is a balance between the creators vision, and the price > point it needs to meet. Taking a little from here and there, and adding it > in different places. Yeah, this is what'll invoke the most suggested "improvements". Sure, there are a few thing you cou...