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Gravity Falls – The Mystery Shack by Jagamax is the latest project to achieve 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas. Nothing too special here as the subject matter has been very popular throughout the years. This one is the third Mystery Shack to reach the goal in the Second 2025 Review Stage. As of this post, we’re up to 106 total projects that LEGO will be reviewing with still month left in the qualifying period.
Vintage Gramophone by Superminister is the latest project to achieve 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas. The 2,056 piece build features a functional gramophone that spins the record when you turn the crank on the side. The front panel can open up to store an extra record as well.
The project is number 105 on the list of projects that have reached the LEGO Ideas Second 2025 Review Stage. It looks like we have finally slowed down from the massive influx of votes from a few weeks ago. Even so, LEGO has their hands full to figure out which set(s) will become official LEGO Ideas sets. I have no doubt that LEGO will probably take more time to do the reviews for this stage.
LEGO has put pre-orders back up for the upcoming LEGO Nintendo Game Boy (72046) on the LEGO Shop. A few days ago, LEGO stopped the pre-orders right after the set was announced but I guess they were able to get more in. The set doesn’t release until October but the demand for it seems pretty strong.
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It’s almost August and that means it’s one of the biggest LEGO release days of the year for the summer 2025 sets. This includes the introduction of the LEGO One Piece theme which I’m very excited about. There’s also a lot of other sets that I’m very interested in but my wallet won’t like it such as the Transformers Soundwave (10358) and the Batman Forever Batmobile (76304). All in all, there’s over at least 90 sets that will be dropping in this wave here in North America.
For the promotions, the main one is the LEGO Fortnite BrickHeadz Adventure Peely & Cuddle Team Leader (40760) which is available from August 1-11 with general purchases of $130 so it’s pretty easy to get.
We’ll also still have the LEGO Star Wars Kamino Training Facility (40765) with the purhcase of the Jango Fett Firespray-Class Starship (75409). This promo will run until August 2.
• Blather’s Museum Collection (77056) – $79.99
• Creative Houses: Season of Fun (77057) – $89.99
• Goldie’s Cosy House (77058) – $22.99
• Neuschwanstein Castle (21063) – $279.99
• Batman Forever Batmobile (76304) – $99.99
• Hibiscus (10372) – $69.99
• Mini Bonsai Trees (10373) – $64.99
• Police Motorcycle Chase (60455) – $9.99
• Police Boat Chase (60456) – 264 pieces/$34.99
• Custom Police Car Garage (60457) – $54.99
• Emergency Air Ambulance Airplane (60465) – $54.99
• Yellow Bulldozer (60466) – $64.99
• Heavy-Duty Recovery Tow Truck with Crane – $89.99
• Central Train … Continue
San Diego Comic Con 2025 has come and gone and we can now do a recap on the LEGO happens during the event. Before it started, LEGO announced a few new sets that will be coming in the next few months. These include the LEGO Nintendo Game Boy (72046), LEGO DC Batman Arkham Asylum (76300), a new wave of LEGO Wicked sets, and the LEGO Stranger Things BrickHeadz Mike, Dustin, Lucas and Will (40801). All of the sets were displayed on the outer edges at the LEGO Booth.
Speaking of the LEGO Booth, they were one of the main highlights of the whole event with the recreation of the convention center. It was made up of over 200,000 LEGO elements and has over 8,000 minifigures that are placed inside. It took 16 builders over 1,500 hours to create the masterpiece. You can still check out the booth at home by doing a Virtual Booth Tour.
If you try out the interactive zone of the booth, fans were able to build their own version of a booth and if they were good enough, they would be placed inside the brick-built convention center.
As for the exclusives, there was a lot of stuff available even though they weren’t the sets and minifigures from years past. The main ones were the Pop Badges that you can get each day which included LEGO Ninjago Legends Monstrosity, LEGO One Piece, LEGO DC, and LEGO Wicked. There was also one for Preview Night which I wasn’t able to … Continue
There’s another LEGO Ideas update from the past few days in which three more projects have been added to the list of ones that qualify for the Second 2025 Review Stage. At the current count, we are now up to 104 projects on the list with a little over a month left for the qualifying period.
When the LEGO Fortnite BrickHeadz Adventure Peely & Cuddle Team Leader (40760) was announced yesterday, we thought that it would be a regular set that you can purchase but it looks like that has changed. Less than a day after it was announced, LEGO has changed the set to be a gift with purchase set on the LEGO Shop. As of right now, there’s no mention why the set has been changed to a GWP or what the price requirements to get it.
Update: LEGO has confirmed that the set is indeed a gift with purchase set that you can get from August 1-11 with a $130 purchase.
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