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The LEGO Group 2018 Annual Report Results

LEGO 2018 Annual Results

The LEGO Group wrapped up their conference for the 2018 Annual Results and it was a good rebound year for them. After a drop in 2017, LEGO returns to growth last year in which revenue grew 4 percent as well as operating profit. Some of the main highlights include:

-Global consumer sales grew 3 percent in 2018 compared with 2017.
-Revenue for the full year grew 4 percent to DKK 36.4 billion. In constant currency, revenue grew 7 percent compared with 2017.
-Operating profit grew 4 percent to DKK 10.8 billion. Net profit was DKK 8.1 billion, an increase of 3.5 percent.
-Cash flow from operating activities remained strong at DKK 9.8 billion.
-Market share grew in all major markets, bucking overall industry trends.

As usual, there’s certain LEGO themes that helped with the numbers and here are the top themes of 2018, in no particular order: City, Technic, Star Wars, Friends, Ninjago, Harry Potter, Jurassic World, Classic, and Creator.

Check out the official press release below.

BILLUND: February 27, 2019: The LEGO Group today reported earnings for the full year ending December 2018. Global consumer sales grew 3 percent, while revenue for the full year grew 4 percent to DKK 36.4 billion, up from 35.0 billion in 2017. In constant currency, revenue grew 7 percent compared with 2017.

Operating profit was DKK 10.8 billion compared with 10.4 billion in 2017 an increase of 4 percent. The growth was due to increased sales, balanced with a continued focus on investing for the future. Cash flow from

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Chris McVeigh Joins the LEGO Creator Expert and Architecture Teams

Even though it’s still early morning, here’s your LEGO feel good story of the day. If you’ve been in the LEGO community on social media the past few years, you may have heard the name Chris McVeigh, aka PowerPig, float around. One of his most popular builds are the Brick Sketches of various characters that have been featured by LEGO before. Yesterday, he has announced that he has been hired on to the LEGO Creator Expert and Architecture teams and will begin work starting in March. This just goes to show that LEGO still continues to take notice of fan creations and you have a chance to get hired on if you work hard enough. I can’t wait to see what Chris has in store for us in the near future.

More LEGO Hidden Side Set Images from New York Toy Fair 2019

LEGO Hidden Side Logo

The 2019 New York Toy Fair is still going on but as far as the LEGO stuff is concerned, they only had a limited amount of things displayed. The main thing was the new LEGO Hidden Side theme that will be coming out later this year. If you didn’t know, LEGO Hidden Side uses an augmented reality system to bring the bricks to life. The boxes of the sets were on display but they do have the confidential watermark on them and that’s why I’ve elected not to post them. I would like to extend a thank you to Dan for helping us out on getting these images.


Lab (70418) – 174 pieces – $19.99

LEGO Hidden Side Lab (70418)

LEGO Hidden Side Lab (70418)

LEGO Hidden Side Lab (70418)


Boat (70419) – 310 pieces – $29.99

LEGO Hidden Side Boat (70419)

LEGO Hidden Side Boat (70419)

LEGO Hidden Side Boat (70419)


Graveyard (70420) – 335 pieces – $29.99

Graveyard (70420)

Graveyard (70420)

Graveyard (70420)

Graveyard (70420)

Graveyard (70420)


Truck (70421) – 428 pieces – $39.99

LEGO Hidden Side Truck (70421)

LEGO Hidden Side Truck (70421)

LEGO Hidden Side Truck (70421)

LEGO Hidden Side Truck (70421)


Diner (70422) – 598 pieces – $49.99

Diner (70422)

Diner (70422)

Diner (70422)

Diner (70422)


Bus (70423) – 689 pieces – $59.99

LEGO Hidden Side Bus (70423)

LEGO Hidden Side Bus (70423)

LEGO Hidden Side Bus (70423)

LEGO Hidden Side Bus (70423)

LEGO Hidden Side Bus (70423)

LEGO Hidden Side Bus (70423)

LEGO Hidden Side Bus (70423)


Train (70424) – 698 pieces – $89.99

Train (70424)

Train (70424)

Train (70424)

Train (70424)


High School (70425) – 1,478 pieces – $129.99

High School (70425)

High School (70425)

High School (70425)

High School (70425)

High School (70425)

High School (70425)

Comparing the LEGO Ideas The Flintstones (21316) to Submitted Project

LEGO Ideas The Flintstones (21316)

The LEGO Ideas The Flintstones (21316) was officially announced yesterday and there has been a divide among fans of how the set came out. A few of you have asked me to compare the original project to the one that will be coming out later this week. I did have a clear look at the project when I was at Philly Brick Fest last year and here are my thoughts.

LEGO Ideas The Flintstones

As with other LEGO Ideas sets, there are differences between the official set and the projects as LEGO has the final say on what they want in the set. One of the things I’ve noticed is that the official set has more muted colors compared to the project which had very vibrant colors as some of the old Hanna-Barbera cartoons had. The result is somewhat bland especially on the inside of the house.

LEGO Ideas The Flintstones (21316)

The dirt path and the Welcome to Bedrock sign has been completely omitted which helped reduce the parts count. Some other things that were excluded were some of the characters such as Bamm-Bamm, Pebbles, and Dino. I’m not sure why they were left out but considering the Big Bang Theory (21302) set had seven minifigures at a lower price point, adding two, possibly three more would have been nice. Perhaps they could be in a future set? Probably not.

Speaking of the minifigures, Barney has been given regular legs and is the same height as Fred even though the cartoon, he was considerably shorter. I think using the new bendable short legs from … Continue

LEGO Star Wars Podracer – 20th Anniversary Edition (30461) Polybag Revealed

LEGO Star Wars Podracer - 20th Anniversary Edition (30461)

We’ve already seen images and details of the upcoming LEGO Star Wars 20th Anniversary Edition sets that will be coming out later this year. At the New York Toy Fair, LEGO has showed off an additional set in the form of a polybag. It is the Podracer (30461) which has 58 pieces and it pays homage to Anakin’s podracer and is a smaller counterpart to the 75258 version. There’s no word yet on its availability at this time but I assume it’ll be part of a promotion when the 20th Anniversary Edition sets are released.

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