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The sale for The LEGO Movie 2 Benny’s Space Squad (70841) has dropped down to $6.98 which is now 30% off the retail price. Obviously this is a great price for what you get in the set including four different colored space minifigures. The set might be retired by the end of the year so this is a significant deal for collectors and resellers.
The Ratatouille: Open The Doors! project by Brick Project is the latest to achieve 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas. The project is based on the popular Disney animated film from 2007 and it features the kitchen and restaurant. It has 2,853 pieces and it also includes minifigures of Linguini Alfredo, Colette Tatou, Skinner, and Anton Ego as well as Rémy.
The project now joins Queen: I Want to Break Free, Seinfeld 30th Anniversary, The Legend of Zelda: BotW Stables, and Planet Express Delivery Ship as the projects to reach the Third 2019 Review Stage.
A majority of the recent wave of LEGO Harry Potter sets are now on sale over on Amazon. Most of the sets are discounted 20% while the Advent Calendar is a little bit less. I’m not sure if they will be discounted even more during the holiday season but this is as good as they get for now.
Expecto Patronum (75945) – $16.00
Hungarian Horntail Triwizard Challenge (75946) – $24.00
Hgrid’s Hut: Buckbeak’s Rescue (75947) – $48.00
The Knight Bus (75957) – $32.00
Beauxbatons’ Carriage: Arrival at Hogwarts (75958) – $39.99
LEGO Harry Potter 2019 Advent Calendar (75964) – $32.82
The Rise of Voldemort (75965) – $15.99
Earlier today, LEGO announced the LEGO Ideas Dinosaur Fossils (21320) and here’s a review of the set that we’ve had the pleasure of building early. The set contains 910 pieces and retails for only $59.99 which is a good price for it. The contents of the box include six numbered bags, three instruction booklets for each of the dinosaurs, and a small sticker sheet.
LEGO has officially announced the next LEGO Ideas set with the Dinosaur Fossils (21320). The set has 910 pieces and retails for $59.99 and will be available starting on November 1. The set is based on the Dinosaurs Fossils Skeletons – Natural History Collection by Mukkinn and it features three dinosaur fossils including the Pteranodon, Triceratops, and Tyrannosaurus Rex. Note that LEGO made some major changes because the T.Rex and the Pteranodon were not in the original project and there are now only three fossils in the set instead of five.
… Continue21320 LEGO® Ideas Dinosaur Fossils
Ages 16+. 910 pieces
US $59.99– CA $79.99– DE €59.99– UK £54.99 – FR €59.99– DK 549DKK – AUD $99.99
*Euro pricing varies by country. Please visit shop.LEGO.com for regional pricing.
Collectible LEGO® Ideas Dinosaur Fossils toy for display!
Learn about life on Earth millions of years ago and create a stunning centerpiece with this collectible LEGO® Ideas 21320 Dinosaur Fossils toy building kit for adults. This 910-piece set offers an immersive, creative building experience for natural history enthusiasts who will appreciate the authentic details of the 2 dinosaur skeleton models (Tyrannosaurus rex and Triceratops) and the pterosaur reptile (Pteranodon) skeleton toy. The models are built to 1:32 scale, can be adjusted into lifelike poses and each one comes with its own stand so they can be placed alongside the included sapiens skeleton figure for a museum-style display. To complete the set, there’s also a paleontologist toy minifigure with various accessories for imaginative role-play fun. All in all, this archaeology
For those who have been waiting for the LEGO Ideas Central Perk (21319) to come back in stock, you’re in luck because you can now purchase it again on Shop@Home. There is a limit of two per purchase but the great thing is that it came back just in time for Double VIP Points. The set has been out of stock ever since it was released last month but it was so popular that it took LEGO a whole month to restock it. Thanks to Chris for the heads up.
LEGO has released the first teaser for the upcoming LEGO Ideas set based on the Dinosaurs Fossils Skeletons – Natural History Collection project. The short video shows a brush dusting off some sand to reveal a Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton. The official reveal of this set is imminent so stay tuned.
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