Agreed. To me it felt like classic Technic sets, the ones from the mid-late 90s, they still used a lot of System techniques and studded Technic beams to create a, mostly System compatibile, skeletal frame of the model and filled the interior with various mechanisms, with the intention being that you could see them in action. I much prefer this kind of approach than the current with almost full panel/fairing coverage. I really felt like building on of these classic sets when building the ornithopter, the only part that was overly mundane was building the wing roots, 8 very similar assemblies and then later building the wing connectors, yet another series of 8 subassemblies, but in the grand scope of things, it was a really only a tiny part of the overall experience. The instructions actually do quite a good job, alternating between System and Technic-based builds, to keep you engaged and interested throughout the entire process.
@@Cortesevasive Not at all. Technics is the next level of Lego to inspire future engineers and also satisfy existing engineers as a hobby. Bionics was just a random marketing strategy. I personally love the cross over as a stepping stone for young ones to build more complex mechanisms.
Dune fans and movie fans are clashing with the hardcore Lego fans who are mad that this isnt "true brick lego set but a disguised technic set". The Dune fans are just like: "And? The wings flap like in the movie!" lol
Having just built it yesterday, the amount of engineering and gimmicks going into this build was mind-blowing. Having built hundreds of model kits in my life, this is hands down one of the most fun builds I've ever done. The decision to focus on the gimmicks and not the internal is, imo, a right one. The fact that you can hold the whole thing by its tail and press on the trigger to flap the wings or to collapse/expand them are just amazing. And that moving landing gears - icing on the cake. I was eating good and I am happy. 10/10. Worthy of Lisan al Gaib!
I watched the first movie, so when Lego revealed this set I was completely blown away. It looks like the vehicle I remembered and functions like one. Made the first ever pre-order in my life. Would definitely relish the challenge of building this "technic" set.
@@samuraibricksyo do you ever just get sad looking at your legos sitting up collecting dust? I want to collect legos but I have a feeling I would feel bad watching them all just collect dust after building.
@@tixu2803 That's why I prefer the sets that you can play with, like this one. It probably will collect dust (they always do), but I pick up my ornithopter and fly it around the room every day for the last few months so that helps.
The technicity of the building techniques were really refreshing. It's actually my first lego set for years and the first as an adult. I love the mixing of technique parts with regular parts. I built a lot of techniques sets during my childhood (10+ years ago) and I don't remember having so much fun with the mechanisms !
I'm in the same boat as you, couldn't believe the complexity of the Technic stuff and how it was all crammed inside the body. And the final steps of the build were exhilarating. The last set I built was an amazing Technic pneumatic digger 8862 about 25 years ago, and I had the same feelings building this one. I'm addicted again, RIP my wallet.
I liked a lot to assemble mine (I'm a Technic fan) , and WoW is the right word, when we deploy the wings it's ... magnificent . I like the old and the new Dune movies (and the games) , so having the Ornithopter (with all these functions) as part of my lego colection makes me happy :D
I've never done technic in my life, but this wasn't so hard.. just stay focused, and don't rush the build. I don't mind the small red and yellow pieces either, think it lookes kinda cool
Building this atm, and i have to say that the build is not overly complicated or difficult. Yes I am a seasoned AFOL both classic and technic, but its a simple enough build (bag 7/10) however the work that has gone into it is amazing! and the designers deserve an award of some kind for the ingenuity
Thanks for sharing. Mine is on the way. I got it because it is Dune and I am a huge fan Also, because it is extremely unique, has a lot of minifigs, and looks to be a fun build.
The paper manual isn't very helpful for the complicated bits. I retreated to the app for those parts. Not finished it yet it's taking a few sessions haha
It is a complex Technic build... that doesn't use a single cog. And honestly, I really don't see them cheapening out on the looks, I think this is more of a matter of chosen aesthetic with many studs and Technic beam remaining visible. And in terms of mechanical complexity, it has nothing on the Airbus helicopter you mentioned, that one is a nightmare of gearboxes and linkages that you have no idea how they work. Took me 5 days to build that one.
Mike that was great! It was a Wow Factor - was it a Cool Factor too!? I am both an AFOL and a Dune lover and I ordered mine in October - it was shipped this morning. I saw another review of the Technic build and I will be taking my time. I think it’s great value and I can’t wait.
