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    The X-Mansion LEGO set you need to see

    Zach WoolfBy Zach WoolfFebruary 6, 20142 Comments3 Mins Read

    LEGO CUUSOO might be one the best ideas LEGO has had as it gives the highly creative brick building community a place to show off their own custom creations, with the added bonus that it might actually turn in to a purchasable set. Last year we saw the “Assault of Wayne Manor” project receive the green-light from LEGO and become a set, now those same creators are back with a X-Mansion design that needs to happen.

    CUUSOO members DarthKy and Glenbricker were the minds behind the highly detailed Assault on Wayne Manor set that was so popular upon its release, but apparently that was a tiny step towards this huge X-Mansion set. The proposed design is a LEGO modular set that the creators say takes up a relativly small amount of space when completely closed, but that by opening the back parts set owners will be able see the X-Mansion with the wings out to either side of the main building.

    The four levels of their set are broken down as follows:

    • Cerebro / Danger Room Observation Deck
    • The Danger Room
    • Situation/Computer Room
    • First floor Staircase
    • Main Lobby
    • Laboratory/Medical Bay
    • Second Story Staircase
    • Classroom
    • Headmaster’s Office
    • Top Story Staircase
    • Storm’s Attic Garden
    • Dorm Room

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    And what about characters? Well, in their design images there are 45 X-Men character minifigs shown, but even they realize that will never happen. In what must have been a hard list to cut down, they lay out the characters they would like to see included when this set is purchased: Xavier, Beast, Shadowcat, Gambit, Mystique.

    It is also stated on the page that “it would be hard to image the X-mansion without” either Storm or Cyclops, but it has been announced that LEGO is already in the process of creating those characters, so don’t think it would be necessary to included them, same goes for Wolverine.

    I like that they would like to see a few a the fewer less mainstream characters included with their set, but more than likely LEGO and Marvel would look to include their most popular characters like Wolverine, Cyclops, Magneto, Xavier, Storm, and I could also see Beast being thrown in as well.

    What would be great for both collectors and LEGO would be to sell the “more obscure” characters and separate packs so that fans could have the characters they want, while LEGO makes a bit more money to put out bonus content.

    This set looks amazing! It is highly detailed and doesn’t skip on the rooms X-Men fans will want to see if this set could one day be theirs. On the project page I didn’t see a brick count for this creation but I can only imagine that it would be one of the larger sets LEGO would offer, if they sold it in this form.

    If you would like to show your support for this project so that it can be officially reviewed by LEGO make sure to head over to the CUUSOO page and press the big green “Support” button!

    via LEGO CUUSOO

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    Zach is a recent college graduate who’s love for consuming media is surpassed only by his love for creating it. He has a firm belief that if we could all just play with LEGOs for 30 minutes a day the world would be a better place. If those two statements don’t tell you everything you need to know about Zach, follow him on Twitter at @zwoolf.

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    2 Comments

    1. pwaggone on February 6, 2014 11:47 am

      I would love to see this be an official LEGO set. Though, I can’t begin yo imagine the price…

      • Alisha on February 6, 2014 4:21 pm

        It could always be sold in parts as smaller sets that can be combined in a similar manner to some of the Marvel action figure sets that each figure has a part for an extra figure in the set. Each “room” could be a separate kit that could come with a couple of extra parts to either be used with other kits in the series or to build a stand alone thingie like some of the other smaller scene kits.

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