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LEGO Storage Bucket (5005630) Promotion Now Live

September 22, 2019 / Allen "Tormentalous" Tran / 0 Comments

The promotion for the LEGO Storage Bucket (5005630) is now live on LEGO Shop@Home. From now until September 28, you can get it for free with purchases of $100 or more, while supplies last. There are plenty of new sets that are available right now that makes it easy to qualify for it.

Make tidying up fun with this red and blue LEGO® Storage Bucket. Place toys, books or games in the spacious main compartment and use the four side pockets for smaller items like pens, pencils, tools and LEGO building instructions. Carry it around with the durable handles, and when you aren’t using it, collapse the bucket flat for easy packing or storage. It features durable 600D RPET polyester fabric made from recycled beverage bottles and each bucket saves approximately five plastic bottles from landfill.

LEGO Ninjago City Sales on Amazon – September 2019

September 22, 2019 / Allen "Tormentalous" Tran / 0 Comments

For you Ninjago fans, there are some great deals on the LEGO Ninjago City sets over on Amazon. First is Ninjago City (70620) itself coming in at $239.99 or $60 off. The other set is the Ninjago City Docks (70657) which is going for $183.99 which is $46 off. Both are listed as limited time sales so they could go away at any time. Thanks to Ken for the heads up.

Subscribe to LEGO Texts for Free Promo Code

September 22, 2019 / Allen "Tormentalous" Tran / 0 Comments

LEGO has a new promotion running on Shop@Home for a new texting system they are trying out. If you subscribe for LEGO text messages, you can get a promo code for a free LEGO Star Wars Mini BB-8 (40228) with purchases of $60 or more. Note that the BB-8 is the same one from last year’s May the 4th promotion. I’m not sure if they will be doing more promos using texts but I guess it doesn’t hurt to sign up. Message and data rates may apply.

LEGO Star Wars Imperial Dropship (75262) Amazon Sale – September 2019

September 22, 2019 / Allen "Tormentalous" Tran / 0 Comments

The price of the LEGO Star Wars Imperial Dropship – 20th Anniversary Edition (75262) has dropped even further if you’re thinking about doing an army builder for them. They are now priced at $11.99 which is 40% off and this is a great price for three Stormtrooper minifigures and a Shadow Trooper pilot along with a replica of the original Han Solo.

LEGO Toys R Us Bricktober 2019 Sets Revealed

September 21, 2019 / Allen "Tormentalous" Tran / 0 Comments

Although there are no more Toys R Us stores in the US (not talking about the new ones), LEGO is still doing the popular Bricktober sets and the 2019 lineup has been revealed over on Brickfinder. There are four to collect and they feature miniature Asian scenes. They are also able to connect together using pins on the sides. These will be available in Hong Kong starting next week. I’m not sure if TRU Canada will be having these or not. Obviously, we here in the US will need to purchase them on the secondary market or have connections overseas.

LEGO Seasonal Limited Edition Christmas Tree (40338) Revealed

September 21, 2019 / Allen "Tormentalous" Tran / 0 Comments

There are now official images of one of the limited edition LEGO Seasonal gift with purchase sets that will be available this holiday season with the Christmas Tree (40338). The Christmas Tree (40338) has 392 pieces but that is all the details that are known at this time. The tree is probably the best looking one so far and it even includes a train and a skirt at the base.

**Via PromoBricks**

Free LEGO Batman Video Game Trilogy on Epic Store

September 20, 2019 / Allen "Tormentalous" Tran / 0 Comments

If you’re a gamer and didn’t get the free LEGO Batman games from Steam a while ago, the Epic Store is giving the LEGO Batman Trilogy away for free. Normally priced at $59.97, the trilogy includes LEGO Batman: The Videogame, LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes, and LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham. While you’re at it, you might as well get the Batman: Arkham Collection as well. What’s better than free?