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For some weird reason, LEGO has finally put up the designer video for the LEGO Ghostbusters Ecto-1 (10274). The set is almost two years old now and we have LEGO designers Mike Psika, Adam Grabowski, and Carl Merriam talking about some of the details in the set. One of the challenges they had was figuring out to refine how the gunner seat would pop out on the side. You may already know about the little details if you have the set but it’s still neat hearing how they came to be.
LEGO has put up some new items in the Rewards Center for a chance to win some LEGO bundles. There are five sweepstakes bundles that you can try for to get some sets for a certain theme. Each entry costs 50 VIP points and there are a maximum of 50 per category. The sweepstakes closes on October 31. If you didn’t know, LEGO does actually choose winners and they are listed here.
• Vehicles – Creator Vespa, LEGO ICONS Pickup Truck, LEGO® Friends Friendship Bus, and LEGO City Stunt Show Arena
• Entertainment – DUPLO Buzz Lightyear’s Planetary Mission, Lightyear XL-15 Spaceship, LEGO Friends Andrea’s Theater School, and LEGO® Ideas Jazz Quartet
• Art & Deco – LEGO DOTS Bag Tags Mega Pack — Messaging, LEGO Ideas Vincent van Gogh — The Starry Night, Art Project — Create Together, and LEGO Art Floral Art
• Gaming – LEGO Minecraft The Ruined Portal, LEGO Minecraft The Crafting Box 3.0, LEGO Minecraft The Warped Forest, and LEGO ICONS Atari 2600
• Travel & History – LEGO Architecture Great Pyramid of Giza, LEGO Ideas The Globe, LEGO Art World Map, and LEGO BrickHeadz Lady Liberty
LEGO South Korea has started promoting this year’s LEGO Bricktober sets. There will be four sets available featuring coin-operated rides that pays homage to some classic LEGO themes such as Space, Pirates, and Castle to celebrate LEGO’s 90th anniversary as well as the Unicorn from the Rebuild the World campaign. The Bricktober 2022 sets will most likely be available in Asian countries.
LEGO has updated their Retiring Soon list and there are a lot of larger sets that will be going away in the next few months. Some of the sets have been around for a few years now while some have a shorter life span. Overseas has a couple more sets listed than in North America so I would go with that just to be safe. There are also some sets that are temporarily out of stock but I’ve listed them for reference in case you find them at another retailer.
Art Project – Create Together (21226) – $119.99
Disney’s Mickey Mouse (31202) – $119.99
Elf Club House (10275) – $99.99
1989 Batwing (76161) – $199.99
Classic TV Series Batman Cowl (76238) – $59.99
Mickey Mouse & Minnie Mouse Buildable Characters (43179) – $179.99
The Disney Castle (71040) – $349.99
Hogwarts Moment: Charms Class (76385) – $29.99
Fiat 500 (10271) – $89.99
Old Trafford – Manchester United (10272) – $299.99
Volkswagen T2 Camper Van (10279) – $179.99
Queer Eye – The Fab 5 Loft (10291) – $99.99/Sale $59.99
Central Perk (21319) – $59.99
International Space Station (21321) – $69.99
123 Sesame Street (21324) – $119.99
Seinfeld (21328) – $79.99
LEGO NASA Apollo Saturn V (92176) – $119.99
adidas Originals Superstar (10282) – $79.99
Monkie Kid’s Cloud Roadster (80015) – $69.99
Lunar New Year Traditions (80108) – $79.99
Lunar New year Ice Festival (80109) – $119.99
Imperial Star Destroyer (75252) – $699.99
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The Mandalorian Season 3 teaser trailer dropped earlier today and it looks to feature a now-retired LEGO set. During Bo-Katan Kryze’s voiceover, four other Mandalorians appear on screen which looks extremely close to the LEGO Star Wars Mandalorian Battle Pack (75267).
The set was one of the most popular sets when it first released back in 2020 and it retired at the end of last year. With the trailer showing them, the price of the set may definitely rise a bit more on the secondary market as LEGO fans scramble to find it. It is listed on Amazon for $24.99 which is $10 more than retail but it might as well be normal price now compared to sets that are currently on shelves.
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LEGO has a special request from the community as the design management team is currently hiring and are specifically looking for AFOLs. As we know by now, there have been quite a few AFOLs in recent years who have made the transition from being just a fan of LEGO to actually working for LEGO such as Chris McVeigh and Boone Langston. Check out the LEGO Design Team Portal to see if it’s a fit for you and also see what other positions are available to apply for right now.
Back in early August, LEGO teamed up with Walmart for an exclusive 90th Anniversary Mini Castle (6426244). All you had to do was buy $50 worth of qualifying LEGO sets from August 8-24 and upload your receipt by August 31 to get one. As of two weeks ago, they have started shipping out the sets and they would come in an unsuspecting yellow envelope. For me, I didn’t get any confirmation emails or shipping emails and it just randomly showed up in the mail today.
With the package, you get a ziplocked bag with the parts and the instructions for the Mini Castle. The set has 158 pieces and all the pieces included are used so there are no extra ones.
The Mini Castle is a reimagining of the Yellow Castle (375) from 1978 and it sits on some rocky land with a river going around it. The castle has a printed shield for LEGO’s 90 Years of Play right in the middle. A small runs on the side and around the front under the drawbridge. There are some trees on the rocks and the plains.
Overall, the LEGO 90th Anniversary Mini Castle (6426244) is a neat little set if you are able to get one. It captures the celebration very well by using one of their most iconic sets in a smaller form. The problem with the set isn’t the set itself but the logistics of getting it.
Buying $50 of LEGO from Walmart wasn’t hard but the real problem starts when you submit the … Continue
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