
The newest LEGO Ideas to hit the store shelves is the Minifigure Vending Machine (21358). It has 1,343 pieces and retails for $179.99. The set combines a regular Collectible Minifigures series as well as a functional build.
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The newest LEGO Ideas to hit the store shelves is the Minifigure Vending Machine (21358). It has 1,343 pieces and retails for $179.99. The set combines a regular Collectible Minifigures series as well as a functional build.
The new LEGO Ideas Minifigure Vending Machine (21358) was revealed yesterday and we have some additional information about the 16 minifigures that are included in the set. Each of them has their own unique story and they’re pretty interesting because some of them reference characters from classic themes like Space, Fabuland, Castle, Pirates, and Paradisa.
The two most normal looking ones are the ones for the LEGO Ideas designer with a cool printed logo torso and one for Rob the fan designer of the set.
Some new factions for the Castle theme were revealed with the Griffin Knights and the Kraken Warriors.
Paradisa makes a surprising return with the Beach Bro and the Beach Bae who are both rocking Paradisa summer tops with 92 on the back which references 1992, the first year of the theme.
The Classic Space theme gets in on the fun as they are now in pearl-gold as well as teal colors.
Fabuland also gets referenced as there are costume characters for Elton Elephant and Bernard Bear, both also having printed Fabuland torsos.
Lastly we have the Pirates theme which has grown-up versions of Bo’sun Will and Camilla which are characters from the LEGO Pirates Comic (6255).
The LEGO House has introduced new Masterbuilds to the Masterpiece Gallery which consists of builds from 15 LEGO builders from around the world. The builds will be on display for fans to enjoy while visiting the LEGO House.
… ContinueA dream come true for 15 Adult LEGO fans: Masterbuilds from around the world displayed at LEGO House to celebrate play and creativity
• 15 LEGO fans hailing from nine countries, sees their dream comes true as they are invited to exhibit their personal LEGO builds in LEGO House, Denmark. Visitors from around the world will be able to admire their work and gain inspiration for new building techniques.
• “Every build in the exhibition reflects great effort and creativity and bring joy to everyone who visits. We look forward to sharing the exhibition and hope our guests leave inspired to continue building their own ideas with LEGO bricks, no matter their age,” says Kathrine Kirk Muff, Managing Director at LEGO House.25th of September 2024: LEGO® House, located in Billund, Denmark, is the ultimate LEGO destination for fans of all ages, drawing visitors from over 120 countries in 2024 alone. Since its opening in 2017, LEGO fans from around the world, known as AFOLs (Adult Fans of LEGO), have been selected to showcase their unique LEGO builds in the Masterpiece Gallery exhibition. From the 25th of September and the following year, LEGO House present a new exhibition featuring exceptional fan-built creations by 15 carefully chosen AFOLs.
“LEGO House is a global community clubhouse, where we bring together
2024 is the year of the Space LEGO sets and another one that has been put on sale on Amazon is the LEGO Creator 3-in-1 Space Astronaut (31152). It is now listed at $43.99 which saves you 20% on it. The main build of the set is the astronaut and the alternate builds include a space dog and a space viper jet.
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February is now here and there are some new LEGO sets that have dropped on the LEGO Shop. February is usually a quiet month for releases since last month was the big one for the year. The next larger release will be happening in March.
As far as promotions go, the LEGO Love Gift Box (40679) which will run from February 1-14 with purchases of $75. The LEGO Year of the Dragon (40611) should still be running in select countries until February 6 but it has sold out online for the US.
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• Iron Spider-Man (40670) – $9.99
• Potted Groot (40671) – $9.99
• Sonic the Hedgehog: Knuckles & Shadow (40672) – $19.99
• Stitch (40674) – $9.99
• Dune Atreides Royal Ornithopter (10327) – $164.99
• Kingfisher (10331) – $49.99
• Family Tree (21346) – $79.99
• Red London Telephone Box (21347) – $114.99
February is only a few days away and here’s a quick guide on what LEGO sets will be releasing soon on the LEGO Shop. It’ll be a fairly quiet month for releases because March will be the next larger release schedule.
As far as promotions go, we can only confirm the LEGO Love Gift Box (40679) which will run from February 1-14 with purchases of $75. The LEGO Year of the Dragon (40611) should still be running in select countries until February 6 but it looks to be sold out online for the US. You’ll have to check with stores to see if they still have them in stock or not.
• Iron Spider-Man (40670) – $9.99
• Potted Groot (40671) – $9.99
• Sonic the Hedgehog: Knuckles & Shadow (40672) – $19.99
• Stitch (40674) – $9.99
• Dune Atreides Royal Ornithopter (10327) – $164.99
• Kingfisher (10331) – $49.99
• Family Tree (21346) – $79.99
• Red London Telephone Box (21347) – $114.99
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Today is the last day to get your orders in on the LEGO Shop for Double Insider Points on all your orders. This is a good time to get in on it since you can also get the LEGO Year of the Dragon (40611) promotional set with purchases of $85. The gift with purchase set will run until January 31.
To celebrate the upcoming Lunar New Year, LEGO has released a number of Chinese Traditional Festival sets for 2024.
• Red Dragon (31145) – $9.99
• Money Tree (40648) – $24.99
• Spring Festival Mickey Mouse (40673) – $9.99
• Festival Calendar (40678) – $29.94
• Auspicious Dragon (80112) – $89.99
• Family Reunion Celebration (80113) – $129.99
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