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The Boeing 737 Passenger Plane by BigPlanes-Customs is the latest project to achieve 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas. It has about 2,800 pieces and it includes some play features such as functioning flaps and retractable landing gear. It is also minifigure scale and also proposes a couple including the crew and passengers. This is the first project to reach the Third 2020 Review Stage.
LEGO has uploaded the product pages for the LEGO Seasonal Christmas 2020 sets on Shop@Home and we finally have details for them. We’ve already seen a couple of sets today with the Nutcracker (40425) and the Christmas Wreath (40426) but there are also three more sets that we can expect this October.
As I mentioned earlier this morning, LEGO has sent over a new LEGO Seasonal set with the Christmas Wreath (40426). There was no information about it regarding the piece count or the price but we do know that it will be available starting on October 1. We do know that it has 510 pieces by counting the number of parts in the instructions.
For those who missed out on it, LEGO has put the LEGO Star Wars Bespin Duel (75294) to backorder status which means you can place orders on it again. I’m not sure if LEGO is producing a little more or these are from cancelled orders but either way, here’s a second chance at it after being sold out late last month. Currently, the set is going for upwards of $100 on the secondary market. Thanks to Mike for the heads up.
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There will be a brand new LEGO BrickHeadz coming for Christmas this year with the Nutcracker (40425). It wasn’t part of our review package but Brickset did get one and he looks pretty cool. There’s also supposed to be a function in the back to make the mouth move up and down. There’s no word on piece count but it’ll most likely retail for $9.99 and be released on October 1 along with the Christmas Wreath (40426).
LEGO has revealed a brand new LEGO Seasonal set with the Christmas Wreath (40426). We’re not sure of the piece count yet but we do know that the global launch date for the set is October 1. The set features a buildable wreath that you can actually hang at your home. It is also a 2-in-1 set that can be repurposed to an advent wreath with four candles. We just received our review copy late yesterday so we’ll take some time to build and have a review up soon.
Although there hasn’t been any announcements from LEGO about the upcoming LEGO x Adidas A-Z series of shoes, official images of it have already popped up on various shoe sites including Nice Kicks. The LEGO x Adidas ZX 8000 will apparently retail for $130 and will be available starting on September 25 at select retailers and on adidas.com.
The shoe features many of LEGO’s iconic colors and it has the logo on the tongue and on the insoles. There is also a 2×3 green brick in the front along with some brick designs on the lace cage and near the heels.
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