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Starting this Friday, April 19 to May 2, LEGO will have a new LEGO Marvel Super Heroes gift-with-purchase promotion with the Avengers Tower (40334). You can get for free with purchases of $75 or more on LEGO Marvel Super Heroes products at LEGO Stores and on Shop@Home, while supplies last. LEGO has sent over an early copy to give you guys a quick look at it.
At Star Wars Celebration 2019, Supervising Sound Editor and Sound Designer Matt Wood has revealed that there will be a new LEGO Star Wars Video Game coming this year. There was no details given as it was just a project that he was listing off that they are working on.
I’ve actually known about this game since early last year. It was said that “the new LEGO Star Wars is the most important game TT has released, ever.” The game is rumored to be completely remastered and will feature all 9 films from the Skywalker saga as well as part of the Extended Universe. It was also said that it would use procedurally generated worlds, similar to what LEGO Worlds uses, to explore in space while using hundreds of characters to play as.
We’ll probably hear more about the game during San Diego Comic Con but in the meantime, check out the clip where Matt Wood just skims by the announcement.
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If you’ve been in LEGO for a while, you may have seen MOCs by Carter Baldwin. I first met Carter a few years ago during Philly Brick Fest and he’s a really cool guy with tons of talent. One of my favorite builds of his is the Alien Queen from earlier this year but he also does great work on a variety of vehicles. Where I’m going with this is that Carter has announced that he has been hired on by LEGO as a Product Designer in Denmark. Although he didn’t state what theme he will be working on, I’m sure that there will be some good stuff coming to LEGO soon. Again, LEGO does notice regular fans who has fantastic builds and talent and will continue to hire them if they work hard enough.
Today was the big day for Star Wars fans as the teaser trailer for Star Wars: Episode IX – The Rise of Skywalker was released. This movie is the culmination of the Skywalker saga that started over 40 years ago and it’ll be in theaters this December. The teaser shows some pretty cool scenes but the ending gives off an impression that a certain Sith Lord has returned. Based off what you’ve seen so far, what do you think we’ll be getting from LEGO later this year?
At Star Wars Celebration 2019 in Chicago, LEGO has achieved a Guinness World Record with the Largest Display of LEGO Star Wars Minifigures. At 36,440 Stormtrooper minifigures, it beat the previous record of 35.210 LEGO Star Wars minifigures. It took 38 hours to complete with a team of 12 people.
… ContinueThe Largest Display of LEGO Star Wars Minifigures
FACTS
• 36,440 LEGO Star Wars minifigures total, beating the previous record of 35,210 LEGO Star Wars minifigures
• Display measures 20 feet tall by 20 feet wide
• Arranged in the shape of the iconic stormtrooper helmet
• The display took a team of 12 people 38 hours to create
• The installation was then evaluated by GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS adjudicator, Christina Flounders Conlon
• The LEGO stormtrooper minifigures used in the model are the same stormtrooper minifigures that are in our new 20th anniversary commemorative building set, the LEGO Star Wars Imperial Dropship (available now).Today, the LEGO Group marked 20 years of LEGO Star Wars by achieving a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS title for largest display of LEGO Star Wars minifigures, kicking off a weekend-long experience at Star Wars Celebration. Two decades worth of products, content and collaboration between two of the world’s most beloved brands will be showcased at booth #1616 at McCormick Place in downtown Chicago, giving fans of all ages the chance to relive their fandom and build excitement for what’s to come this Fall.
Made up of 36,440 LEGO Star Wars stormtrooper minfigures, the record-setting display is arranged in the shape of
LEGO has announced the next LEGO House exclusive set this morning with the Dinosaurs (40366). Many of you guys guessed correctly yesterday and it will be available on April 17 only at the LEGO Store at the LEGO House. Check out the press release below.
… ContinueThree giant LEGO® dinosaurs greet visitors when they climb the stairs to the Experience Zones of the LEGO House. Available from April 17th as a retail set.
Positioned in The Masterpiece Gallery the three iconic dinosaurs are the stunning centrepieces of the room. Each model has a metal skeleton inside to support the LEGO bricks, the height of each models is 2,92 m (without podium) and the total piece count of the three models is more than 600.000 LEGO bricks. Now LEGO House has taken on the challenge to convert the three giant dinosaurs into a retail product.
The retail product, LEGO® House dinosaurs, will be launched at the LEGO Store in LEGO House this summer. And if everything goes as planned the first boxes will already be for sale from 17th April.
The LEGO model is a great reproduction of the giant dinosaurs capturing all the most iconic features in a rescaled version.
Designer Nina Koopman says: ”One of the biggest challenges with the new model has been to capture all the details from the big models. Especially since the models in Masterpiece Gallery were all built of the three different building systems LEGO DUPLO, LEGO Technic and LEGO System. You see it especially with the yellow dino where we
Today LEGO is celebrating the 20th anniversary of the LEGO Star Wars theme. It started off in 1999 coinciding with the release of Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace in theaters and it spawned one of the most popular LEGO themes in the company’s history. Check out the press release that LEGO sent over to commemorate the event along with some facts and trivia about the theme. Also, there are some behind the scenes things for LEGO Star Wars that we would like to showcase in the next few days so stay tuned for that as well.
… ContinueThe greatest battles built since 1999
– celebrating 20 years of LEGO® Star Wars™ fandomThe LEGO Group raises its lightsabers to toast the fans instrumental to the success of the
LEGO® Star Wars™20-year legacy and launches five new special edition sets to mark the anniversary.
Billund, April 9: Twenty years ago, in a galaxy far, far away, the LEGO® Star Wars™ collaboration entered the lives of millions of children and fans around the world. Today, the LEGO Group is celebrating the 20th anniversary of the much-loved range that continues to unite fans of all ages and has inspired some of the greatest battles ever built.
LEGO Star Wars was the LEGO Group’s first IP franchise and has since remained one of the most popular, allowing fans across generations and geographiesto come together in fun and challenging building exercises. Around 700 different sets (including 1,000 LEGO Star Wars minifigures), five video games, several television and web series, and
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