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LEGO Back to the Future DeLorean DMC-12 (10300) New Rumors

The hot little rumor that has picked up steam the past few days is in regards to the upcoming LEGO DeLorean DMC-12 (10300). According to StoneWars, the set will have more than 1,800 parts and will have some sore of light brick for the flux capacitor.

The set has already been talked about last year when the original rumor came out which eventually was the LEGO Pickup Truck (10290). It has already been said that the DeLorean will be coming in April and the cost will be around €179.99. Given those details, we can assume it’ll be the same scale as the Ghostbusters ECTO-1 (10274).

LEGO Lion King’s Castle (10305) Rumored as 90th Anniversary Set

There are new rumors going around online that the upcoming LEGO 90th Anniversary set will be based on LEGO Castle. If you remember from last year, LEGO did a fan vote in which fan would choose which theme will become the anniversary set and the final round came down to Bionicle, Classic Space, Pirates, and Castle. LEGO messed up by splitting up the various Castle themes but they all aggregated to be in the top four.

According to Promobricks, the 90th Anniversary set would loosely be called the Lion King’s Castle (10305). It is said that it could pay homage to the old King’s Castle (6080) which released back in 1984. It is also stated that it would cost around €349.99 and will be released in August which is the month that LEGO was founded in 1932.

LEGO Super Mario 2022 Sets Officially Announced

LEGO has officially revealed the 2022 wave of LEGO Super Mario sets for MAR10 Day. All of the sets will be available on August 1 and this wave will include the Princess Peach Starter Course where we finally get Peach as a figure.


Adventures with Peach Starter Course (71403) – 354 pieces/$59.99


Goomba’s Shoe (71404) – 76 pieces/$9.99


Fuzzy Flippers (71405) – 154 pieces/$19.99


Yoshi’s Gift House (71406) – 246 pieces/$29.99


Cat Peach Suit and Frozen Tower (71407) – 494 pieces/$79.99


Peach’s Castle (71408) – 1,216 pieces/$129.99


Big Spike’s Cloudtop Challenge (71409) – 540 pieces/$69.99


It’s LEGO ® Peach ™ time! The LEGO Group adds Princess Peach to the action in the LEGO® Super Mario™ universe

LEGO® Super Mario Adventures with Peach Starter Course, including a LEGO® Peach™ interactive figure, now revealed alongside brand new, highly anticipated Peach’s Castle Expansion Set

Billund, March 10 2022: The LEGO Group announced that LEGO® Peach™ will be entering the universe of LEGO® Super Mario™, a product line developed together with Nintendo. LEGO Peach joins LEGO® Mario™ and LEGO® Luigi™ for fans to continue to build out their very own LEGO Super Mario adventures. Players will now be able to power up their adventure with even more fun options with the iconic princess when the LEGO Super Mario Adventures with Peach Starter Course becomes available from August 1st 2022.

LEGO Peach brings her recognizable voice and sound effects to the LEGO Super Mario Universe. All three interactive figures will now be available in separate Starter Courses – or entry points

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LEGO Super Mario MAR10 Day Promotions Revealed

LEGO has revealed some Super Mario promotions that will start tomorrow for MAR10 Day. You’ll be able to get the Fuzzy & Mushroom Platform (30389) polybag with purchases of $40 or more on LEGO Super Mario products. This is the same promotion that ran last August and I’m assuming that LEGO still has a bunch in stock. This promo will run from March 10-24, while supplies last.

If you weren’t able to get the LEGO Super Mario coin last year, you will be able to get it again or get another one at LEGO Stores. All you have to do is to wave your LEGO Mario or Luigi figure in front of the in-store cutout or take a picture with the cutout to receive the coin.

Lastly, you can earn 1,000 LEGO VIP points and 50 My Nintendo Platinum Points by purchasing the LEGO Super Mario Team-Up Bundle.

Celebrate International Women’s Day with LEGO Jane Goodall Tribute (40530)

Today is International Women’s Day and you can celebrate with LEGO with the new Jane Goodall Tribute (40530). The promotion is still running and will go until March 15 with purchases of $120. You can read my review of the set here. Dr. Jane Goodall is the foremost expert on the study of chimpanzees which has spanned over 60 years and the set is the second tribute set that LEGO has released to celebrate women.

The LEGO Group 2021 Annual Results Report Strong Growth

Earlier today, LEGO has published the 2021 annual results and they have reported very strong growth last year. Consumer sales went up 22% compared to 2020 and revenue grew 27% to DKK 55.3 million which is equivalent to about $8 billion. Operating profit grew 32% and net profit was DKK 13.3 million.

The top selling themes for 2021 in no particular order include:

• LEGO City
• LEGO Technic
• LEGO Creator Expert
• LEGO Harry Potter
• LEGO Star Wars

The LEGO Group achieves strong growth while investing to build for the future

Consumer sales grew at strong levels in 2021. Brought LEGO® play to more children around the world.

• Consumer sales grew 22 percent for the full year vs 2020.
• Revenue grew 27 percent to DKK 55.3 billion compared with 2020.
• Operating profit grew 32 percent to DKK 17.0 billion.
• Net profit was DKK 13.3 billion in 2021 against DKK 9.9 billion in 2020. Profit grew strongly while the Group continued strategic investments to meet long-term growth.
• Free cash flow was DKK 12.9 billion.
• Market share grew in largest markets.

Billund, March 8th, 2022: The LEGO Group today reported earnings for the full year of 2021. Revenue for the year grew 27 percent versus 2020 to DKK 55.3 billion and consumer sales grew 22 percent over the same period, outpacing the toy industry and driving market share growth globally and in largest markets.

The LEGO Group CEO, Niels B. Christiansen said: “I am grateful for everything the LEGO

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