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Just like that we have another LEGO Ideas Third 2026 Review Stage update and we have seven more projects added to the list. This brings us up to 19 that have hit the 10,000 supporter goal just 2 weeks into the new review period.
LEGO has revealed the upcoming LEGO PlayStation Astro Bot (40899) which will be an upcoming gift with purchase set. The 276 piece set features the PlayStation mascot that has various points of articulation as well as swappable eyes. The requirements to get it are still under wraps but it has been rumored that it’ll require general $150 purchases.
Fans of video game merch will love this LEGO® Astro Bot™ (40899) building set. Designed for adults ages 18 and up, this iconic hero makes a cool gaming decoration that’s perfect for an office or game room. Complete with cape and blue propulsion jets, the Astro Bot figure comes with a stand to display the character proudly on a bookshelf or desk. Fully posable arms and head allow for dynamic poses, with swappable eyes to change his expressions. Set contains 276 pieces.
Can you believe September just flew by and we’re already getting ready for the LEGO October 2026 set releases. It’ll be a fairly big month with LEGO preparing for Christmas and we have Avenger’s Doomsday right around the corner.
As far as promotions go, we for sure know of one which is the LEGO Star Wars Darth Vader’s Lightsaber (40897) which you can only get when you purchase the UCS Executor Super Star Destroyer (75457). This will run from October 1-10, while supplies last. There will also be 2x Insiders points on select Star Wars sets.
There has been a rumor of something for the PlayStation (72306) but LEGO hasn’t officially announced anything yet. We’ll update if there is something.
Update: The LEGO PlayStation Astro Bot (40899) has been announced. There’s no official word on how to get it as people are saying different things on the purchase requirements. The PlayStation Store has it available with the purchase of the LEGO PlayStation (72306).
• Avengers: Doomsday Heroes & Villain (40880) – $39.99/October 4
• FIFA World Cup Official Trophy – Champions Edition (4000351) – €199.99/Spain exclusive
• Sony PlayStation (72306) – $179.99
• Bookshop: Book Nook (11379) – $149.99
• Holiday House (11387) – $119.99
• Wallace & Gromit (21371) – $99.99
• Downton Abbey (21373) – $349.99
• Avengers: Doomsday Quinjet (76347) – $59.99/October 4
• Epic Battle: Avengers: Doomsday (76348) – $99.99/October 4
• Doomsday New Avengers Tower (76352) – $109.99/October 4
If you’re still looking to pick up the LEGO Marvel Avengers Tower (76269), Amazon currently has it in stock at retail price. The LEGO Shop has been temporarily out of stock for little bit now and there’s no telling of when it will come back. One thing to note is that it is not listed as retiring soon so there’s still plenty of time to get it. The set is sold and shipped by Amazon but the delivery time is between October and November, if you can wait that long.
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The LEGO One Piece special will be airing on Netflix next week and IGN has posted some new character posters for the show. Airing on September 29, the special will take you through the first two seasons of the live action show which takes you up to the Drum Island Arc and it will be through the eyes of Usopp. Now if LEGO will make physical posters for the Rewards Center, I’d be all in.
The LEGO Group has been sued by a patent company, May Patents Ltd., that alleges LEGO SMART Play infringes on three of its patents. According to Bloomberg, the patents in question are US Patent Nos. 11,192,002, 12,095,277, and 12,288,992 and they state that the LEGO SMART Brick and charger have similar features as the patented items including the accelerometer to produce an output signal and a visual display to give information to the user.
May Patent also allege that LEGO knew about the patents before SMART Play launched back in March and are looking for damages. Note that May Patents Ltd. is considered a Non-Practicing Entity (NPE) which is commonly known as patent trolls. They acquire patents not to manufacture products but to file lawsuits to get licensing fees and/or settlements.
LEGO has brought back the LEGO Lord of the Rings Grond (40893) GWP when you purchase Minas Tirith (11377). The promo runs until September 30 and it does stack with the LEGO Creator Scary Haunted Tree (40900) as well as our running promo for the LEGO Ideas Friendly Snails (40788). For the Snails, you’ll need a line of code from the link above and enter it at checkout. The Snails GWP is for the US only.
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