It’s the perfect combination for me! I like technic sets, but always feel let down by their finished appearance- especially with the expensive car sets like the Sian or the Bugatti. And equally am always disappointed by system builds where they prioritise looks over the durability of a set- I’ve modded a lot on my UCS ATAT to be more secure rather have pieces that will drop off at the slightest touch. This set to me is like the Classic Land Rover Defender set- a good marriage of both technic and system construction to make something that looks good and has some function!
I canr get mt wings to do rhat im probably half done with building it but mine wont move an inch like 2 mm . And the back part to push down dosent have the movement yours does
Use gravity to help flap the wings more, it doesn't work if the ship is pointing up, it needs to be level. And if you get a rhythm up, the wings start flapping much better. Think of it like bouncing a basketball higher and higher, you need to get the right rhythm. The back wings naturally flap a bit less due to the mechanism. About the landing gear, maybe you made a mistake in the build? Mine deploys perfectly both the back end dropping and the front legs coming out laterally, and they lock into place to support the ship. The engineering behind this set i actually mental.
Not for beginners that depends this is my first LEGO build since I was a kid in the 90s and I had a blast building it and no trouble at all… I have built scale models though so that experience probably transfers somewhat but really if you’re careful it’s time consuming but perfectly doable!
I really don't mind a lot of Technic in a Lego kit, it allows for so much functionality and flexibility in the design. I do agree though that a few more pieces to make it look better wouldn't have hurt. Still I'm definitely thinking of getting it.
Definitely going to pick it up eventually. I do agree about the red and blue technic as well I would have been happy paying more for extra pieces to cover the technic pieces but still an incredible build.
i don't get why anyone would say that this was a complex build. The plans are well made and I only had trouble when you needed to align 3 or 4 prongs to match their holes. Other than that the build was easy enough and I don't have 30 set build behind my belt at all.
Thank you for watching! Hope you enjoyed this one! The set is impressive in so many ways but also a major challenge. I wonder how it will do in the LEGO portfolio.
I think the main problem I have is the use of so many red pieces when black is available. Having said that, I have mine shipped, I will be doing pieces swap to black pieces :)
I wish Lego made sand color base plates. I suppose they do make plates in that color so I might get some of those to display this set eventually. I think it looks better with the wings closed when it's displayed, but then you open the wings and it becomes an amazing thing to play with.
Since I'm mostly interested in it for display, the functionality doesn't excite me that much. Although I absolutely respect what the designer has done - seriously impressive functionality! This will, however, give me a starting point to try and alter the aesthetics. I completely re-built the Hulk-buster to fix those issues and had a blast doing it (My own - not Ransom Fern's version). So I'm hoping it will be fun to re-work this one. Meanwhile, it's exciting to have a Dune product from Lego!
I guarantee you'll pick it up and play with it every day. This one looks great on the shelf but I'm not bored of playing with its functions yet, after a couple of months. I did see an alternate build for this online, but it was a pretty different build, not a rework. Good luck man, don't lose any of those little Technic studs!
I'm half way through my set, but having trouble with the wing flapping. It doesn't function like how you've pictured it, I need to push the wing button at the back forward and backwards, I get almost no movement by pressing it
Harkonnen looks rly good, just like in movie, only in black and since he is bald he has one face. But seriously this ornicopter looks epic, doesnt matter he doesnt have interior, it was just empty seats anyway. That movement and make it great for kids to play, and you can put it on display i like personally how it looks and im a pirate fan mostly (if you like its easy to close off some gaps as its just gray bricks to add). Also i do find the new Dune inferior to old movies (and im not a big fan) but ornicopter looks cool :).
It's always good to hear different perspectives on LEGO sets. RacingBrick does a great job highlighting the build process. BrickFanatics does a great job discussing playability and value. You did a great job diving into the complexity and size.
Agreed. Also if you are going to build it there is a Lego Builder App. It's really for kids, but you can zoom into the step and see how the pieces fit much better than the instructions sometimes.
The technic is genuinely not bad, if you are not used to building technic it is a great intro into it, and no where near as complicated as it can get. The mechanisms are awesome but not hard to put together at all. Dont let the mechanisms scare you away from what is easily the best set in the past few years imo (and im not even into dune)
I'm a big Dune fan, and I've built Lego sets, but not Technics ones, I'm waiting for the shipment with this set and we'll see if I cry with joy or sadness.
