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Two more LEGO Ideas projects in the past couple of days have reached the Third 2025 Review Stage. We’ve seen these two subject matters many times in the past and they’re still popular enough to get the required 10,000 supporters.
Target has started a new promotion where you can take 20% off select LEGO sets. The list is fairly extensive with 71 sets that have been discounted. The main highlights are some Technic sets but the ones I’m targeting are the LEGO Marvel Spider-Man vs. Doc Ock Subway Train Scene (76321) and the LEGO DC Batman with the Batmobile vs. Harley Quinn & Mr. Freeze (76274). The promotion ends on October 25 and if you’re a Target Circle Card holder, you can take an additional 5% off. Amazon also has discounted the Spider-Man vs. Doc Ock set.
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In our final review of the new LEGO Wicked sets, we take a look at probably my favorite set out of the wave with the Emerald City Wall Art (75685). The set has 1,518 pieces and retails for $159.99.
There are some additional LEGO sets that now have some decent sales on Amazon and are at their best price on the site. The LEGO Star Wars Logo (75407) is now discounted by 20% which drops the price down to $47.99. The other set is the LEGO Ideas Tuxedo Cat (21349) which is only dropped by 11% but this set rarely gets a good discount.
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This weekend is TwitchCon San Diego and across the street at the Gaslamp, LEGO is doing something called LEGO Code Break where you can potentially win some prizes. For the next few days, they gave some clues to various gaming creators’ channels (TypicalGamer, JustJesss, FORMULA) and after all four numbers are given, you can enter it at the LEGO Code Break Page.
If you’re heading to the Gaslamp, you can visit the interactive zone where you can see the vault in person, make and take a Mini LEGO Gaming Controller, and take pictures with some video game characters.
… ContinueThe LEGO Group is bringing gaming fandoms together with LEGO® Code Break from Oct. 16-19. This experience bridges virtual and real-world play, empowering fans to build upon their beloved fandoms long after consoles are powered down – just like LEGO gaming sets.
How it works (Oct. 16–18): Gamers are invited to uncover four hidden numbers, characters, and symbols that make up the secret code to a massive mystery vault located in San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter. Look for hidden symbols and numbers woven into digital content celebrating iconic franchises like Minecraft®, Fortnite®, and Sonic the Hedgehog.™
Digital x IRL: Follow the quest on LEGO.com/CodeBreak and on LEGO social channels. Real-life gaming experts Alex Kushelevskiy (FORMULA) and Andre Rebelo (TypicalGamer) will provide insider intel to help players decode the clues.
The big moment (Oct. 19): Once the vault opens on, fans have 24 hours to enter for a chance to win the ultimate grand prize
The product page for the LEGO Disney Classic Animation Scenes (40774) is now live on the LEGO Shop and that means the gift with purchase set should be an upcoming promotion soon. As of right now, it is still a GWP at the Disney Store with purchases of $130 (Use code GIFT at checkout) so we can assume it’ll be around the same price when it finally goes live on the LEGO Shop.
The 270 piece set features a retro TV with the Fantasyland Castle opening and you can change out the scenes with Andy’s Room from Toy Story and Pride Rock from The Lion King. It also includes a minifigure of Woody and a lion piece for Simba.
It’s been a few days since our last LEGO Ideas update and a few more projects have reached the Third 2025 Review Stage. As of this post, there’s 22 projects that have hit the 10,000 supporter goal which is good but not crazy like the last review stage where it could hit 22 in only a few days.
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