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LEGO has started another LEGO Ideas building contest called Rebuilding Outdoor Adventures where the winning model will be turned into a future gift with purchase set. The premise of the contest is to recreate your fondest memory of the great outdoors. It will run until April 16 and there will be a fan vote from May 12-20 with the winner announced on May 27.
LEGO has dropped a new teaser for a new LEGO One Piece Tony Tony Chopper minifigure. This probably means that we’ll be getting more LEGO One Piece live action sets later this year in addition to the Gum-Gum Fruit (75647) which was revealed next week. You may have noticed that the hat is more pink in the teaser and not red in the live action show. This may be a reference to the anime where Chopper’s hat is pink.
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LEGO has announced that they will not be renewing their partnership with FIRST and this season will be the last First LEGO League season together. LEGO Education will still launch a 2027-2028 season but didn’t give details on what it will consist of at this time. LEGO Education back in January announced that they will be releasing a new Computer Science & AI learning solution while the SPIKE Portfolio will be retired at the end of June.
Since 1998 we have partnered with FIRST® to inspire kids through STEM learning. As we look to the future, we’ve decided not to renew our partnership with FIRST. The 2026-2027 FIRST® LEGO® League season will be our last together.
LEGO® Education will launch a 2027-2028 season, and we look forward to bringing fun, inspiring and creative STEM learning and the important skills it develops to even more children in the future.
We can’t share more details yet, only that we will continue to work with our incredibly dedicated partners, volunteers and community around the world. Thank you for all you do to inspire the next generation of problem-solvers and visionaries.
For now, let’s finish the 2025-2026 season strongly and make the 2026-2027 FIRST LEGO League season one of the best!
Thank you FIRST for your shared vision and collaboration.
Barnes & Noble will be be holding a spring LEGO Make & Take event featuring a Happy Hummingbird build. The build is free from March 27-29, depending on the store, but you have to contact your local store to reserve a spot. Spots are extremely limited and some stores have already filled up their allocation.
Join us in store for a LEGO Build event featuring “Happy Hummingbird” as we flutter into Spring!
This event is perfect for LEGO enthusiasts that are 10 years of age and older but all guests are welcome. If this is an event that you are interested in, contact our store for additional details and to reserve a spot.
LEGO has officially revealed the next set in their multi-year partnership with Nike with the Nike Air Max 95 x LEGO Set (43025). Releasing on March 28, the set has 1,213 pieces and will retail for $99.99. The set features the iconic Nike Air Max 95 and includes a display stand along with a bubble Air logo and a minifigure with Nike clothing.
The hottest drop of the season has landed. Embrace ’90s fashion and pay homage to a trainer icon with the Nike Air Max 95 x LEGO® Set (43025) for ballers aged 12 and over. Based on the original Nike Air Max 95 kicks that were first launched in 1995, this collectable building set lets kids and Nike fans create a classic trainer. True to the original design, the Nike trainer comes in muted shades of black and light graphite, with bold accents of neon yellow, and the model includes a display stand, bubble logo and minifigure that has a customisable head and wears Nike clothing and Air Max 95 trainers. For added fun, there’s a hidden drawer in the base of the model that can be opened by twisting the trainer. Once completed, it becomes cool Nike decor and is sure to thrill kids when given as a sports gift on birthdays and special occasions. It’s also available in the LEGO builder app, where budding sports stars can track their progress and rotate their builds. Set contains 1,213 pieces.
LEGO has officially revealed the next LEGO Icons set with the Douglas DC‑3 PAN AM Airliner (11378). Releasing on April 1, the set has 1,903 pieces and will retail for $219.99. The build features a recreation of the 1930s twin-engine aircraft that helped shape commercial aviation. One of the functions include the retractable landing gear. The set also includes minifigures of the pilot, purser, stewardess and flight attendant, all in their historically inspired PAN AM uniforms.
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BILLUND, DENMARK – 17 March 2026: The LEGO Group today unveils the LEGO® Icons Douglas™ DC-3™ PAN AM® Airliner, an impressive new building set created for fans of aviation history.
This collectible model invites builders to journey back into the golden age of air travel, recreating the legendary 1930s twin-engine aircraft that helped shape commercial aviation. With 1,903 pieces, the set captures the DC-3’s unmistakable silhouette and includes an authentically detailed cockpit and passenger cabin, complete with aisle and seating. A standout functional feature is the retractable landing gear, operated via a simple dial.
Adding to its display-worthy appeal, the model includes four exclusive minifigures: a pilot, purser, stewardess and flight attendant, all wearing historically inspired PAN AM uniforms. Once complete, the aircraft can be showcased on a sturdy display stand with an information plaque, alongside a dedicated PAN AM-branded minifigure display, making it a prized collectible for aviation and LEGO enthusiasts alike.
The LEGO® Icons Douglas™ DC-3™ PAN AM® set will be available
The promotion for the LEGO Seasonal Easter Decorations (40890) is now live on the LEGO Shop. From now until March 26, you can get it with general purchases of $75 or more, while supplies last. Another promotion going on at the same time is that you can earn 2x Insiders points on select LEGO sets.
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