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Yet another day and two more projects have moved on to the LEGO Ideas Second 2025 Review Stage. We are currently at 130 projects will be reviewed by LEGO in the coming months. This is past my estimate of 120 last month during the big surge. With about 15 days left, I’m going to say we could see about 10 more added to the list but hitting the big 150 would be a reach.
Another three projects yesterday have reached the 10,000 supporter goal on LEGO Ideas. This now brings the total up to 128 for the Second 2025 Review Stage. There’s a good mix of original ideas as well as something that pretty popular right now with K-Pop Demon Hunters.
Star Wars has released the official trailer for the LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy – Pieces of the Past which is coming September 19. The new four piece special continues the story of Sig Greebling and his quest to fix the galaxy. This season also introduces a new villain named Solitus who we can find in a new LEGO set to tie into the special called The Force Burner Snowspeeder (75414). At the end of the trailer, we also get a glimse of Jaxxon who is a very obscure character.
New cast members will include Ashley Eckstein who will be voicing a BrickHeadz Ahsoka Tano as well as Ben Schwartz who will voice Jaxxon T. Tumperakki.
If you didn’t know, we’re teaming up with trading card shop Exp. Share Collectible to give away a copy of The Going Merry Pirate Ship (75639) on X. You’ll have to follow the instructions on the post below to enter which are pretty simple to do. The winner will be drawn on August 22 so you have a week left to enter. For those who are skeptical on these types of giveaways, Exp is a trusted seller of TCG products and I’ve purchased there many times with no issues.
🥳 LEGO ONE PIECE GIVEAWAY 🥳
One fortunate person will receive the LEGO One Piece The Going Merry Pirate Ship (75639) from Exp. Share Collectibles!
How to Enter:
👉 Follow @E_S_Collectible & @tormentalous
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A couple more projects since our last update have reached the LEGO Ideas Second 2025 Review Stage. This now brings the overall total to 125 projects that have qualified and we’re down to half a month left in the qualifying period. Joining the list is another project based on My Neighbor Totoro which brings it to four in the same stage. We haven’t seen that many similar ones since the Taylor Swift ones a while back.
LEGO and TIME magazine has partnered up to release first-ever Girls of the Year edition that is part of the She Built That campaign. The list recognizes 10 young leaders who inspires communities around the world.
… ContinueTIME and the LEGO Group Partner to Celebrate Extraordinary Girls
• A celebration of creativity and possibility, TIME debuts first-ever Girls of the Year List recognizing 10 young leaders inspiring communities around the world
• The list, made possible by the LEGO Group, aligns with their She Built That campaign, which challenges stereotypes and empowers girls to see themselves as buildersAugust 14, 2025 — Today, TIME reveals its first-ever Girls of the Year list, recognizing 10 young leaders who are inspiring communities around the world. The list, curated by TIME’s award-winning editorial team, has been made possible by the LEGO Group and aims to celebrate and empower girls.
The 2025 TIME Girls of the Year list features 10 honorees, including: Rutendo Shadaya, 17, an advocate for young authors in New Zealand; Coco Yoshizawa, 15, an Olympic gold-medalist in Japan; Valerie Chiu, 15, a global science educator in China; Zoé Clauzure, 15, an anti-bullying crusader in France; Clara Proksch, 12, a scientist prioritizing child safety in Germany; Ivanna Richards, 17, a racing driver shattering stereotypes in Mexico; Kornelia Wieczorek, 17, a biotech innovator in Poland; Defne Özcan, 17, a trailblazing pilot in Turkey; Rebecca Young, 12, an engineer tackling homelessness in the United Kingdom; and Naomi S. DeBerry, 12, an organ donation advocate and children’s book author in the United
LEGO has quietly released some psudo LEGO Castle Battle Packs as a feature on LEGO Pick a Brick. In the middle of the LEGO Creator 3-in-1 Medieval Horse Knight Castle (31168) product page, LEGO has listed bundle packs of Castle factions that you can use Pick a Brick to buy the preset lots. With a simple click of the Pick all Pieces button, you can add all the parts needed for the bundles. You can also adjust the quantities to your liking as well.
• Wolfpack Outlaws Bundle – $17.92
• Crusader Horses Bundle – $53.25
• Magenta Knights Bundle – $22.65
• Crusader Archers Bundle – $19.30
• Viking Villagers Bundle – $23.45
• Pirates Bundle – $13.49
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