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If you’re looking for a great deal on the LEGO Technic Land Rover Defender (42110), Zavvi currently has it on sale for about 23% off the regular price. They have it listed for $154.99 plus free shipping when you use the code LEGOROVER during checkout. This has been the lowest I’ve seen the set priced at. Before was on Amazon when it was only 20% off on and off the past year.
LEGO Japan has released a teaser for what could be the upcoming LEGO Bricktober 2021 sets. The video shows a brick-built book with the caption “once upon a time, somewhere.” As we know by now, the Bricktober promotions have mainly been centered in the Asian markets in the month of October. North America used to have them at Toys R Us but there’s been nothing here ever since the toy store chain shut down a few years ago in the US. LEGO Stores and the LEGO Shop usually don’t have anything going on for Bricktober which is a shame since there’s no alternative to getting them besides the secondary market or if you have connections.
There’s a new rumor that LEGO Star Wars Battle Packs will be returning in 2022. According to Promobricks, the popular army builder sets will be coming back next year with one reportedly being a Hoth Battle Pack (75320) releasing in January. It is said to have 105 pieces and will include three Imperial Snowtroopers and one Imperial Scout Trooper. There weren’t any LEGO Star Wars Battle Packs released this year and the last ones to be released were the Sith Troopers Battle Pack (75266) and Mandalorian Battle Pack (75267) back in 2020.
**Note: Image above is not the set. It is the old Snowtrooper Battle Pack (8084) from 2010.
LEGO has made the product listing for the LEGO Seasonal Santa’s Sleigh (40499) live and we can now see the pricing and other details for it. The set will be available on October 1 and the 343 piece set will retail for $36.99. As people mentioned before, it’s basically a reindeer “battle pack” and a cheaper way to get four reindeer.
Get a guaranteed visit from Santa! LEGO® Santa’s Sleigh (40499) is the perfect pre-Christmas present to bring festive cheer to homes. Kids and grown-ups alike will love building and displaying the ornate sleigh, which comes with 4 reindeer figures. The sleigh is loaded with gifts including a guitar, a pair of skis and a teddy. Naturally, Santa has a list to see who’s been good this year! Kids can even challenge their friends to a treasure hunt. Will they discover the hidden Christmas treats?
• LEGO® Santa’s Sleigh (40499) brings a splash of brick-built festive cheer to homes. Fun to build and display, this pre-Christmas gift is guaranteed to delight.
• Includes a Santa minifigure, 4 reindeer figures with removable, decorated saddles, 8 buildable, ‘wrapped’ gifts, plus a guitar, a pair of skis and a teddy bear.
• Santa’s sleigh, including reindeer train, measures over 3 in. (8 cm) high, 11.5 in. (30 cm) long and 2.5 in. (7 cm) wide.
A few days ago, LEGO Vice President of Design Matthew Ashton did a Q&A on Instagram and he listed off some themes he has been put in charge of for 2023 and some of them may surprise you. As VP of Design, he has his hands full for quite a few product lines for 2023 which include City, Friends, Creator, Classic, Technic, Speed Champions, Monkie Kid, Ninjago, Collectible Minifigures, and DOTS.
What’s most interesting is that Monkie Kid will continue releasing products for the next few years. Although Monkie Kid is a very unique theme that caters mostly to the Asian market, I’m not really sure if it’s that popular in the west. They’ve recently announced that the show will finally be available in the US through Amazon Kids+ but it seems quite late since a lot of people have been waiting over a year to watch it and the hype for the theme has substantially cooled down. Original IPs tend to do well with LEGO and they usually run for about two years but if Monkie Kid extends to 2023, that’ll be four years which makes it one of the longer running ones and that isn’t a bad thing.
The UK LEGO Shop has updated their Retiring Soon list and it looks like there’s a lot of larger exclusive sets that have been added. This confirms some of the list that was put out last month showing all of the sets that could be retiring at the end of the year.
Keep in mind that LEGO has extended the promotion for the LEGO Ideas Sailboat Adventure (40487) so now is a great time to pick up some of these sets if you’ve been holding off on it now that we know for sure they will be retiring soon.
Roller Coaster (10261)
Corner Garage (10264)
Gingerbread House (10267)
Harley Davidson Fat Boy (10269)
Crocodile Locomotive (10277)
Yesterday, LEGO Vice President of Design Matthew Ashton did a short Q&A and he has revealed there will be another licensed LEGO Collectible Minifigures series coming next year. Someone asked about his dream licensed minifigure series and he has teased that one of his will be released in 2022 but couldn’t say anymore other than that. What license do you think will be coming out for the LEGO Collectible Minifigures line?
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