The LEGO BrickHeadz theme has surprisingly been very popular among fans and it was saddening that the rumor of it ending shook the community. It looks like we can finally put that rumor to rest as Zusammengebaut at LEGO Fan Media Days is reporting that the LEGO BrickHeadz theme is confirmed to be returning in 2020 lead by designer Marcos Bessa. It is also stated that not only will we get more BrickHeadz, licensed sets will also be returning as well.
You may have noticed that there’s been a lack of licensed LEGO BrickHeadz this year and the next one to be coming out will be Lady Liberty (40367) and it looks like the rest of the year will be pretty much the same.
On to my next review of the LEGO Star Wars 20th Anniversary sets, I’ll be taking a look at the Snowspeeder (75259). It is an updated version of the original 7130 set from 1999. The Snowspeeder has 309 pieces and retail for $39.99.
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A few days ago, I did a post regarding the upcoming season of LEGO Ninjago: Secrets of the Forbiddedn Spinjitzu and it seemed to be pretty popular among you guys, especially on Twitter. LEGO has released a blog post on the LEGO Ambassador Network with an interview with Tommy Andreasen, Tommy Kalmar, and Michael Svane Knap talking about the legacy of LEGO Ninjago. The main subject matter is about the new Legacy sets and how they are designed to look like the things from the show as compared to the original ones from years past. As far as future LEGO Ninjago sets are concerned, they have this to say about it,
There are still mountains of LEGO NINJAGO stuff to do, and despite what Tommy A says, the team hasn’t run out of ideas.
“We hope to have more launches—we could do ideas from tv show which never made it into products… there’s so many things from the NINJAGO universe,” he adds.
“I have more locations on my list as well which could be interesting. There are still golden opportunities from the epic final battle to explore and beef up,” Michael hints and smiles.
A few days ago, I reported on a new LEGO mobile game that is being developed and today Gameloft and LEGO has revealed the name to be LEGO Legacy: Heroes Unboxed. In the game, you’ll be able to play as classic and modern LEGO minifigures in RPG team battles and adventures. Check out the teaser trailer and the press release below.
Gameloft and the LEGO Group Unveil “LEGO Legacy: Heroes Unboxed”
LEGO minifigure history at your fingertips: The first bricks of the upcoming LEGO mobile game are out of the box
Paris, May 23rd, 2019 – Gameloft, one of the world’s leading publishers of mobile games, and the LEGO Group today revealed the title of their upcoming game: LEGO® Legacy: Heroes Unboxed. This Team-Battle RPG, the first ever LEGO game of this genre, will bring to life 40 years of LEGO minifigure history and universes in a fun and epic way.
LEGO® Legacy: Heroes Unboxed is set in a whole new LEGO world where players will collect classic and modern LEGO minifigures and sets, form a party and engage in epic and fun team battles and adventures. The game will feature iconic, fan favorite universes from yesterday and today, recreated with incredible detail to please players of all ages, from the passionate collectors to those who want to bring back childhood memories.
A first glimpse of how the signature humor of the LEGO brand has been built into the game can be found in the teaser trailer, also revealed today. The beloved Captain Redbeard from
LEGO has announced a short while ago that the Dinosaurs Fossils Skeletons – Natural History Collection will become the next LEGO Ideas set. The project was designed by Jonathan Brunn a. k.a. Mukkinn and the set is planned for a 2019 release. The details regarding the final design, pricing, and availability will be revealed later this year.
In addition to this announcement, LEGO also stated that the Playable LEGO Piano will need further review. Due to its complexity, LEGO will need addition time to take a look at it to see if is a viable set. The results will revealed in the next review update.
Earlier today, artist Tom Whalen has shared an image of an exclusive LEGO Star Wars promotional print that should’ve been released last month at Walmart. The print shows the Slave I (75243) along with Boba Fett in the background. As far as I know, Walmart never released this print in stores or online and I haven’t heard about any upcoming promotions for it. It’s still possible that it could be released later this year but there’s no guarantees. As of this time, we know that this print was commissioned by LEGO but it has seemingly gone into the abyss. Tom’s unique style of art has previously been used before for other LEGO prints including the Marvel and DC ones from SDCC 2017. Thanks to Chris for the heads up.
Update: Apparently, there was a promotion for it at Walmart but only at five locations in the US. Five. Thanks to Jason for the info!
As we get ready for the new wave of LEGO City sets coming out soon with the Mars Exploration subtheme, Amazon currently has some of the Mining sets from last year on sale at decent prices. The best deal is the Mining Experts Site (60188) with a 35% discount coming in at $64.99. The rest of the wave has sales above 20% off.
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