LEGO®Pirates of the Caribbean 4183 : The Mill

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In any case it's a cool set and really can't wait to bring this and the rest of POTC in to our collection. I love how you compare the Jacks and swap out the heads - and you're right, Qui-Gon is a better Will than Will is. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.

You have to fold up the wheel around the central piece and slot the poles into the holes in the round part. This is slightly tedious and has to be done precisely; the instruction book has a scale diagram that may help children do it properly. Will and Jack are dueling on the roof, while Norrington cuts the rope and flies upward using the weight of the bell.I was very skeptical about the interior and the patchiness of the building when I saw the first pictures of it. Overall, this is an outstanding set with very interesting minifigures and many amusing play features.

See, you build these separate planks and connect them all via hinge bricks, so it looks like a railroad track.The mill is an interesting building, and the mini figures come with great extras, including Davey Jones' heart in a chest, and a key. Here, at this stage of the film he is a desperate pirate, but still showing off some very stylish (albeit slightly ragged) threads. The booklets, poster and sticker sheet were baggied up with a piece of cardboard to protect them from being crumpled. It's a bit cramped, as the structure obviously isn't as big as the one in the film, but it is playable.