Yeah it's like the best dragonfly ever. Flapping the wings, then retracting them and deploying the landing gear while making sound effects is my new hobby. Watch the Dune films first though, or read the books if you like. The films are really well made even if you're not a sci-fi fan.
For most people this set is quite stunning. Definitely not a beginner’s set with the technic system. I would’ve liked Sardukar figures or Beast Raban over the Baron. Gurney Halek is definitely the best figure in this set.
I like this set a lot. But no word about the tendency of all wings to bend in one direction. So from the pilot's view wings on the right bend downwards, wings on the left bend upwards. That's a quality issue.
This set appeals to a certain kind of LEGO cusomer - the one that looks for "satisfying and mesmerizing mechanical operations". 110% would not have bought the set if the mech was removed and an "accurate" interior was added. Couldnt care less. Not sure if I would have bought the set if the landing gear or the wing folding mech was removed. But having both of those together, and the flapping as cherry on top. Sold. Now I'll be waiting another 20 years for a set as impressive as this.
Mine arrives today, and I'm not planning on the original version having even a day on the shelf before making adjustments. Personally, I would've chosen aesthetics over functionality if I'd been allowed to design it. But I'll be curious to see if a compromise can be found without resorting to building a completely separate MOC. I look forward to the challenge regardless of the outcome, however - should be a fun puzzle. And I'm definitely looking forward to seeing what more accomplished builders than me can pull off!
It misses the airy hoverfly like elegance as described in the Dune series. The cookpit looks to massive and boxy. The technical functionality is great though 😊
I remember building the 8880 black technic car when I was 11yo, how tf adults complaining about making a 18+ Lego set that is made (pretty much) for us Olds. Very weird.
I have sooo many doubts about this one... I like it's functionallity but the aesthetic is a nope to me... I wish they could make the set more expensive with more detail U-U
Price dropped really fast. I like it! But i geus people expected more of a display piece! But you can’t have everything! I think the impressive technical side makes up for it not being a very clean model. It’s not really a display set in the sense of a Star Wars ucs set. But again! I rather have the impressive mechanism this model has! It suits the set.
It's an interesting idea that you think it would be better if it cost more considering how much you paid for it 😂 And people can complain all they want but technic is Lego too
*Lego fans when a set is made well and isn’t just a cash grab* “it’s so hard and it sucks 😡” Stop complaining dude. This is without a doubt a top contender for set of the year and it’s only February
I thought I didn't like it either, because I felt like it was all so confusing. But I watched it again and it made so much more sense to me. You can't deny the VFX and direction is done very well in that movie.
Everyone is complaining about the use of Technic, but I love it. Technic represents mechanical stuff in the LEGO world.
Agreed. To me it felt like classic Technic sets, the ones from the mid-late 90s, they still used a lot of System techniques and studded Technic beams to create a, mostly System compatibile, skeletal frame of the model and filled the interior with various mechanisms, with the intention being that you could see them in action. I much prefer this kind of approach than the current with almost full panel/fairing coverage. I really felt like building on of these classic sets when building the ornithopter, the only part that was overly mundane was building the wing roots, 8 very similar assemblies and then later building the wing connectors, yet another series of 8 subassemblies, but in the grand scope of things, it was a really only a tiny part of the overall experience. The instructions actually do quite a good job, alternating between System and Technic-based builds, to keep you engaged and interested throughout the entire process.
No, technic represents bionycle and other sets which are not really lego as the parts are super specialized.
@@Cortesevasive Bionicle is actually kind of a weird offshoot of the main Technic line, and doesn't really represent what Technic is about
@@CrazyChemistPL Your comment makes no sense
@@Cortesevasive Not at all. Technics is the next level of Lego to inspire future engineers and also satisfy existing engineers as a hobby. Bionics was just a random marketing strategy. I personally love the cross over as a stepping stone for young ones to build more complex mechanisms.
Dune fans and movie fans are clashing with the hardcore Lego fans who are mad that this isnt "true brick lego set but a disguised technic set". The Dune fans are just like: "And? The wings flap like in the movie!" lol
Im a hardcore lego fan and the set is perfect as it is. One of the best in years
Having just built it yesterday, the amount of engineering and gimmicks going into this build was mind-blowing. Having built hundreds of model kits in my life, this is hands down one of the most fun builds I've ever done.
