The LEGO Technic Ferrari 488 GTE “AF Corse #51” (42125) has gone on sale for the first time ever on Amazon. The set is now priced at $135.99 which is 20% off and saves you $34 on it. It was released at the beginning of 2021 and it hasn’t had any discounts on it until today.
As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
If you’re looking for a good deal for the LEGO Creator Pirate Ship (31109), Amazon currently has it on sale for 20% off the regular retail price. The set is now listed at $79.99 with frustration free packaging and one day Prime shipping. The Pirate Ship is a 3-in-1 set and it can be repurposed into a Pirate’s Inn or Skull Island both of which sort of pays homage to the classic Pirate sets.
As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
The hot little rumor that has picked up steam the past few days is in regards to the upcoming LEGO DeLorean DMC-12 (10300). According to StoneWars, the set will have more than 1,800 parts and will have some sore of light brick for the flux capacitor.
The set has already been talked about last year when the original rumor came out which eventually was the LEGO Pickup Truck (10290). It has already been said that the DeLorean will be coming in April and the cost will be around €179.99. Given those details, we can assume it’ll be the same scale as the Ghostbusters ECTO-1 (10274).
The March 2022 LEGO Double VIP shopping event is now live on the LEGO Shop. From now until March 14, you can earn double points on your purchases. The promo can also be doubled up with the LEGO Jane Goodall Tribute (40530) which is a rarity these days.
As a Rakuten/Linkshare Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
The get you even more excited for LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, Warner Bros. Games has released a behind-the-scenes look at the game. There are various devs that talk about the process of bringing the Star Wars galaxy into the game which spans all nine movies from the Skywalker Saga.
Warner Bros. Games, TT Games, the LEGO Group and Lucasfilm Games released a new behind-the-scenes video (Building the Galaxy) highlighting the extensive breadth of content and sense of freedom players can expect in LEGO® Star Wars™: The Skywalker Saga. The development team share their process in bringing the entire Star Wars galaxy to life with living and breathing versions of iconic locations found throughout the nine Skywalker Saga films, and it’s all complemented by classic LEGO humor at every turn. The video also showcases the work that went into implementing weathering effects, differentiating sky colors, and bringing attention to every little detail unseen in previous LEGO video games.
Players will have the freedom to explore hub worlds from familiar locations such as Naboo, Endor, Tatooine, and the Cloud City of Bespin, to unlock new vehicles and playable characters, including Mama the Hutt, Yaddle and Babu Frik. Players may also find collecting Kyber Bricks on the varied planets as a main motivator for deviating from the game’s main path, which are used as currency to enhance characters ranging from upgrading Force abilities to increasing blaster fire power.
There is now a first look at the upcoming LEGO Easter Chicks (40527) promotional set. It features two chicks along with a buildable egg which you can customize the color with the extra tiles. There’s no details yet on the availability or price threshold but I’m guessing it’ll be early April since Easter happens later this year on April 17.
There are new rumors going around online that the upcoming LEGO 90th Anniversary set will be based on LEGO Castle. If you remember from last year, LEGO did a fan vote in which fan would choose which theme will become the anniversary set and the final round came down to Bionicle, Classic Space, Pirates, and Castle. LEGO messed up by splitting up the various Castle themes but they all aggregated to be in the top four.
According to Promobricks, the 90th Anniversary set would loosely be called the Lion King’s Castle (10305). It is said that it could pay homage to the old King’s Castle (6080) which released back in 1984. It is also stated that it would cost around €349.99 and will be released in August which is the month that LEGO was founded in 1932.