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LEGO has teased an announcement coming on March 23 that involves 2K. If you’ve seen the leaks, it is most likely the reveal of LEGO 2K Drive which is a new racing game that is currently in beta.
We are not supposed to say anything 😉 but tune in for March 23rd pic.twitter.com/i0NUiF3bqG
— LEGO (@LEGO_Group) March 20, 2023
In my other review of the LEGO Disney 100 sets, we take a look at the 4+ Disney Celebration Train (43212). This set has 200 pieces and retails for $39.99.
Target has a sale going on for the LEGO Jurassic Park T. rex Breakout (76956) for 20% off when you purchase online. Normally priced at $100, you can now get it for $80 and if you use your Redcard, you can save an additional 5%. This was one of my favorite sets from last year showing one of the most iconic scenes from the whole JP franchise with the T. rex breaking through the non-electrified fence and attacking the Explorer with the kids.
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Amazon has recently put the LEGO Avatar Floating Mountains: Site 26 & RDA Samson (75573) on sale for 20% off the retail price. Normally at $100, you can save $20 on it which makes it more of an attractive price for it. There are five minifigures with the three human ones being the nicer ones of the lot and the RDA Samson isn’t a bad build especially if you’re building an army of them.
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In my first review of the LEGO Disney 100 sets, we check out the “Up” House (43217) which is from one of my favorite Disney movies. The set has 598 pieces and retails for $59.99.
The Metropolitan: Don’t Miss Your Train! by LilBilly is the latest project to achieve 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas. The build represents Line 6 of the Pasteur station in Paris.
The project joins Dr. Seuss and LEGO, Sweet Honey, The Botanical Garden, The Crown – A Piece of History, Stargate SG1: Embarkation Room, Roscosmos Soyuz MS Spacecraft, Motorized Howl’s Moving Castle, The Stargate, Medieval Seaside Market, Brick Boulevard, Retro Comic Store, Shrek’s Swamp – 20th Anniversary, Baby Green Sea Turtle – Kinetic, Humpback Whale, Shrek’s Swamp, Brooklyn Nine-Nine: 99th Precinct, LED Lamp, Bricks Coffee, Ogel Creek Saw Mill, Hollow Knight: Forgotten Crossroad, LEGO Godzilla, Claus Toys, Twilight: Cullen House, Where’s Wally/Waldo?, V.&T.R.R. #12, Genoa, River Side Lodge, Catan – The Game, Daft Punk – The Robots, Monsters Inc: The Door to Monstropolis, Iljinai Family House, Multi-Tool, Portal 2 Quantum Tunnelling Device. The “Portal Gun”, LEGOLAND Central Station, E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial, Amethyst Geode, The Scream, U Liotru – Elephant Fountain – Catania, LEGO Astronaut: Never Give Up, The Iron Giant, Bluey! Again!, Robotic Mech Factory, Naruto: Ichiraku Ramen Shop – 25th Anniversary, BIONICLE: Toa Head Statue, DuckTales: The Money Bin, and Deejay Chiama Italia as the ones to reach the First 2023 Review Stage.
Target currently has the LEGO Creator Easter Chickens (30643) polybag available for purchase. It costs $4.99 each and makes a great gift for Easter baskets. You can purchase up to three polybags per day online. This is the same polybag that LEGO has an in-store gift when you purchase $40 until the end of March.
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