The decision to focus on the gimmicks and not the internal is, imo, a right one. The fact that you can hold the whole thing by its tail and press on the trigger to flap the wings or to collapse/expand them are just amazing. And that moving landing gears - icing on the cake.
I was eating good and I am happy. 10/10. Worthy of Lisan al Gaib!
I watched the first movie, so when Lego revealed this set I was completely blown away. It looks like the vehicle I remembered and functions like one. Made the first ever pre-order in my life. Would definitely relish the challenge of building this "technic" set.
Sure i clearly remember all the blue and red pins too ;-)
@@tomte680 Yeah sometimes they get blocked by the sand.
@@samuraibricksyo do you ever just get sad looking at your legos sitting up collecting dust? I want to collect legos but I have a feeling I would feel bad watching them all just collect dust after building.
@@tixu2803 That's why I prefer the sets that you can play with, like this one. It probably will collect dust (they always do), but I pick up my ornithopter and fly it around the room every day for the last few months so that helps.
This set would just not be the same without all the technic. It was such a joy to put together and seeing the mechanics of it get put together
The technicity of the building techniques were really refreshing. It's actually my first lego set for years and the first as an adult. I love the mixing of technique parts with regular parts. I built a lot of techniques sets during my childhood (10+ years ago) and I don't remember having so much fun with the mechanisms !
I'm in the same boat as you, couldn't believe the complexity of the Technic stuff and how it was all crammed inside the body. And the final steps of the build were exhilarating. The last set I built was an amazing Technic pneumatic digger 8862 about 25 years ago, and I had the same feelings building this one. I'm addicted again, RIP my wallet.
TIL, the most important test for a completed Lego set is... if you can hit someone with it like a club and it doesn't break too much.
I liked a lot to assemble mine (I'm a Technic fan) , and WoW is the right word, when we deploy the wings it's ... magnificent . I like the old and the new Dune movies (and the games) , so having the Ornithopter (with all these functions) as part of my lego colection makes me happy :D
I've never done technic in my life, but this wasn't so hard.. just stay focused, and don't rush the build. I don't mind the small red and yellow pieces either, think it lookes kinda cool
I haven’t bought a Lego in years but I am picking this up day 1
Building this atm, and i have to say that the build is not overly complicated or difficult. Yes I am a seasoned AFOL both classic and technic, but its a simple enough build (bag 7/10) however the work that has gone into it is amazing! and the designers deserve an award of some kind for the ingenuity
LOL I had to think long and hard when i added this to the amazon cart..... but I'm glad I went with it. Can't wait to start building!
Thanks for sharing. Mine is on the way. I got it because it is Dune and I am a huge fan Also, because it is extremely unique, has a lot of minifigs, and looks to be a fun build.
The paper manual isn't very helpful for the complicated bits. I retreated to the app for those parts. Not finished it yet it's taking a few sessions haha
It is a complex Technic build... that doesn't use a single cog. And honestly, I really don't see them cheapening out on the looks, I think this is more of a matter of chosen aesthetic with many studs and Technic beam remaining visible.
And in terms of mechanical complexity, it has nothing on the Airbus helicopter you mentioned, that one is a nightmare of gearboxes and linkages that you have no idea how they work. Took me 5 days to build that one.
Dune is awesome. Cool set to get when it drops to a sale price or a 2X VIP Insider deal.
Mike that was great! It was a Wow Factor - was it a Cool Factor too!? I am both an AFOL and a Dune lover and I ordered mine in October - it was shipped this morning. I saw another review of the Technic build and I will be taking my time. I think it’s great value and I can’t wait.
For me, the functionality built into some of the Icons sets is often the best bit. The DB5 being my favourite example of this.
It’s the perfect combination for me! I like technic sets, but always feel let down by their finished appearance- especially with the expensive car sets like the Sian or the Bugatti. And equally am always disappointed by system builds where they prioritise looks over the durability of a set- I’ve modded a lot on my UCS ATAT to be more secure rather have pieces that will drop off at the slightest touch.
This set to me is like the Classic Land Rover Defender set- a good marriage of both technic and system construction to make something that looks good and has some function!
10:00 who is this for? it is for me! absolutely love the technical functions, combined with a good build from one of my favourite Sci-Fi universes.
