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Last Day to Shop for LEGO Before Price Increases

Today is the last day to get your orders in on the LEGO Shop and other retailers before the imminent price increases across numerous themes. Announced back in June, the price increase is due to the increased costs of raw materials and operating cost which LEGO has tried to hold off on passing to customers for a while. You can check out the list of sets that will get the price bump in just over 13 hours as of this post.

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LEGO VIP Points Available at Target

There’s an image floating around the internet (can’t find original source) regarding LEGO VIP points being available at Target stores. The signage on the endcap says you can earn 1 VIP point for every dollar spent on LEGO sets at Target until January 31, 2023. The fine print also says that up to 1,000 VIP points can be earned in any calendar month. The QR code currently takes you to a blank page but I’m sure it’ll be updated soon.

I went to a few of my Target stores and they didn’t have any of the signs up yet and the shelves looked rather shallow. I’m not sure how Target will be implementing LEGO VIP points but I guess the receipt will give you a code to enter in the Rewards Center.

Thanks to Cedric for emailing it in.

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LEGO Marvel Nano Gauntlet (76223) Review

Continuing with our reviews of the LEGO Marvel Artifact sets, as I call it, we have the Nano Gauntlet (76223) from Avengers: Endgame. The set has 675 pieces and retails for $69.99. The set joins other builds from The Infinity Saga including the Infinity Gauntlet (76191) and Thor’s Hammer (76209).

LEGO Marvel Nano Gauntlet (76223)

The build is very straight-forward that is compacted into three numbered bags. The first set of bags are for the foundation of the gauntlet as well as the base that it sits on. There’s a lot of interesting parts usage to give it the SNOT look at the end.

LEGO Marvel Nano Gauntlet (76223)

For the second set of bags, we cover up the inner parts. There’s a lot of dark red combined with metallic silver surrounding the gauntlet. It makes use of sectioned panels to go into the corresponding areas.

LEGO Marvel Nano Gauntlet (76223)

Finally for the third bags, we create the fingers for the gauntlet. Each of the fingers has multiple joints for a wide variety of articulation. The thumb is a little stubby and seems shorter compared to the other fingers so you can’t really do the snap but you can get close to it. I do like the pearl gold underneath the fingers to give some contrast but it is a little inaccurate.

LEGO Marvel Nano Gauntlet (76223)

LEGO Marvel Nano Gauntlet (76223)

LEGO Marvel Nano Gauntlet (76223)

We also get the six Infinity Stones which use a variety of parts to make it look like them. They are attached to some roller skates and secured using some satchels which is some very interesting parts usage.

LEGO Marvel Nano Gauntlet (76223)

For the base, we get a printed plaque for … Continue

LEGO Files “LEGO Dreamzzz” Trademark

LEGO has recently put in another trademark registration for something called LEGO Dreamzzz. It was filed just last week on July 18 and it looks to be for an online fan club service that is a website featuring interactive games, activities, stories, etc. The listing doesn’t mention anything about toys like with the Brick to the Future trademark. I’m guessing whatever LEGO Dreamzzz will be in the Play Zone like all the other interactive games are. As of July 21, the status of the application is live and is waiting to be assigned to an examining attorney which will be in about six months.

LEGO August 2022 Shopping Guide

August is just around the corner and it is usually one of the biggest months for new LEGO sets, at least in North America. There will be over 90 sets that will be dropping in a few days on the LEGO Shop and here’s a shopping guide for what we can be expecting. Note that there will also be price increases on current sets that are already available which go up to 25%.


Architecture

Great Pyramid of Giza (21058) – $129.99


Art

The Rolling Stones (31206) – $149.99
Floral Art (31207) – $79.99


BrickHeadz

Manchester United Go Brick Me (40541) – $14.99
FC Barcelona Go Brick Me (40542) – $19.99
Koi Fish (40545) – $14.99
Poodle (40546) – $14.99
Obi-Wan Kenobi & Darth Vader (40547) – $19.99


City

Touring Stunt Bike (60331) – $7.99
Reckless Scorpion Stunt Bike (60332) – $7.99
Bathtub Stunt Bike (60333) – $7.99
Train Station (60335) – $99.99
Freight Train (60336) – $189.99
Express Passenger Train (60337) – $179.99
Smashing Chimpanzee Stunt Loop (60338) – $69.99
Double Loop Stunt Arena (60339) – $149.99
The Blade Stunt Challenge (60340) – $34.99
The Knockdown Stunt Challenge (60341) – $34.99
The Shark Attack Stunt Challenge (60342) – $34.99
Grocery Store (60347) – $69.99


Classic

Build Together (11020) – $99.99


Creator 3-in-1

Sunken Treasure Mission (31130) – $34.99
Downtown Noodle Shop (31131) – $44.99
Viking Ship and the Midgard Serpent (31132) – $119.99


Disney

Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse’s Camping Trip (10777) – $24.99
Mickey, Minnie and Goofy’s Fairground Fun (10778) – $34.99
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LEGO Star Wars AT-TE Walker (75337) Release Delayed

The LEGO Star Wars AT-TE Walker (75337) was revealed at LEGO Con last month and had a release date of August 1 but it looks like that won’t be happening. The product listing for the set took off the August 1 date and changed it to Coming Soon which means that the set has been delayed. LEGO has released a statement on the LAN regarding the delay.

Star Wars set 75337 was planned to launch in North America on August 1st, however, due to some delivery challenges, we expect it to be delayed by a few weeks.

As soon as we know a more precise date, we will update the shop website accordingly.

Due to “delivery challenges” the release of the AT-TE Walker has been postponed for a few weeks with no exact date announced yet. I’m guessing it’ll be out in September.

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