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LEGO BrickHeadz Universal Monsters Frankenstein (40422) First Look

Brickset has given a first look at a brand new set from the LEGO BrickHeadz Universal Monsters line. They have done a review on Frankenstein (40422) which is actually based on Frankenstein’s Monster. The build is monochrome in color similar to the black and white movies of the era.

The box doesn’t show any other Universal Monsters but I can expect there will be a number of them based on the classic characters including Dracula, The Mummy, Invisible Man, Wolfman, and the Creature from the Black Lagoon. It was stated that Frankenstein will be available starting on September 15.

LEGO Harry Potter Trivia for 150 VIP Points

If you’re a Harry Potter fan, head on over to the LEGO VIP Page for a chance to win 150 points. LEGO has kicked off a Harry Potter trivia challenge and if you answer 6 out of 9 questions correctly, you can win a bonus 150 VIP points. Most of the questions are pretty simple and if you don’t know the answer you can easily look it up. All of the questions are related to Diagon Alley and the set that has just released.

LEGO x Levi’s Collaboration Coming Soon

A few hours ago, LEGO released a teaser showing a new collaboration with Levi’s coming soon. The short clip also shows some LEGO DOTS going by as well. I’m not sure how they all tie in but I’m curious to see what comes out of it.

This isn’t the first time that LEGO has partnered up with a clothing brand as they have done it with Uniqlo. There’s also a report of LEGO doing a collaboration project with Adidas for the A-ZX Series of shoes coming soon as well.

New LEGO Products Available on Shop@Home – September 2020

It’s already September and there are some new LEGO products available for purchase. The main thing is the LEGO Harry Potter Diagon Alley (75978). Other products that are available are some of the leftover ones that were supposed to be released in August along with the others but were somehow delayed.

There are some good promotions that have also started including the LEGO BrickHeadz Hagrid & Buckbeak (40412) with LEGO Harry Potter purchases of $100 or more, while supplies last. The other promo is the LEGO Harry Potter and Hedwig: Owl Delivery (30420) polybag with purchases of $40 or more in store only, while supplies last.


City

Ocean Mini Submarine (60263) – $9.99
LEGO City 2020 Advent Calendar (60268) – $29.99
LEGO City Main Square (60271) – $199.99


Disney

Rapunzel’s Tower (43187) – $59.99
Aurora’s Forest Cottage (43188) – $39.99


Friends

LEGO Friends 2020 Advent Calendar (41420) – $29.99


Harry Potter

LEGO Harry Potter Collectible Minifigures Series 2 (71028) – $4.99
Diagon Alley (75978) – $399.99
Hedwig (75979) – $39.99
Attack on the Burrow (75980) – $99.99


Ninjago

Spinjitzu Burst Lloyd (70687) – $9.99


Seasonal

Winter Snowball Fight (40424) – $12.99


Star Wars

LEGO Star Wars 2020 Advent Calendar (75279) – $39.99
The Razor Crest (75292) – $129.99
Resistance I-TS Transport (75293) – $99.99


Trolls

Poppy Key Ring (854003) – $5.99
Branch Key Chain (854004) – $5.99

LEGO Ideas Medieval Market Achieves 10,000 Supporters

The Medieval Market by CARLIERTI is the latest project to achieve 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas. The 2,500 piece market is a modular building that is divided into four levels that you can remove to access the interior. It also proposes seven minifigures as well.

It now joins The Mountain Windmill, Community – Greendale Community College, LEGO HeroQuest, Brickwest Studios, House from Up, Animal Crossing New Horizons: Nook’s Cranny, Trabant 601, Night at the Museum, Fast Food Corner, Avatar: The Last Airbender, The Portal 2 – GLaDOS vs Chell and Wheatley, BMW M1 (E26), Caribbean Clipper, Sheriff’s Safe with Combination Lock, 31 Minutos T.V. Studio, Southwest 737-800, Terry Pratchett’s Discworld, Seasons in Time: Calendar, Exploratorium, Hocus Pocus – Sanderson Sisters’ Cottage, Schitt’s Creek: The Rosebud Motel, Gold Rush Mine Train Roller Coaster, Vincent van Gogh: The Starry Night, Seagull Bay Lighthouse Imperial Fortress, The Fortress – Imperial Army, The Bakery, LEGO Doggo, Zen Bonsai, Naruto: Ichiraku Ramen Shop, Temple of Hermit, and The Ocean House as the projects to reach the Second 2020 Review Stage.

LEGO Participating in Batman Day on September 19

A short while ago, DC Comics announced Batman Day will be happening on September 19 and it looks like there will be some LEGO related things happening during the event. According to the press release, LEGO will be releasing exclusive Batman products to celebrate the day. There’s no word on what they will be but there’s a rumor going around of a new UCS style 1989 Batwing. LEGO could either announce it then or release it on that day with the announcement being a few days/weeks before. They could also do an event exclusive similar to the DC FanDome Wonder Woman (77906) or another minifigure giveaway. Of course this is all speculation and we’ll have to wait and see what LEGO has in store.

CAPES OUT, COWLS ON! DC CELEBRATES BATMAN DAY AROUND THE GLOBE

Fans Can Embrace Their Inner Caped Crusader by Taking Part in Batman-Themed Digital Activities

Drivers Can Ride-Along with Batman or The Riddler with the Batman Theme on Waze

(August 31, 2020 – Burbank, CA) – DC today unveiled plans for a global Batman Day celebration on September 19, 2020, inviting fans of all ages around the world to participate in a wide range of Batman-themed activities to honor the iconic DC Super Hero. For the first time, fans have the opportunity to drive along with a “Batman and The Riddler” theme on Waze. And to complete the experience, you can listen to the Waze and DC Super Hero or Super-Villain playlists on Spotify while driving via the Waze Audio Player feature.

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LEGO Partners With Ellen MacArthur Foundation to Continue Commitment for Circular Economy

The LEGO Group has joined the Ellen MacArthur Foundation as part of its commitment to becoming a more circular business. The foundation is the global leader in a circular economy which is a system that is aimed to eliminating waste and the continual use of resources. The quality and durability of LEGO’s products can be passed down to many generations while being fully compatible to elements produced today.

Ellen MacArthur Foundation and LEGO Group join forces to accelerate the move towards a circular economy

Monday 31st August: Today, the LEGO Group has joined the Ellen MacArthur Foundation as part of its commitment to becoming a more circular business.

The Ellen MacArthur Foundation is the global leader in circular economy while the LEGO® System in Play inspires endless play possibilities that supports the principles of circular design. The quality and durability of LEGO products mean they can be reused and passed down through generations, while remaining fully compatible with elements produced today.

The shared ambition for the membership is to help build a better planet for future generations by driving the global transition towards a circular society.

The three year membership will focus on four key areas; working with the Foundation’s network of businesses, experts and policymakers to accelerate the transition to a circular economy, inspiring circular design across the toy industry and beyond, expanding the circular services and products the LEGO Group offers, and teaching children about the circular economy through play.

Speaking about the membership Tim Brooks, Vice President of Environmental Responsibility at the LEGO

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