I canr get mt wings to do rhat im probably half done with building it but mine wont move an inch like 2 mm . And the back part to push down dosent have the movement yours does
Use gravity to help flap the wings more, it doesn't work if the ship is pointing up, it needs to be level. And if you get a rhythm up, the wings start flapping much better. Think of it like bouncing a basketball higher and higher, you need to get the right rhythm. The back wings naturally flap a bit less due to the mechanism.
About the landing gear, maybe you made a mistake in the build? Mine deploys perfectly both the back end dropping and the front legs coming out laterally, and they lock into place to support the ship. The engineering behind this set i actually mental.
Not for beginners that depends this is my first LEGO build since I was a kid in the 90s and I had a blast building it and no trouble at all… I have built scale models though so that experience probably transfers somewhat but really if you’re careful it’s time consuming but perfectly doable!
I really don't mind a lot of Technic in a Lego kit, it allows for so much functionality and flexibility in the design. I do agree though that a few more pieces to make it look better wouldn't have hurt. Still I'm definitely thinking of getting it.
Definitely going to pick it up eventually. I do agree about the red and blue technic as well I would have been happy paying more for extra pieces to cover the technic pieces but still an incredible build.
i don't get why anyone would say that this was a complex build. The plans are well made and I only had trouble when you needed to align 3 or 4 prongs to match their holes. Other than that the build was easy enough and I don't have 30 set build behind my belt at all.
Thank you for watching! Hope you enjoyed this one! The set is impressive in so many ways but also a major challenge. I wonder how it will do in the LEGO portfolio.
I think the main problem I have is the use of so many red pieces when black is available. Having said that, I have mine shipped, I will be doing pieces swap to black pieces :)
I wish Lego made sand color base plates. I suppose they do make plates in that color so I might get some of those to display this set eventually. I think it looks better with the wings closed when it's displayed, but then you open the wings and it becomes an amazing thing to play with.
How many red/blue connectors are in there? Could they be replaced in grey and black?
I don't build Lego, not since I was kid - but I love Dune (the books) this set was easy. I don't know what you are measuring difficulty against.
This isn’t an intermediate set? Well DUNE was never an intermediate book series. The complexity is consistent.
Since I'm mostly interested in it for display, the functionality doesn't excite me that much. Although I absolutely respect what the designer has done - seriously impressive functionality! This will, however, give me a starting point to try and alter the aesthetics. I completely re-built the Hulk-buster to fix those issues and had a blast doing it (My own - not Ransom Fern's version). So I'm hoping it will be fun to re-work this one. Meanwhile, it's exciting to have a Dune product from Lego!
I guarantee you'll pick it up and play with it every day. This one looks great on the shelf but I'm not bored of playing with its functions yet, after a couple of months. I did see an alternate build for this online, but it was a pretty different build, not a rework. Good luck man, don't lose any of those little Technic studs!
I'm half way through my set, but having trouble with the wing flapping. It doesn't function like how you've pictured it, I need to push the wing button at the back forward and backwards, I get almost no movement by pressing it
Same. One trick I tried is moving the rail piece back and forth a lot and then press hard on it up and down on it hard.
Needs to be totally re plated, but I'm going to get it!
Harkonnen looks rly good, just like in movie, only in black and since he is bald he has one face. But seriously this ornicopter looks epic, doesnt matter he doesnt have interior, it was just empty seats anyway. That movement and make it great for kids to play, and you can put it on display i like personally how it looks and im a pirate fan mostly (if you like its easy to close off some gaps as its just gray bricks to add). Also i do find the new Dune inferior to old movies (and im not a big fan) but ornicopter looks cool :).
It's always good to hear different perspectives on LEGO sets. RacingBrick does a great job highlighting the build process. BrickFanatics does a great job discussing playability and value. You did a great job diving into the complexity and size.
Agreed. Also if you are going to build it there is a Lego Builder App. It's really for kids, but you can zoom into the step and see how the pieces fit much better than the instructions sometimes.
Thank you!
The technic is genuinely not bad, if you are not used to building technic it is a great intro into it, and no where near as complicated as it can get. The mechanisms are awesome but not hard to put together at all. Dont let the mechanisms scare you away from what is easily the best set in the past few years imo (and im not even into dune)
I'm a big Dune fan, and I've built Lego sets, but not Technics ones, I'm waiting for the shipment with this set and we'll see if I cry with joy or sadness.
