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Amazon currently has some new sales on a few of the LEGO Art sets. There are three of them that have been discounted from 9%-17% off. The one that has the cheaper 9% discount is The Beatles (31198) which saves you about $11. The other two sets that have the 17% discount are the Andy Warhol’s Marilyn Monroe (31197) and the Marvel Studios Iron Man (31199). Those two sets are now priced at $99.99 which is a full Jackson bill discount.
Amazon currently has the LEGO DC Wonder Woman vs Cheetach (76157) on sale for 35% off the normal retail price. This is the biggest sale the one-off set has seen for the Wonder Woman 1984 movie. At $26.05, you’ll be saving about $14 which is a great deal in which you get two exclusive minifigures that you probably won’t see produced again.
There is only one week left to get your pre-orders in for the first crowdfunding round of the BrickLink Designer Program. As of this time, there are three projects that have open pre-orders with the Sheriff’s Safe being the closest one to selling out. The deadline to get your orders in for them is August 31.
Sheriff’s Safe – $49.99
Kakapo – $79.99
Pursuit of Flight – $54.99
The Apartment by Bricky_Brick is the latest project to achieve 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas. It is a modular based on a French style building that has four floors. It also proposes five minifigures.
The project now joins Imperial Island Fort, Movie Set, Lifeguard’s Shack, A-Frame Cabin, Spaceballs, The Costume Store, Boston Dynamics Spot 1:4 Scale Motorized Model, Medieval Tavern, Tavern Under the Snow, Women of Computing, Working Mini Golf Course, Brick Walk, Medieval Harbor, Floating Island (Using Tensegrity), Scooby Doo Mystery Machine, Aircraft Engine Workshop, Airport Firetruck Rosenbauer PANTHER 8×8, GameStop Classic Shop, Traditional German Cottage, Outer Solar System, Knight Rider: KITT and the FLAG Mobile Command Unit, Jaws, Basement & Sewerage, Nyhavn – Copenhagen, Denmark, John’s Medieval Watermill, Carl’s House, The Nanny, and Minas Tirith as the ones to reach the Second 2021 Review Stage.
Earlier this month, LEGO launched the promotion for the LEGO Marvel Shang-Chi and The Great Protector (30454) polybag and in less than a day, the promo ran out of stock on the LEGO Shop. I finally got my order in the mail and here’s a quick look at the polybag.
The Shang-Chi minifigure is same one as in the other two sets in the wave which includes the Escape from The Ten Rings (76176) and Battle at the Ancient Village (76177). He wears a red outfit with black accents on both sides of the torso while the legs are plain black. Some arm printing would’ve been nice but it’s pretty accurate to the on-screen version. He has a pearl-gold staff as an accessory. Surprisingly, he doesn’t have any rings included.
He does have a double-sided head but it’s the usual expressions we’ve seen before with the stern and angry expressions. Also the flesh tone is different from previous minifigures that featured Asian actors. Previously, LEGO used nougat colored parts for Asian characters. LEGO has released a statement about this:
… ContinueThanks for sharing your thoughts with us on this matter. Representation in toys is very important and we know the big impact that play has on children. Children are our heroes and we want them to feel both represented and empowered. We are actively looking at ways where we can better represent everyone in our minifigure designs.
In working on representation we are not alone, we work closely with our IP partners to find the
LEGO has launched a new story-style adventure to help families talk about online safety and privacy. Their Build & Talk series helps parents give conversation with kids about online topics and this latest one focuses on online privacy and safe sharing.
… ContinueThe LEGO Group launches new story-style adventure to help families talk about online safety and privacy.
The LEGO Group has expanded its range of tools designed to help families have conversations about digital safety, privacy and wellbeing, after new research found only 1 in 6 parents said their child had confided in them when something bad happened online (1).
The LEGO Group’s ‘Build & Talk’ series helps parents and caregivers have meaningful conversations around challenging yet important online topics with children, aged seven to 11, in a language all children can understand, play. The latest activity pack focuses on two of the biggest concerns for parents when it comes to keeping their children safe online: privacy and safe sharing (2).
In the new story-style adventure, digital explorer and ‘creaturologist’ Ida Switchditonandoff, takes families on a journey through the online world in search of an imaginary LEGO® creature who loves to share. As parents read out the story, children are inspired to have fun building their own ‘Oversharer’ with LEGO bricks. Parents can then use a number of simple talking points to start a conversation with their child about topics such as what makes a good password and how to keep personal data secure.
Kathrine Kirk Muff, VP of Social Responsibility at the LEGO Group, said:
Amazon currently has the LEGO Technic Dom’s Dodge Charger (42111) on sale for 20% off. You can essentially save $20 off the retail price for a set that doesn’t go on sale that often. Note that the discount only applies to the Frustration-Free Packaging style which means that it’ll ship in the LEGO shipper box.
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