Alien Conquest Battle Pack

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• bluemoose Member Posts: 1,716

  May 2011

  No (c)LEGO on the foot; inset panel on the inner arm ... but, like I posted elsewhere, you'd be hard pressed to tell the difference between them & the ones in the sets. The quality is a big step up from previous 'made in china' figures.

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• legoDad Member Posts: 529

  May 2011

  On the back of the packaging it says components made in Denmark and China. I found them to feel a bit like the Collectable minifigs.

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• legoDad Member Posts: 529

  May 2011 edited May 2011

  I think you're right bluemoose, feeling them again and checking with regular figs from sets I know are better quality, it's a tough call. They're pretty good. Check out my review on 'em... http://www.brickset.com/reviews/?ID=40259

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• wiredforsound Member Posts: 31

  June 2011 edited June 2011

  I acquired my Battlepack yesterday at the Tigard, OR LEGO Store.
  Front - http://www.flickr.com/photos/wiredforsound23/5786810893/
  Back - http://www.flickr.com/photos/wiredforsound23/5787366698/
  The minifigures seem to be a mixture of quality versus cheap plastic.

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• TalasAntares Member Posts: 124

  June 2011

  I'm not liking how they come pre-assembled...

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• Huw Brickset Towers, Hampshire, UKAdministrator Posts: 6,758

  June 2011

  Thanks everyone for the info (and review, Dad): I won't risk buying it, I'll stock up on the smallest proper set instead for 'army building'.

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• bluemoose Member Posts: 1,716

  June 2011

  ^ you end up with more spare clear visors that way :-)

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• georgebjones Member Posts: 224

  June 2011

  @Huw - No, Lego is not molded on the foot in the pack I have.

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