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2022 is the year of the dioramas and for the LEGO Star Wars line, there will be a few sets that will be coming out later this month. The first one that we’ll take a look at is the Death Star Trench Run (75329). It has 665 pieces and will retail for $59.99. The complete build recreates the climax scene from Star Wars: A New Hope at the Death Star.
There are now official images of the new LEGO BrickHeadz Spice Girls Tribute (40548) set which was first revealed late last night. The set has 578 pieces and will retail for $49.99. It is to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Spiceworld and features all five girls in their original outfits. This set will be the first LEGO BrickHeadz set to be based on real life people.
Channel your girl power with this LEGO® BrickHeadz™ Spice Girls Tribute (40548). Delight fans of the world’s most iconic girl group in this 25th anniversary year of the release of the Spiceworld album with a gift of this buildable set. It features all five girls and comes with authentic details such as Geri’s iconic Union Jack dress and Mel B’s animal print catsuit. Each figure stands on a baseplate, making these cool construction models the ideal display for any Spice Girls superfan.
• The Spice Girls, LEGO® BrickHeadz™ style – This buildable LEGO BrickHeadz Spice Girls Tribute (40548) brings Emma, Geri, Melanie C, Mel B and Victoria , in iconic costumes, to superfans’ bedrooms
• Colorful display piece – This 578-piece LEGO® set for BrickHeadz™ fans aged 16 and up comes with step-by-step building instructions and includes baseplates for display
• Gift idea – The models measure over 3 in. (8 cm) high, 1 in. (5 cm) wide and 1 in. (5 cm) deep. They make the ideal birthday present or holiday gift for any Spice Girl fan
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The promotion for the new LEGO Vintage Taxi (40532) is now live on the LEGO Shop. You can get it with purchases of $200/£200/200€ from now until February 13, while supplies last. The promo does stack with the Year of the Tiger (40491), at least in other countries until February 6. The tiger is sold out in the US but LEGO Stores might still have them in stock.
As for the Vintage Taxi, it’ll probably last until the end of the promo period since a lot of the newer LEGO exclusives are out of stock including the Boutique Hotel (10297) that goes well with it. Tack on the high price threshold and you’ll have a set that’ll sit around for a while. If you do make a purchase, make sure you use Rakuten to earn some cash back.
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LEGO has just restocked a number of sets on the LEGO Shop that are soon to be retired. This might be the final time that they will be restocking so get them while you still can. This is also nice timing since the Year of the Tiger (40491) promotion is still going on until January 27.
• LEGO Creator James Bond Aston Martin DB5 (10262)
• Dinosaur Fossils (21320)
• LEGO Ideas Ship in a Bottle (92177)
• LEGO Stranger Things The Upside Down (75810)
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The new 2022 LEGO Chinese Traditional Festival sets are now available for purchase in North America on the LEGO Shop. The Lunar New Year Traditions (80108) retails for $79.99 while the Lunar New Year Ice Festival (80109) is priced at $119.99 and both sets are the newest ones to celebrate the Lunar New Year.
In addition, the Year of the Tiger (40491) is also available as a gift-with-purchase set with purchases of $85 or more, while supplies last. The promo also doubles up with the LEGO Monkie Kid’s Underwater Journey (30562) polybag when you buy $40 on LEGO Monkie Kid or LEGO Ninjago sets. Be sure to use Rakuten to earn some cash back from your purchase.
Update: The Lunar New Year Traditions (80108) product listing is not coming up anymore. If the page does come up, the listing says “Coming Soon” so I’m not sure what’s going on with it.
Update 2: The set should be up now.
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For those who are are in Europe and in China and Asia Pacific markets, the 2022 LEGO Chinese Traditional Festival sets are now available for purchase on the LEGO Shop. You can now get the Lunar New Year Traditions (80108) and Lunar New Year Ice Festival (80109) which celebrates the Year of the Tiger. This release is few weeks ahead of North America which releases on January 10.
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LEGO has put up the product pages for the new 2022 LEGO Chinese Traditional Festivals sets which we got a first look at a few days ago. There are two sets in this wave and they include the Lunar New Year Traditions (80108) and Lunar New Year Ice Festival (80109) and both will be releasing on January 10.
… ContinueCapture the excitement of Lunar New Year family traditions with this colorful LEGO® toy building set (80108) for ages 8 and up. It features 6 brick-built scenes that are packed with authentic details, and each portrays different festive activities, including food shopping, making good-luck decorations, visiting family and exchanging ‘Hongbao’ red envelopes. There are separate building instructions for each of the detailed scenes so the whole family can build together, and the modules can be arranged in multiple ways to create a unique display.
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The set features 12 LEGO minifigures, including the God of Wealth and a family of 6 people, to bring the scenes to life and let kids role-play their own stories.Top gifts
Collectible Traditional Festival LEGO construction toys make splendid educational gifts for creative kids and anyone interested in Asian culture. Great for building and playing with solo or with friends and family, they also make eye-catching centerpieces.• Modular play-and-display set showcasing Lunar New Year family traditions – Kids learn about Chinese New Year customs as they build and have festive fun with this colorful LEGO® set (80108)
• 12 LEGO® minifigures bring
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