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The LEGO Shop has upload the product listings for some of the smaller sets that were recently revealed. As part of the listings, we also get clearer images of the set as well as the pricing for each of them. LEGO is slowly adding them so most of what we’ve seen already don’t have details yet.
It looks like physical copies of the German 2021 LEGO catalogs are going out and inside seems to be a teaser for the rumored LEGO Ninjago The Gardens of Ninjago City (71741). We reported about this set back in August and it is supposedly an expansion set for Ninjago City (70620). Some updated information from Promobricks suggests that it will have around 3,500 pieces and have almost 20 minifigures. The price of it will be about €299.99. From the image above, the set looks to be in the background behind Master Wu the caption says it set will be available starting in May.
LEGO has announced that they are moving forward with the pilot program with the BrickLink Designer Program to produce LEGO Ideas projects that didn’t become official sets. It will kick off in 2021 where select designers will invited to proceed forward. That’s no any other details at this time but expect more information early next year. What do you guys think about this new LEGO/BrickLink program to allow a second chance for sets to be realized?
Dear LEGO Ideas members,
As you know, LEGO Ideas has historically produced 4-5 new LEGO sets each year based on creative fan concepts that have reached the 10,000-supporter milestone. We love the fact that we are able to offer this opportunity to passionate LEGO fans around the world. However, we must acknowledge that many fan creators and the supporters of these projects have been left hoping their favourite contenders would be available to purchase.
Today we are excited to announce a pilot project in collaboration with BrickLink Designer Program, through which we aim to realize more of these fan projects that have reached 10,000 supporters.
BrickLink Designer Program
Back in 2018, BrickLink launched a pilot program with the LEGO Group to celebrate 60 years of the LEGO® brick and help realize unique fan designs with original themes. Thirteen fan designs were successfully crowdfunded through the pilot, and we have received many questions about its potential its return since then. Would there be a second iteration? If so, when? You will not have to wait much longer because we can happily … Continue
If you want to get your hands on some 2021 LEGO sets, you may want to check your local Kohl’s store. There have been many reports saying there are a variety of themes available early including Star Wars, Marvel, Minecraft, City, Mario, as well as the Series 21 Collectible Minifigures. Your store many vary as to what they got in early but it’s worth checking out. They could be a chance to get last minute Christmas gifts but for new LEGO products that won’t officially be out until January 1.
The next set from the 2021 LEGO Ninjago theme that I will be checking out is the Tournament of Elements (71735) which is a Legacy set based on the Dojo Showdown (70756) from 2015. It has 283 pieces and retails for $29.99 and will be available starting on January 1 along with the rest of the Ninjago sets.
Continuing with our reviews of the 2021 LEGO Friends sets, our friend Kelly has taken a quick look at the second largest set in the wave with Andrea’s Family House (41449). It has 802 pieces and retails for $69.99. The set features the last house of the LEGO Friends main lineup and the garage has been turned into a music studio. It also features Liz who is Andrea’s little sister as a minidoll for the first time. Check out the review below.
Last month, LEGO did a fan vote to pick the 150th LEGO BrickHeadz set and the winning theme has been announced. There were four themes to choose from and they are Lilo & Stitch, Minecraft, Jaws, and Star Wars and the winner is:
There were 13,000 people who voted and the majority of it went to Star Wars. This is obviously very disappointing as we’ve already seen 15 other Star Wars BrickHeadz already while there were two brand new IPs on the table that could’ve been added. Oh well, let’s just wait for yet another Star Wars BrickHeadz to be their special 150th one.
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