
LEGO over the years has released Spring Festival sets to celebrate the Chinese/Lunar New Year and one of this year’s set is the Fortune Firecracker (80118). It has 1,039 pieces and retails for $89.99.
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LEGO over the years has released Spring Festival sets to celebrate the Chinese/Lunar New Year and one of this year’s set is the Fortune Firecracker (80118). It has 1,039 pieces and retails for $89.99.

If you’re still looking to get the LEGO F1 Collectible Race Cars 6 Pack (66796), Amazon currently has it for 48% off. The set of 6 is now priced at $15.60 which saves you $14.34 on it. Each box is random so you aren’t guaranteed a complete set of 12 even if you buy two sets.
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This year marks the 15th anniversary of the LEGO Ninjago theme and select LEGO Brand Stores will be holding LEGO Ninjago Days. The event will take place at the Mall of America, West Edmonton, Fifth Avenue, and Nebraska Crossing and you’ll be able to help build a mural to celebrate 15 years of Ninjago as well as taking pictures with Kai. It doesn’t say anything about any giveaways or make & take builds but you never know.
Calling all Ninjas! Celebrate 15 years of Ninjago play at the LEGO® Store for Ninjago Days!
This event will take place at four of our locations:
Mall of America
West Edmonton
Fifth Avenue
Nebraska CrossingAt these locations you’ll be able to:
Meet everyone’s favorite Ninja of Fire – Kai!
Starting at 12pm on Saturday 11/17 and 2pm on Sunday 11/18 Kai will be appearing!Help build a mural celebrating 15 years of Ninjago!
Mural build hours are:
Saturday 1/17 from 11am-8pm
Sunday 1/18 from 12pm-6pm

The LEGO Ideas Third 2025 Review Stage is now set with 75 projects reaching the 10,000 supporter goal. It was fairly slow the first few months, then it ramped up in mid to late December. We were only at 44 projects that hit the goal in early December but then an influx rounded out the end of the qualifying period.
Anne of Green Gables – Iyan ha
The LEGO Ideas Third 2025 Review Stage is now set and we have now moved on to the First 2026 Review Stage with two projects already qualifying for it. Although I didn’t vote for it, the minifigure scale airplane turbine that actually works looks really neat. The other project features the Halliwell Manor from the late 90s to mid-2000s show with a trio of witch sisters.

BrickLink has revealed the final designs of the five BrickLink Designer Program Series 7 sets. Crowdfunding for the sets will start on February 16 at 8am PST. A minimum of 3,000 sets have to be sold before they actually produce them. There is now a real-time production system that dynamically change depending how popular a set is so the total number of available sets varies based on the number of orders and production capacity.






LEGO has released the press release for the newly announced LEGO SMART Brick and the LEGO SMART Play system. You can read more about it the functionality of it below. In addition, three new LEGO Star Wars sets have been announced with pre-orders going live on January 9 and releasing on March 1.
– 1x LEGO SMART Brick
– 1x LEGO SMART MINIFIGURE featuring Darth Vader
– 1x SMART TAG featuring the TIE Fighter



– 1x LEGO SMART Brick
– 2x LEGO SMART MINIFIGURES featuring Luke Skywalker and Princess Leia
– 5x SMART TAGS featuring the X-wing, Imperial turret, transporter, command center and R2-D2 accessories




– 2x LEGO SMART Bricks
– 3x LEGO® SMART MINIFIGURES featuring Luke Skywalker, Emperor Palpatine, Darth Vader
– 5x SMART TAGS featuring an A-wing, throne, Death Star turret and Lightsaber™ duels (2x tags)



… ContinueIntroducing LEGO® SMART Play™: Bringing your creations to life
• The LEGO Group introduces LEGO® SMART Play™, a new play innovation that brings LEGO creations to life like never before.
• The platform is powered by the LEGO SMART Brick, which is packed with ground-breaking, world-first technologies that means LEGO builds can respond to how they are played with for the first time.
• LEGO SMART Play™ brings LEGO creations to life through seamless advanced technology enabling open-ended physical play, all without screens – and its platform
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