LEGO has teased a new LEGO House exclusive that will be revealed some time tomorrow. The set will be available starting on April 17 at the LEGO Store inside the LEGO House. What do you think this set will be?
Page 905 of 1771
We’re in the homestretch for the BrickLink AFOL Designer Program with less than a week to put in your support for one of the proposed creations. BrickLink has revealed the packaging for the sets and also included are some backdrop scenes for each of the builds. As you can see below, there is a rocky mountain background for the Wild West Saloon. Lastly, you’ll also get a thank you card for supporting the model and the program itself. You have until April 15 to throw in your support.
Today LEGO is celebrating the 20th anniversary of the LEGO Star Wars theme. It started off in 1999 coinciding with the release of Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace in theaters and it spawned one of the most popular LEGO themes in the company’s history. Check out the press release that LEGO sent over to commemorate the event along with some facts and trivia about the theme. Also, there are some behind the scenes things for LEGO Star Wars that we would like to showcase in the next few days so stay tuned for that as well.
… ContinueThe greatest battles built since 1999
– celebrating 20 years of LEGO® Star Wars™ fandomThe LEGO Group raises its lightsabers to toast the fans instrumental to the success of the
LEGO® Star Wars™20-year legacy and launches five new special edition sets to mark the anniversary.
Billund, April 9: Twenty years ago, in a galaxy far, far away, the LEGO® Star Wars™ collaboration entered the lives of millions of children and fans around the world. Today, the LEGO Group is celebrating the 20th anniversary of the much-loved range that continues to unite fans of all ages and has inspired some of the greatest battles ever built.
LEGO Star Wars was the LEGO Group’s first IP franchise and has since remained one of the most popular, allowing fans across generations and geographiesto come together in fun and challenging building exercises. Around 700 different sets (including 1,000 LEGO Star Wars minifigures), five video games, several television and web series, and
The SpaceX BFR / Starship & Super Heavy 1:110 Scale project by Albinolan is the latest one to achieve 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas. The project has 2,020 pieces and is a collaborative project among many people who had submitted previous SpaceX projects on LEGO Ideas. This is a two-stage vehicle that comprises of the Starship and Super Heavy Rocket booster and is designed to be fully reusable.
The SpaceX BFR / Starship & Super Heavy 1:110 Scale now joins National Museum – Rio de Janeiro, Anatomini, The Office – NBC, The Pirate Bay, and Kakapo as the projects to reach the First 2019 Review Stage.
As we know by now, the promotion for the LEGO Marvel Super Heroes Avengers Tower (40334) runs from April 19 to May 2 with purchases of $75 or more on LEGO Marvel Super Heroes products. There are now official images of the set which come from LEGO’s servers via PromoBricks and it shows that the set has 211 pieces. Again, it shouldn’t be that hard to get the Avengers Tower since the Avengers: Endgames sets are available as well as the Spider-Man: Far From Home sets are rumored to be released on April 22.
Whether it was intentional or on accident, LEGO has revealed a new 2019 LEGO Architecture set with Trafalgar Square (21045). There will be a signing event at the Leicester Square LEGO Store on April 27 11:00am-2:00pm by LEGO designer Rok Zgalin Kobe. Each person is limited to two sets and signatures per person.
LEGO’s Facebook Page is doing a special promotion to give away another of their previous GWP items when you make a purchase on Shop@Home. There’s a code to use during checkout to get the free LEGO Seasonal Easter Bunny Hut (5005249) from now until 4/22, while supplies last. From the looks of it, there’s no minimum purchase required. If you don’t see the code, click the “Save the Offer” button or send it to your email and you’ll see it there. Thanks to John P. for the heads up.