I CAN'T WAIT TO BUILD THIS SET!!!!
just got the set, but purchased pieces to replace the bright color technic pieces to blend in
Don't know about Dune, but the copter appears to have a grasshopper head, and a technic exo-skeleton for sure!
Yeah it's like the best dragonfly ever. Flapping the wings, then retracting them and deploying the landing gear while making sound effects is my new hobby. Watch the Dune films first though, or read the books if you like. The films are really well made even if you're not a sci-fi fan.
Im currently building this and the ramp mechanism is a bish to get going smoothly
❤🎉😊 this is a awesome lego set
For most people this set is quite stunning. Definitely not a beginner’s set with the technic system. I would’ve liked Sardukar figures or Beast Raban over the Baron. Gurney Halek is definitely the best figure in this set.
I liked the first movie and am hyped for the sequel so… I’m probably getting this.
I like this set a lot. But no word about the tendency of all wings to bend in one direction. So from the pilot's view wings on the right bend downwards, wings on the left bend upwards. That's a quality issue.
This set appeals to a certain kind of LEGO cusomer - the one that looks for "satisfying and mesmerizing mechanical operations".
110% would not have bought the set if the mech was removed and an "accurate" interior was added. Couldnt care less.
Not sure if I would have bought the set if the landing gear or the wing folding mech was removed. But having both of those together, and the flapping as cherry on top. Sold.
Now I'll be waiting another 20 years for a set as impressive as this.
Outstanding birthday present for in/from a mature roleplay group 😅
It would be much better with matching colour pins, not red and blue!
Thats why i go to Bluebrix store and change the Unicorn colours into Black and Grey for 3 Euro . Looks so much better
Lego made a toy - newsflash! Play with your kits!!!
I had mine on pre-order since November
It will be interesting when the fans get hold of it and start modding it to make it ""better""
Mine arrives today, and I'm not planning on the original version having even a day on the shelf before making adjustments. Personally, I would've chosen aesthetics over functionality if I'd been allowed to design it. But I'll be curious to see if a compromise can be found without resorting to building a completely separate MOC. I look forward to the challenge regardless of the outcome, however - should be a fun puzzle. And I'm definitely looking forward to seeing what more accomplished builders than me can pull off!
It misses the airy hoverfly like elegance as described in the Dune series. The cookpit looks to massive and boxy. The technical functionality is great though 😊
It's about as faithful to the book as you can get.
I remember building the 8880 black technic car when I was 11yo, how tf adults complaining about making a 18+ Lego set that is made (pretty much) for us Olds. Very weird.
I was putting mine together yesterday and I was on bag 4…. I dropped it…
Lo acabo de montar ,le he comprado en Aliexpress por 36€,gracias
I would have preferred a Sardukar minifig or two, rather than the Baron.
That would have been dope. Would love a line of dune stuff, could easily have battle packs for sardukar, fremen, atreidies, harkonen etc
@@xivkya6882 I have a feeling they might make a smaller set based on the upcoming Dune part 2, but who knows
I have sooo many doubts about this one... I like it's functionallity but the aesthetic is a nope to me... I wish they could make the set more expensive with more detail U-U
Price dropped really fast. I like it! But i geus people expected more of a display piece! But you can’t have everything! I think the impressive technical side makes up for it not being a very clean model. It’s not really a display set in the sense of a Star Wars ucs set. But again! I rather have the impressive mechanism this model has! It suits the set.
It's technically a model
It's an interesting idea that you think it would be better if it cost more considering how much you paid for it 😂
And people can complain all they want but technic is Lego too
*Lego fans when a set is made well and isn’t just a cash grab* “it’s so hard and it sucks 😡”
Stop complaining dude. This is without a doubt a top contender for set of the year and it’s only February
It looks terrible, but the mechanism is great.
I might pick one up and enjoy the process of beautifying it.
Немного занудства. Это не орнитоптер (ornithopter ) - это энтомоптер (entomopter).
I hated dune but this is a cool looking set
How can u hate dune it’s so good wtf
I thought I didn't like it either, because I felt like it was all so confusing. But I watched it again and it made so much more sense to me. You can't deny the VFX and direction is done very well in that movie.
It is already over priced and they did not want to deliver. Shame lego.
It's for fans of Dune they seem pretty happy, so they did deliver