LEGO and Disney’s paths have crossed quite a few times over the past few decades. Both are massive juggernauts of their respective medias, so it’s not hard to see why the two have collaborated so often in recent years.
This year in particular has been a great one for Disney/LEGO with the release of the fantastic CMF line based off of the former’s properties and the D2C Disney Castle.
What does the future hold for this partnership? Should the two even work together?
Some people like to worry about the future of Bionicle, and by extension contraction. I have also heard chatter about how popular the Star Wars buildable figures are, and that they may be taking over from Bionicle. Wouldn’t paring on of the largest media phenomenon of recent memory with constraction bring a huge boost to the style of sets?
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Disney have Constractionable Star Wars figures and Pixars; well…
I just want to see a more Technic/CCBS base set like Gantu or Sam Flynn.
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I always wanted that set. Never did get him though
Well, if LEGO is going to do a second wave of the Disney CMFs, they’ll probably release another large building from one of the two U.S. parks similar to what TLG did with The Simpson. If so, I would love to see the Disneyland Haunted Mansion, stretching room and all. Another interesting adaptation would be something akin to their mountain-like rides, like Splash Mountain or Matterhorn.