Nice haul! I wish I'd known about the existence of these sooner. I'd definitely have gotten a bunch of these.
I don't suppose you know if there's another company that's gonna end up with the license? From what I can tell, this company has only had the license for a few years (since 2021, I think). Seems a pretty short run for a franchise this big.
maybe lego'll grab it, idk, I hope not though, since lego makes a shitty and overpriced product these days
I'm seeing credible-seeming rumours that Lego has acquired the license, but nothing official yet...
This looks like a Chinese knockoff, I'm surprised it's legit.
BlueBrixx is a German company making “Lego compatible” brick toy sets. Looks like they aim for more adult oriented sets hence the Star Trek and Star gate licenses. They also seem to produce military sets which Lego usually avoids.
They also do hilarious knockoffs of franchises they don't have the licence for. Like a pirate ship with black sails that is simply called N.P.B. (which stands for Not-Black-Pearl). The cool thing is the quality is comparable to Lego but the sets are more than half the price.
Just guessing the entire brand is a lego knockoff
Kind of, but it's actually good quality and a lot cheaper.
...these look good!..i still regret having to sell off my playmates starships during the dot-com crash...
So glad I could pick up some discounted stuff as well... Not in this picture: the Stargazer, which is gift wrapped and will be handed over to my son later today. These will serve as presents over the next year or two.
Really? That's disappointing. I have the original Enterprise and the Defiant in the size you have as well as the Spock figurine. They were really nice products overall.
A "Bird of Prey" with 1500 pieces and legal license, in the blue week for 35 bucks will never be available again. Unfortunately, I found out about it too late.
Yes, me too, got the Defiant and the DS9 Station (with another mini-Defiant).
Can you make a retro-emulator sleeper-PC out of it?
no
