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LEGO House Exclusive Wooden Duck (40501) Revealed

Earlier this year, it was reported that the LEGO House Tree of Creativity (4000026) would be retired and a new exclusive set would be taking its place. Fast forward to today, we now know of the set thanks to Brickset which is the Wooden Duck (40501). The building instructions were found uploaded to Customer Service but it looks like they have been quickly taken down.

The set pays homage to the Wooden Duck created by Ole Kirk Christiansen that was released in 1935. Like with other LEGO House exclusives, I don’t see it being available online and will be only available at the LEGO House, unless you have connections or purchase them off the secondary market.

LEGO Book Sales on Amazon – May 2020

Amazon currently has a lot of LEGO themed books on sale, some of which has some really good deals on them. Some of them also include exclusive minifigures with them as well so if you don’t have them yet, you get some good literature and minifigures to add to your collection.

LEGO Minifigure Year by Year: A Visual History – $21.16/47% off
The LEGO Ideas Book: Unlock Your Imagination – $13.79/45% off
The LEGO Book – New Edition – $14.73/41% off
LEGO DC Universe Super Heroes Batman: Visual Dictionary – $14.90/32% off
LEGO DC Super Heroes Visual Dictionary – $15.39/30% off
LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes Character Encyclopedia – $13.99/26% off
LEGO Star Wars Ideas Book – $12.53/50%
LEGO Star Wars Visual Dictionary – New Edition – $11.83/46% off
LEGO Star Wars Character Encyclopedia: Updated and Expanded – $12.89/36% off
LEGO Star Wars Character Encyclopedia – New Edition – $13.89/31% off

LEGO Technic Powered Up Components to be Sold Individually

LEGO has announced that you will be able to buy certain LEGO Powered Up components that were found in various Technic sets separately starting on June 1. This allows builders to further enhance their builds without having to invest in a whole set just to get the parts.

A message from Gaute Munch, Director Product Technology (Product owner of Powered UP)

For the past two years we have been in dialog with Ambassadors here on the LAN about Powered Up. The feedback that you have shared has been greatly appreciated. It has been insightful but also pleasure to work and brainstorm with different AFOLs around the world on Powered Up. If you are a member of a Recognized Community, thank you.

Today, we are excited to share the news below with you. We are even more excited to know what your plans are? Are there existing sets you are already excited to modify? Are these going straight into your MOCs? It is almost time for show-and-tell!

Great News on Powered Up Components!

Until now our LEGO® Technic™ Powered Up components have only been available to buy as part of the sets and we know that some of you have been interested in having the electronic components available to be sold separately.

Powered Up components are the hubs, motors, lights, sensors and control handsets that can help builders bring their LEGO models to life. The components can be used to add motorized movement and light features to models, and control them through the Powered UP App.

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LEGO Minifigure: A Visual History – New Edition Content Preview

Amazon has updated their product listing for LEGO Minifigure: A Visual History – New Edition with new preview pages showing some of the content for the book. The updated version of the book features 256 pages covering over 2,000 minifigures complete with facts and details about them. It also comes with an exclusive orange LEGO Spaceman minifigure as well which should be highly sought after for completionists. LEGO Minifigure: A Visual History – New Edition is now available for pre-order and it retails for $40 and comes with the price guarantee if it drops in price before the release date of October 13.

Celebrate the epic journey of the LEGO® minifigure with this new edition – featuring an exclusive spaceman minifigure!

Why don’t minifigures have ears? Which minifigure has appeared in the most ever sets? Which minifigure has a wolf alter ego?

This updated edition highlights the best minifigures from every year since 1978. Starring more than 2,000 of the most popular and rare minifigures from the LEGO® Minifigure Series and themes including LEGO® NINJAGO®, THE LEGO® MOVIE™, LEGO® Star Wars™, LEGO® City, LEGO® Harry Potter™ and many more. Discover the evolution of minifigure design from past to present and explore their accessories and sets.

From divers, astronauts and vampires to Super Heroes, firefighters and movie characters, feast your eyes on the most awesome minifigures of every decade!

New LEGO Brick Sketches Sets Revealed

Brickset has just revealed a brand new line coming out soon called LEGO Brick Sketches. As you can see from the images, they look very familiar. That is because the designer for these sketches is Chris McVeigh. You may have seen his work a few years ago before he was hired by LEGO and now his idea has became official sets.

As for the LEGO Brick Sketches, there are four sets in the initial wave including Batman (40386), First Order Stormtrooper (40391), The Joker, (40428), and BB-8 (40431). There’s no word on pricing or when they will be available but I’m guessing these are the August 1 summer wave sets.

LEGO City 2019 Advent Calendar (60235) Amazon Sale – May 2020

It’s Christmas in the spring as Amazon has the LEGO City 2019 Advent Calendar (60235) on sale for 37% off the retail price. This is the lowest price it has been at in a few months and only second to the deeper sale it had at the beginning of the year. The set has 234 pieces and it has seven minifigures including Santa Claus. Since the box doesn’t really label it for 2019, it can be used in the future as well.

More LEGO Super Mario Sets Found

Slovak site Svetmodelov.sk has posted more product listings for upcoming LEGO Super Mario theme. They are loosely translated so they aren’t very accurate. It looks like these are to customize the Mario device to other costumes that he has worn in the franchise. I’m curious to see if Flying Mario is Raccoon Mario or Cape Mario. As of now, we still haven’t seen much out of the theme but hopefully we get some more details soon. It was rumored that LEGO was to reveal more about it during San Diego Comic Con but we’ll see what happens now since SDCC moved to a virtual format for this year.

Fire Mario Outfit (71370)
Flying Mario Outfit (71371)
Cat Mario Outfit (71372)
Builder Mario Outfit (71373)
Action Cubes (71361)

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