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BrickLink has revealed the second wave of projects that you will be able to support for the AFOL Designer Program. Starting on February 1, you will be able to crowdfund any of the finalists and the ones that are successful will be made into an exclusive BrickLink limited edition 60 Years Anniversary set.
One of summer 2019 The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part sets has been revealed during the London Toy Fair with The Rexcelsior! (70839). The set has 1,820 pieces and retail for £139.99 and it includes minifigures of Emmet and Rex Dangervest as well as some microfigures of them and the baby raptors. One of the play features with The Rexcelsior is the 6-missile rapid blast function. We first saw the set The LEGO Movie 2: The Awesomest, Most Amazing, Most Epic Movie Guide and there was no doubt that we would be seeing this set coming in the summer.
… ContinueIn a global exclusive reveal at this year’s London Toy Fair, The LEGO Group has shown off an upcoming addition to its range of exciting products from The LEGO® MOVIE 2: THE SECOND PART™ (in UK cinemas February 8th) – in the form of new hero Rex Dangervest’s ship, The Rexcelsior.
The 1,820 piece model, released in summer 2019, gives builders of all ages the chance to take control of all-action hero Dangervest’s vessel, shaped like a fist and featuring a rapid-fire, 6-missile spring-loaded shooter with shooting function and a trigger in the back, allowing them to role-play space missions with Rex, Emmet and Rex’s raptor crew.
Measuring over 7” (19cm) high, 15” (40cm) long and 8” (21cm) wide, The Rexcelsior features a detailed microscale interior, as well as Stubble Trouble Emmet and Rex Dangervest Minifigures, Emmet and Rex LEGO Microfigures, five micro raptor toy dinosaur figures and five micro build models including Emmet’s house and
Last year I reported that there will be a new LEGO Star Wars Visual Dictionary: New Edition coming in April 2019. Amazon has recently updated their listing of the book with some new preview images of what we can expect to see. The last version of the book came out in 2014 with the Updated and Expanded version and the latest one will include LEGO Star Wars sets and minifigures that have been released in the last few years. Of course, we can’t forget about the exclusive minifigure that will also be included with the New Edition which should be revealed as we get closer to the release date.
The ultimate visual exploration of the sets and minifigures of the LEGO Star Wars galaxy
Explore the LEGO® Star Wars(TM) galaxy with this visual guide to the minifigures, vehicles, and sets from the entire Star Wars saga. Discover every detail of the Millennium Falcon, look around the Death Star, examine Poe Dameron’s X-wing starfighter, and find out about all your favorite LEGO Star Wars minifigures-from Rey to Darth Vader. Learn how the awesome sets are created in the Beyond the Brick chapter, which features concept art and an interview with the LEGO Star Wars creative team.
The LEGO Star Wars Visual Dictionary – New Edition has been fully updated and expanded to cover the latest LEGO Star Wars sets, and to tell you everything there is to know about LEGO Star Wars. The book also comes with an exciting exclusive LEGO Star Wars minifigure!
The LEGO Movie came out five years ago and arguably the most popular character was Benny. The sequel comes out in a few short weeks and Benny will be bring along some of his friends with Benny’s Space Squad (70841) set. It has 68 pieces and retails for
$9.99. The contents of the box include two unnumbered bags and the instructions.
The 2019 London Toy Fair kicks off on Tuesday and it looks like LEGO will be back this year to show off some of their lineups for this year. According to the exhibit floor map, they won’t be on the floor itself with the other exhibitors but they have their own space in the Olympia Room which is tucked away on one side of the show floor. This may suggest that LEGO has a lot to show off or it’ll mostly be for The LEGO Movie 2 sets which there are a lot of.
If you remember from last year, LEGO did not attend the event and there was no reasoning given for it. It could be that the company was focusing on turning the company around after their financial results weren’t as encouraging as they expected for the year before. Anyways, I’m not sure if any LEGO fansites were invited to attend this year’s Toy Fair or if it’s just for retailers like with 2017 but hopefully there are some details that come out of it.
Last year BrickLink teamed up with LEGO to launch the AFOL Designer Program which is a crowdfunding program to allow builders to create something that will eventually become a BrickLink limited edition 60 Years Anniversary set. Today they have announced the first eight finalists out of the 16 that you will be able to support starting in February. The ones that are successfully crowdfunded will be shipping starting in April. Which ones are you excited to see as a set?
If you follow LEGO on Instagram, you may have seen that they did teaser on their Instagram Story for some sort of reveal tomorrow. The caption says “A *Big* Reveal! ” with the countdown time set for tomorrow morning. I literally don’t know what this reveal is about and it’s the first time I’ve heard about it. Usually recognized LEGO fan media sites are informed early about their upcoming product reveals but I haven’t gotten anything about whatever this teaser is about. My guess is it will be the review results of the LEGO Ideas Second 2018 projects since they did the announcement for the Second 2017 results around the same time last year. What do you guys think this reveal will be? Sound off in the comments below.
**Update: Check out the announcement here.**
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