""Y-y-ou know M-Morty, this-this set. This isn't me Morty!" "It's Doc Brown, Rick, Of course this isn't you! Why would Lego make a set out of you?" "I-I could endorse them M-Morty! T-Then they'd send me f-free stuff Morty! FREE STUFF FROM LEGO, MORTY!" "That d-doesn't sound like a good idea." "Yeah." "Well, is it a good set?" "Eh, I-It's alright Morty. It's*Burrrrrrp*really expensive Morty. I-I mean, the whole Lego Dimensions line is WAYYYYYYY t-too expensive." "It IS a video game, so it's kind of going to be expensive." "Can't argue with that, Morty.""
"I recently bought this Doc Brown fun pack for my Lego Dimensions collection, and I must say that it is one of my absolute favorites! Doc has lots of abilities that are very effective to get gold bricks, and has access to the Back To The Future adventure world. Doc's abilities consist of Drone Access, Techno Panels, Fixing/Repair, and Hacking. All of these powers are very useful in the game, and all work very well. Contrary to one of the other reviews, the Drone Access feature works quite well, and is used more than once in the game. The issue the other user seemed to be having was that the drone cannot enter the tubes if Doc is too close to them, as pictured by the reviewer. Doc's other abilities are, again, useful because there are lots of appearances of Techno Panels and Hacking throughout the game. Other than that Doc is a very cool character to play as and (I think) is voiced by Christopher Lloyd himself. Doc's vehicle is the Time Train, which is pretty cool because of it's ability to time travel in-game. It is one of the two vehicles that can use this power (other than the DeLorean.) However, time travel is the only special thing about the Time Train, so otherwise it's not very useful*. Overall I think that this is an extremely effective and worthwhile Dimensions pack to purchase, and I would definitely recommend it to any Dimensions player. *The Time Train does seem to have a small glitch where it can't fly very high, as opposed to some other flying vehicles. This may just be a problem with the system, or maybe it's supposed to be that way. I'd like to see if anyone else has that problem."
"I was excited to get this set so I could solve the "Drone" puzzles in LEGO Dimensions. Unfortunately, the rectangular DeLorean drone is difficult or impossible to maneuver into the mouth of the drone puzzles. I spent about ten minutes trying to get it into the drone tube on Octan Tower in LEGO Movie World, and could not.
If you want reliable Drone capability, consider getting the Cyberman fun pack. His drone is about half the size, round, squishy and fits in the drone tubes with no problem.
The only reason I gave the set two bricks instead of one is that the time train vehicle is nifty and fun to build."
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DeLoean drone failing to go into drone tube on Octan Tower.
