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I've built four of the new Pirates of the Caribbean sets, and it seems to me that that only the sets from On Stranger Tides include trading cards. The possibilities are endless, which makes this set superior to, say, a spaceship or the like where your choices are limited. On the reverse side, you can see a ladder leading up just inside the doorway, a barrel with a fish (I wonder how long that's been in the abandoned tower), and a bottle of rum. It'll be on out blog in the next day, with so many reviews, we actually are all booked up for a while.

It is great to see one of Davy Jones' henchmen, would love to see more in future waves as I thought they were all visually very interesting. Even if you haven't seen Dead Man's Chest, the second installment in the PotC series, you've probably heard of the epic scene on which this set is based off of. For my second and final Pirates of the Caribbean review, I'll be taking a closer look at 4183: The Mill. It's a bit cramped, as the structure obviously isn't as big as the one in the film, but it is playable.I was very skeptical about the interior and the patchiness of the building when I saw the first pictures of it. This minifig's printing is quite nice, and there's even a new hairpiece that can be used as a common shell.