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The LEGO House Fan Day kicked off in Billund earlier today and there’s a exhibition in the Masterpiece Gallery that is filled with MOCs created by LEGO employees. Not only were LEGO designers participating, there was also a mechanical engineer, executive assistant, and an operator that contributed to the exhibition as well. You can check them out below and head over to the press release to see who created the models.

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LEGO Fan Day will be happening at the LEGO House this week and you can attend it virtually if you can’t make it in person. For the first time in two years, this event will be held just before Skærbæk and there will be a number of live presentation from various LEGO design teams. There will be a new exhibition in Masterpiece Gallery that will showcase MOCs from LEGO designers. There will also be an update from Matthew Ashton about the latest news, a presentation about the 10th Anniversary of LEGO Ninjago, and also a Sustainability update. The event will be happening on September 23 and you can watch the livestream here. Remember it’s CEST time so you’ll have to convert it to your own time zone.

Fan Day in LEGO® House with new fan exhibition and live presentation

When LEGO® House for the first time in two years welcomes several hundred fans from all over the world on September 23, 2021, it is with a new fan exhibition in the Masterpiece Gallery and live presentations available both physically in LEGO House and virtually from home.

This year’s LEGO House Fan Day will be all about re-connecting with friends after months of separation and celebrating that it is finally possible to attend a physical event again. This is done with a fresh new exhibition in Masterpiece Gallery and presentations from LEGO Design Vice President, Matthew Ashton, the LEGO NINJAGO Design team, and an update on the LEGO Group’s Sustainability agenda.

Masterpiece Gallery this year has

LEGO has launched a new iteration to their Rebuild the World campaign which celebrates problem solving. In a newly released film, it shows a Knight trying to cross a bridge but fails to until the town comes together to figure out a way across. Be sure to keep a close eye around the 0:42 mark where you can spot an Easter egg that fans really want in LEGO form.

New LEGO® campaign shows how creative problem solving can reunite and Rebuild the World

Billund, September 20th, 2021 – The LEGO Group has launched a playful new iteration to its global Rebuild the World brand campaign. Now in its third year, the 2021 Rebuild the World campaign celebrates children as the masters of creative problem solving and shows what can be achieved when people work together to overcome differences or challenges.

The main film is centered on the story of a Knight whose attempts to cross a river to see a friendly bear keep failing. Seeing the Knight’s dilemma, a whole town comes together and pools their varied skills, perspectives and talents to find a way to reunite the friends. As the Knight finally conquers the river crossing, the film playfully reveals how the story and the solution to the challenge have been imaginatively conceived by a group of children building, unbuilding and rebuilding through LEGO® play.

The LEGO System in Play has long been the ultimate platform for creative problem solving. Just as the children in this campaign come together to build and test different solutions,

LEGO Japan has released a teaser for what could be the upcoming LEGO Bricktober 2021 sets. The video shows a brick-built book with the caption “once upon a time, somewhere.” As we know by now, the Bricktober promotions have mainly been centered in the Asian markets in the month of October. North America used to have them at Toys R Us but there’s been nothing here ever since the toy store chain shut down a few years ago in the US. LEGO Stores and the LEGO Shop usually don’t have anything going on for Bricktober which is a shame since there’s no alternative to getting them besides the secondary market or if you have connections.

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LEGO has released a teaser for what could be the accessories for the LEGO Queer Eye Apartment (10291). The accessories seem to be related to the Fab 5 but I can’t confirm since I never seen the show. LEGO Vice President of Design Matthew Ashton has recently teased one of the bricks from the set which was a white masonry brick so they could be related. The official reveal of the set should be some time this week.

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Yesterday, LEGO Vice President of Design Matthew Ashton did a short Q&A and he has revealed there will be another licensed LEGO Collectible Minifigures series coming next year. Someone asked about his dream licensed minifigure series and he has teased that one of his will be released in 2022 but couldn’t say anymore other than that. What license do you think will be coming out for the LEGO Collectible Minifigures line?

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LEGO Vice President of Design Matthew Ashton has revealed that there will be a new set being announced some time this week. Obviously, it’s still Saturday here in the US so it’ll probably be next week. Furthermore, the set will include some white masonry bricks in his latest bricktease post and will be released in October. It has been rumored that the set Matthew is referring to could be LEGO Queer Eye Apartment (10291) based on the hit Netflix series. The white bricks mentioned do match some of the walls in the loft so that gives some credence to the rumor.

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