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While looking for details on the DrillMAX ship, I also found this one as well.  Stena Don Oil Platform.  See it here at Printabrick / printagraph

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A reader (Thanks Floris!) sent me an email about this ebay auction for a Lego Certified Professional DrillMAX Drill Ship Limited Edition Kit.  This is one that I have not seen before and it lead me to find a few other Certified Professional Sets that I have not seen before.

EDIT:  I added a link to all known (by me) Certified Professional Sets at the bottom of this post.  See it here.  We have close to 55 of these now.

I have included two videos below of the DrillMAX and ICEMAX.

EDIT:  It appears that the ICEMAX and DrillMax are two diferent ships.  I added a pic of the ICEMAX below as well.

Source eBay and Printagraph and Printabrick

Here is the text from the back of the box.

“STENA IS A 6TH GENERATION, DUAL MAST, DYNAMICALLY POSITIONED, HARSH ENVIRONMENT. ULTRA DEEPWATER DRILLSHIP.
Built by Samsung Heavy Industries, at their Geoje Shipyard in South Korea in 2009, Stena Forth is currently the third of four Stena DrilIMAX driliships designed to operate in harsh environment areas such as Norwegian and Barents Seas at temperature down to 20C. This state of the art ship is fitted with the latest technology in drilling and well control equipment and is operated and maintained by a dedicated Stena Drilling crew.
overall length:228m

Breadth:42m

Depth:19m

Displacement:96,000 Tons

Transit speed:12kt

Power:6 x 7.4mW diesel-electric generators

Propulsion:6 x 5.5mW azimuth thrusters

Rated water depth:3,000 m

Well control Equipment:15000 psi

Crew: 180 people

Produced by Bright Backs

Concept & suppied by Printagraph www.printagraph.co.uk”

Here is the IceMAX set from here on Printabrick.

Here is a video of this set as well.

Here is the complete list of all known (by me) Certified Professional Sets.

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See it here.  I have only seen a few of these and this one has pictures of the inside contents and some of the instructions.

Thanks for looking

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I just saw this over on reddit here.  This was posted by user zpiller.  I cannot find mention of this one anywhere on the internet so this is a rare find indeed.

It looks like this set has 535 pieces and one Lego minifigure.  It also looks like it was made by Bright Bricks as well!

I have to assume that this set is limited to 500 sets as the others, but possibly 200 if it was a limited run?

You can see all of the images over on imgur here.

http://imgur.com/a/NfODL

I am also embedding thumbnails in case these disappear as imgur images are prone to do.

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I just saw this and it looks like Bright Bricks has put out another Certified Professional set.  For all of you collectors, these are usually pretty hard to find.   I have not been able to locate where this one is being sold and distributed yet.  But it will show up in time!

Source eBay

I have not been able to find any more of these anywhere yet, but I will keep looking.  This one was on eBay here.    It looks like you can also contact this link to inquire about purchasing these as well.  See twitter post below.

Here is the back of the box as well.

Finally, for those of you interested, I have found about 20-30 of these Certified Professional sets.  You can see all of the old posts here.

All Certified Professional Sets.

I also found this twitter post about the release of this set as well!

Our #LEGO mini-models are available in the Cathedral Shop (01392 271354) while stocks last. https://t.co/yHnbzcmKNr pic.twitter.com/YhHal8qTuX

— ExeterCathedral (@ExeterCathedral) February 14, 2016

Thanks for looking

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This is a pretty awesome watch.  Take a look and see what you think.   This was created by Bright Bricks.  They are A Lego Certified Professional Designer and they are responsible for most of the Lego Certified Professional Sets that we have seen over the past few years!  This particular model is 35,000 pieces, so I am pretty sure that this will not be a set.

Click here to see all of the other articles about Certified Professional Sets.

Here is the video.

Thanks for looking

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One of my readers Floris found another Lego Certified Professional set and it is made by Certified Professional MATIJA PUZAR.  She found this here on eBay.

I am not sure how many of this set was made.  It contains 512 pieces.

This one appears to have not been sold, but rather just given away to dignitaries at the opening of the Sterling Station / ScotRail / Abellio opening.

You can also see a picture of this completed set here 

https://www.railscot.co.uk/imageenlarge/imagecomplete.php?id=53713

I also found one of these over on this Twitter Page as well.

Inspired souvenir of Abellio's ScotRail launch today: one of its trains in Lego #ScotRail pic.twitter.com/b7HhrgxYYx

— Alastair Dalton (@AlastairDalton) April 1, 2015