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LEGO Reveals “Rebuild the World” Globe for LEGO House

LEGO has revealed a new 13ft globe build for the “Rebuild the World” campaign that will be displayed at the LEGO House. The build consists of over 350,000 pieces and took 2,700 hours to create and it includes LEGO creations from 430 kids all over the world. The builds are displayed on the globe in five categories: nature, vehicles, fantasy creatures, objects, and places.

You can still join the campaign by submitting your entries to the digital globe over at lego.com/rebuild-the-world. The globe at the LEGO House will be on display from October 6 – November 8.

Epic new LEGO® installation showcases inspirational creativity of over 430 kids who want to ‘Rebuild the World’

• Children’s lockdown LEGO creations transformed into a 13ft/4m globe

When the world paused due to the recent lockdown it didn’t put a stop to the creativity and resilience of children. Now, to celebrate the endless imagination and unique ingenuity that kids possess, the LEGO Group has unveiled an awe-inspiring installation – a 13ft globe.

The globe, which is on display at LEGO House in Billund, Denmark, took 2,700 hours to build and uses over 350,000 LEGO® bricks and elements. With LEGO creations sent in from all over the world, the globe acts as a joyful symbol of hope and positivity. Kids used their powerful imaginations to make sense of the world, and now the LEGO Group is giving us the opportunity to see the world through their eyes.

Children’s creations are displayed in five categories– nature, vehicles, fantasy creatures, objects

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LEGO x Adidas ZX 8000 Review

The LEGO x Adidas ZX 8000 collaborative shoes were released last week and I was lucky enough to win one of the raffles that I entered in for a chance to purchase a pair. I won it off of Footshop which is a European shoe boutique and it cost me about $186. The shipment was extremely fast as I got the package in three days.

LEGO Seasonal Charles Dickens Tribute (40410) Revealed

There have been a lot new, unannounced sets that have been revealed today and the latest one is the LEGO Seasonal Charles Dickens Tribute (40410). The set pays homage to one of Dickens’ most popular books, A Christmas Carol and it features a book with a living room scene and it includes minifigures of Scrooge, Bob Cratchit, and Tiny Tim.

There’s no word yet on its availability or how to get it but I’m assuming it’ll be part of the Black Friday 2020 promotions on the LEGO Shop. It’ll mostly likely be free with a $99 purchase like in previous years.

**Via Promobricks**

New LEGO Christmas Products Available on Shop@Home – October 2020

The new LEGO Seasonal Christmas 2020 sets are now available for purchase on the LEGO Shop. The most intriguing one is the 2-in-1 Christmas Wreath which has had a very positive response from the fan community so far. The other more interesting set is the Nutcracker BrickHeadz which has a functional mouth. The rest of the Christmas sets for this year are a new series of ornaments.

In addition, the LEGO Star Wars Mos Eisley Cantina (75290) and the LEGO Winter Village Elf Club House (10275) are now available to the general public if there’s stock. Both sets have been out of stock since their release a few weeks ago.

As far as promotions for October are concerned, there are none at the beginning of the month and won’t start until October 15.

Update: LEGO is throwing in a free mystery gift with purchases right now which is the Celebration Bag Charm (853989).


LEGO BrickHeadz Nutcracker (40425) – 180 pieces/$9.99


Christmas Wreath 2-in-1 (40426) – 510 pieces/$34.99


Christmas Ornament Santa (854037) – 44 pieces /$7.99


Christmas Ornament Reindeer (854038) – 34 pieces/$7.99


Snowman & Reindeer Duo (854050) – 126 pieces/$9.99

LEGO Supports BIONICLE: Quest for Mata Nui Fan Made Game

If you’re a fan of the LEGO BIONICLE theme, you may have known about a fan made open world game called BIONICLE: Quest for Mata Nui and LEGO has finally acknowledged it and are supportive of it. CrainyCreations, who has been developing it for six years, has been in contact with The LEGO Group and LEGO Games to discuss the future of the game. The game itself is set in the world of LEGO BIONICLE and it “retells the 2001 story of the Toa Mata’s quest for the Kanohi Masks of Power, culminating in their battle against Makuta.”

As many fans are aware, there is a fan made BIONICLE game 6 years in the making that was announced a few months ago. Recently the creator of the game made a statement online about speaking directly to TLG. I can confirm that CrainyCreations has been in touch with TLG. Statement below:

A message from LEGO Games:

“We can confirm CrainyCreations, the creators behind “Bionicle: Quest for Mata Nui”, was in dialog with us (i.e. LEGO Games) to discuss the future plans of the game including ways the project can continue to exist. We see game development as an exciting opportunity to add new way to engage with the LEGO brick. In the LEGO Games team, we are always looking for ways to inspire and encourage the fan community including a recently BETA launched LEGO Microgame in partnership with Unity. Perhaps this can help give others the tools to do what CrainyCreations has done by encouraging and making

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ToySphere Launches New Way to Shop for LEGO

There’s a new service that has recently launched that is a new way to explore and shop for LEGO called ToySphere. What it basically does is that it takes all the LEGO themes and puts theme into “spheres” to give you a visual way to see all of the sets that have been released in a particular theme from the last decade. By zooming in on a certain item, you can either check out the description or purchase it off the LEGO Shop or on the secondary market if it’s retired.

Since ToySphere just went live, there are only a few spheres/themes available at the moment but will be continuously updated in the near future. Since we process visual data better, ToySphere has done a good job in putting all the sets in certain categories within the theme.

Sphere are excited to announce the launch of LEGO ToySphere, a completely unique and immersive format, reimagining shopping for LEGO and allowing fans to view the last decade of LEGO like never before.

Lifelong LEGO fans Olly Treadway and Warren Minde have come together to build ToySphere – bringing the excitement, playfulness and immersion of a trip to a real LEGO store online. Pouring time and passion into building this awesome new way to explore and shop LEGO, the team have spent the past six years on this epic fan project.

Combining Olly’s tech wizardry and passion for LEGO, with Warren’s years of experience consulting to the LEGO leadership at their HQ in Billund, Denmark, this is

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