Now this is a wholesome, back-to-basics cargo-sorting set that can hang with the best of all time.  Great play value, easily adds to many other themes of the past & present, modern builds, generic, but good-looking minifigures, and a surprisingly reasonable price to part ratio, to boot.Video: LEGO City 2017 Cargo Terminal review ? 60169Original linkOriginal author: theJANG

I like NEXO Knights.  I like minifig booster packs.  I liked even the last NEXO Knights minifig booster pack from this season, when they brought the number of figures down to 3.  This one, though, doesn't seem worth the price at all.  Even if it was cheaper, it's still disappointing with the stripped-down selection of reused figure parts and basic accessories.Video: LEGO NEXO Knights Stone Monster Accessory Pack review! 853677Original linkOriginal author: theJANG

Yeah I don't care if you've never heard of The Freemaker Adventures, or if you have heard of it and/or seen it and dislike it.  This seems like an interesting ship build no matter what the source material.Video - LEGO Star Wars: The Arrowhead set review! 75186Original linkOriginal author: theJANG

This is a textbook example of the evolution of LEGO's design standards.  Just a decade ago, a flying craft of roughly this wingspan would have had 400-500 parts, a somewhat janky action/transformation feature and questionable structural stability.  Today we get 1,000+ pieces that interlock on multiple axes in a dense miniature juggernaut with generous greebling and many studless surfaces.  To me it's a clear cut case of a relentless dedication to maximizing quality while negotiating immovable economic realities.Video - LEGO Batman Movie: The Batwing set review! 70916Original linkOriginal author: theJANG

Fantastic, this set combines great nostalgic stuff from the past with modern quality and features.  After numerous Mega has finally truly arrived on the Warthog scene.Video: Mega Construx Halo 3 CTF Arctic Warthog set reviewOriginal linkOriginal author: theJANG