After being out of stock for months, the LEGO Back to the Future Time Machine kit is back check it out!
The new set is pretty awesome with all kinds of features, gall doors, and a bunch of configurations for the car itself. If you’ve patiently waited for it to comb back in stock, now may be the time to order.
This is by far the most detailed kit they have released for the car and is actually quite large. About the size of the Ecto-1 and coming in at 1872 pieces! Let’s take a closer look at the set!
Back to the Future Time Machine
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This is just a really cool kit, and with everything inside, it is not too terrible for the price. Plus, Amazon usually gets them for cheaper eventually.
The set has a ton of cool features like a light-up flux capacitor, new Minifigures, gull-wing doors, movable wheels, and much more!
Here are the specs on this one:
The Time Machine featured in the original “Back to the Future” movie was based on a 1981 DeLorean DMC-12.
It’s an instantly recognizable and iconic car that’s amazingly brought to life in the new LEGO® Back to the Future Time Machine set. This set is like a time machine itself. Just one look at it and you’ll travel back in time to the moment when you saw the iconic movie for the first time, met Marty, Doc, George and Biff and went on one of the greatest journeys in film history.
The 3-in-1 LEGO® Back to the Future Time Machine set gives you multiple ways to build, each one representing a different movie from the trilogy.
First, there’s the original, complete with the lightning conductor Marty and Doc used to get back to 1985. Then there’s the flying car from Back to the Future Part II, complete with fold-down tires for flight mode. Finally, there’s the version from Back to the Future Part III, with the tray filled with electronic parts from 1955 that takes Marty all the way to back the old Wild West.
Each one includes classic gullwing doors, travel dates printed on the dashboard, interchangeable license plates (including the iconic OUTATIME plate) and, of course, you can’t travel through time without a flux capacitor, which in this set even lights up.
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