Pigsy's Noodle Tank

Building it is a treat because the bowl hull uses a proper technique rather than brute force. A stack of familiar parts creates a convincing traditional noodle bowl, except it is assembled upside down, then a neat little trick flips the whole assembly back to studs-on-top. That inversion is the highlight of the build and the sort of thing you will want to show off once you understand how it works. The rest of the tank comes together quickly, with the kitchen, fridge shooter and weapon mounts adding constant little payoffs along the way.

The standout elements are the printed pieces and the food. You get a spread of food parts (bao, eggs, a rice ball, noodle dishes) plus the pig-snout rapid shooter that gives the gatling gun its personality. The minifigures carry the real value here: all four have dual-sided torso prints, three have dual-sided heads, and Lee arrives in a full black-and-white panda mascot suit complete with skates, a genuinely fun and unusual figure. For parts, the food and character prints are the draw more than any single rare mold, so treat it as a play-and-display set rather than a parts pack.