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The Train Station: Studgate project by Bricky_Brick is the latest project to achieve 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas. The project is based on a 17th Century concept station with modern features. It also proposed seven minifigures to go along with it.
The project joins Mary Poppins, Cherry Tree Lane, Tesla Cybertruck, Untitled Goose Game, and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang as the projects to reach the First 2020 Review Stage.
It’s already February and that means there are brand new LEGO sets available on LEGO Shop@Home. The main thing is the LEGO Ideas International Space Station (21321) and there’s also a promotion going on for the ISS Patch (5006148). This promo runs in conjunction with the LEGO Hidden Side Drag Racer as well.
Some other LEGO sets that are available include the LEGO Creator Old Trafford – Manchester United (10272) which is now available to the general public. Also the LEGO BrickHeadz Donald Duck (40377) and Goofy & Pluto (40378) are the latest additions to the popular theme.
The new LEGO VIP Program has been sort of a letdown since the changes went live in the middle of last year. Yes, they do offer rewards in lieu of VIP points but a majority of them are pretty much downloadable wallpapers which nobody really wants. There have been a few physical rewards with the best one being the LEGO DC Comics Bat-Pod (5004590) which was available for a few hours after the new VIP Program went live.
LEGO is now taking feedback on the LEGO VIP Program from the AFOL community on your experiences and opinions on it and how to improve it. Comment below and we’ll send over a summary to the team. The deadline to submit your comments is March 20 so you still have some time to think about it.
The UCS Chitty Chitty Bang Bang by Norders is the latest project to achieve 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas. It is based on the car from the popular musical film and it has over 2,000 pieces. Some of the features it has include folding wings and a picnic basket.
The project joins Mary Poppins, Cherry Tree Lane, Tesla Cybertruck, and Untitled Goose Game as the projects to reach the First 2020 Review Stage.
If you’ve been waiting on The LEGO Movie 2 sets to go on sale, Amazon currently has some sets on sale up to over 40% off the regular price. Some of the sets are from the newer wave for TLM2 which includes some exclusive variants of some of the minifigures.
Ultrakatty & Warrior Lucy (70827) – $16.99/43% off
Sweet Mayhem’s Systar Starship (70830) – $39.85/43% off
Rex’s Rexplorer (70835) – $74.00/38% off
Queen Watevra’s So Not Evil Space Palace (70838) – $69.60/30% off
Systar Party Crew (70848) – $11.99/40% off
Wyld-Mayhem Star Fighter (70849) – $27.99/44% off
Walmart has released their Super Bowl LIV ad which features some famous visitors from various franchises including The LEGO Movie. More specifically, it shows Lucy and Benny along with his spaceship doing Walmart’s Pickup Service. It’s a pretty cool commercial showing some cool sci-fi franchises. Thanks to Allyson for sending over the info.
The LEGO Friends theme also gets in on the fun at the 2020 Nuremberg Toy Fair as set details from the summer 2020 wave have been revealed. Our friends over at Zusammengebaut have given a ton of information about what we can expect to see later this year. The names of the sets aren’t official but are loosely translated but you get the gist of it.
Advent Calendar (41420) – €24.99, Includes four minidolls
Baby Elephant Rescue (41421) – €19.99
Panda Rescue Station (41422) – €29.99
Tiger Hot Air Balloon Rescue (41423) – €39.99
Jungle Animal Rescue Station (41424) – €79.99, Includes light blue elephant with pink ears
Olivia’s Flower Garden (41425) – €9.99
Waffle House (41426)- €19.99
Emma’s Fashion Shop (41427) – €29.99
Beach House with Speedboat (41428) – €49.99
Heartlake City Airplane (41429) – €69.99
Heartlake City Water Park (41430) – €99.99
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