The next set that I chose was the Klingon Bird-of-Prey. Is it me, or do the bad guys always have the coolest looking ships: Darth Maul’s Sith Infiltrator, Darth Vader’s Tie Fighter, Boba Fett’s Slave 1 (Ok, I know these are all Star Wars references, I just got a little carried away).  Back to Star Trek, this Klingon Bird-of-Prey looks pretty sweet, maybe “sweet” is the wrong word for talking about a bad guys ship, but it does look pretty cool.  This set is 236 pieces and comes with 4 figures.  Comparing this one with the U.S.S. Enterprise, the scale is obviously smaller, but that would make for some great make believe space battles.  Imagine having a few of these attacking your U.S.S. Enterprise.    

Now while I do admit that I am a fan of Lego, these Kre-O sets have me rethinking construction sets.  I mean the compatibility between Lego and Mega Bloks makes it so you can have your Star Wars Legos and your Halo Mega Bloks battle it out for control of the universe…at lease that’s what I would do with them.  The Kre-o do have a one-up from the other sets due to their Lighttech Technology and I wonder what else they can do with that. These two sets are great and I can only wait to see what they come out with in the future.  

The final set is the set we are giving away to one of our lucky readers; Spock’s Volcano Mission.  This set is 141 pieces and would be a a great introduction to the Kre-O universe.  As a way to thank our readers for supporting us we’ve decided to share with all of you one of the items that was given to us.  What do you need to do to win this item? Simple, just follow the directions on the Rafflecopter and spread the word to your friends. 

Good luck and as always, thanks for reading.

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