Category: LEGO Ideas/CUUSOO (Page 106 of 255)

In less than 30 minutes, we already know the five sets that LEGO and BrickLink will be producing for round 3 of the BrickLink Designer Program. This unfortunately means that four of the projects will not be produced. The five that will still be taking pre-orders until include 1950’s Diner (910011), Train Station: Studgate (910002), Winter Chalet (910004), Modular Construction Site (910008), and Mountain View Observatory (910027). Pre-orders will still go on for 34 more days or until they hit 10,000 which some of them are getting close to. Since you checkout on the LEGO Shop, make sure you use Rakuten to earn back some money on your purchase.

1950’s Diner (910011) – 129.99/1,377 pieces

Train Station: Studgate (910002) – $399.99/4,062 pieces

Winter Chalet (910004) – $199.99/2,705 pieces

Modular Construction Site (910008) – $319.99/3,371 pieces

Mountain View Observatory (910027) – $319.99/3,889 pieces

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Round 3 of the BrickLink Designer Program has officially kicked off and you can now pre-order the sets on the LEGO Shop. The first five projects to get 3,000 pre-orders will be produced. We’ll see how fast these go since the price points are some of the highest out of all three crowdfunding rounds. Since you checkout on the LEGO Shop, make sure you use Rakuten to earn back some money on your purchase.

Space Troopers! – $199.99/2,670 pieces

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1950’s Diner (910011) – 129.99/1,377 pieces

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Train Station: Studgate (910002) – $399.99/4,062 pieces

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Working Waterfall – $229.99/2,399 pieces

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Steam Powered Science – $299.99/3,403 pieces

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Winter Chalet (910004) – $199.99/2,705 pieces

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Modular Construction Site (910008) – $319.99/3,371 pieces

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Mountain View Observatory (910027) – $319.99/3,889 pieces

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Brickwest Studios – $349.99/3,928 pieces

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LEGO has officially revealed the next LEGO Ideas set with Vincent van Gogh’s The Starry Night (21333). Releasing on May 25 for VIPs and The Museum of Modern Art members, the set has 2,316 pieces and will retail for $169.99/£149.99/€169.99/259.99 AUD/219.99 CAD. The build features the iconic Vincent van Gogh painting from 1889 in a 3D layout that can be displayed standing or hung on a wall. The set will also include a minifigure of Vincent van Gogh as well.

LEGO® IDEAS THE STARRY NIGHT SET – PRESS RELEASE

REIMAGINE VINCENT VAN GOGH’S ICONIC PAINTING WITH THE NEW LEGO IDEAS STARRY NIGHT SET

17th May, 2022: In tribute to Vincent van Gogh’s famous painting, the LEGO Group has revealed the LEGO® Ideas The Starry Night set. This beautiful set was designed by Truman Cheng, a 25-year old Hong Kong based LEGO fan, through a submission on the LEGO Ideas platform, and has been created in conjunction with The Museum of Modern Art in New York.

The three-dimensional set reimagines Vincent van Gogh’s renowned 1889 painting in LEGO form, with strong emphasis on the artist’s striking brush strokes and colour choice. Inspired by the view from his window at the Monastery of Saint-Paul de Mausole asylum in Saint-Rémy, France, where the artist spent twelve months, The Starry Night is one of the world’s most well-known post-impressionist works and has been a visitor favourite at MoMA since it first arrived in 1935.

Art lovers can swap paint palettes for LEGO bricks and re-create one of the world’s

The promotion for the LEGO Ideas Cosmic Cardboard Adventures (40533) is now live on the LEGO Shop and here’s a quick review of the set. It has 203 pieces and you can get it with purchases of $160 or more until May 30, while supplies last.

The minifigure is a kid with a Galaxy Explorer shirt. He does have a double-sided head with a large smile on one side and a nervous expression on the other. He does wear a brown helmet.

There are two parts to the build. The first is a teddy bear mech that uses red and blue roller skates. The arms are carrying a ray gun and a whisk with some umbrellas in the back of the mech.

The main build is a section of the bedroom which has the cardboard rocket. The rocket actually looks really nice but it does have some stickers to give it more detailing. The side flaps uses a new piece that looks like a flap from a box. There are two seats in the rocket, one for the kid and one for the cat.

On the floor next to it, there are some additional accessories like a scissor, some green paint, some green army men, and a flag at the corner showing the Space Command Center (493).

Overall, the LEGO Ideas Cosmic Cardboard Adventures (40533) is a very nice promo set but the threshold to get it is a little high. Again, you can get it from now until May 30 with a $160 purchase.

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