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More LEGO 2016 Official Box Images

We’re back again with more official box art images of a lot of LEGO sets from various themes for the first half of 2016 in preparation of the sets being sold on Shop@Home very soon including Architecture, BIONICLE, City, Creator, Disney Princess, DUPLO, and Friends. To see more in-depth images of the sets, head on over to Brickset. Which sets below are you looking forward to picking up?

Architecture

Venice (21026)

LEGO Architecture Venice (21026)

Berlin (21027)

LEGO Architecture Berlin (21027)

New York City (21028)

LEGO Architecture New York City (21028)

Burj Khalifa (21031)

LEGO Architecture Burj Khalifa (21031)

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LEGO 2016 Set Rumors (Various Themes)

It’s that time of the year were more details of 2016 set will be coming out. My trusty source has provided me with some more rumored LEGO sets coming throughout next year. There are no pictures but I do have some details for various themes. Let’s just start alphabetically by theme.

For the Architecture sets, we kinda knew about the city type ones but one that wasn’t touched on was one featuring Buckingham Palace from the United Kingdom. It’s made up of lots of tan pieces and also includes a mini double-decker bus.

There was also mentioning of one of the LEGO Ghostbusters sets from the reboot movie which I posted the announcement earlier today. All I have from Ghostbusters is a set number of 75828 with $79.99 NZD.

LEGO TECHNIC fans also get in on the fun with a Bucket Wheel Excavator (42055) that goes for $499 NZD. There’s also another TECHNIC set named “Ultimate Vehicle” which goes for $699 NZD. I’m not sure if that’s the final name of it or not but that’s what I was told.

Although I said I would go alphabetically with themes, I saved what could be an awesome set for last. Back in 2013, LEGO released the LEGO Creator Sydney Opera House (10234) which was based off of the famous building in Australia. Rumor has it that LEGO will be releasing another world building set with the Big Ben (10253) from London with the pricing at $499 NZD.

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LEGO 2016 Set Name Listings on Amazon.de

Today Amazon.de has upload a ton of listings for various upcoming LEGO 2016 sets. There were many posts on Eurobricks on these listings but I’ve organized them alphabetically by theme. Thanks to CM4sci for the heads up. The set names are loosely translated from German so they might not be the official names but they give you an idea of what the sets are. This list does correspond to the list that came out a few days ago.

Update: LEGO has asked sites to remove the list. Amazon.de messed up and accidentally posted it just a little bit too early. Sorry folks.

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LEGO Architecture: The Visual Guide 50% Off

LEGO Architecture: The Visual Guide

If you haven’t picked up a copy of the LEGO Architecture: The Visual Guide from DK, now is a great time to pick it up because both Amazon and Barnes & Nobleicon has it on sale for only $20 which is a full 50% off the retail price. If you have a B&N membership, you can get an additional 10% off plus whatever coupon you have. The 232 page book is a very nice reference book for all the LEGO Architecture sets up to the end of 2014 and makes a great coffee table book.

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LEGO Architecture “Fill The Gap” Competition Announced

The LEGO Architecture Facebook Page has announced a new competition to get your building imagination running. It’s called “Fill The Gap” and from now until April 12, 2015, all you have to do is to find an empty area in your city and fill it with objects created with white and/or transparent LEGO bricks like the image above. After you create it, take a picture and share it it on LEGO Architecture Facebook Page or Instagram and tag it with the hashtag ‪#‎FillTheGap‬.

Judges of the competition will be comprised of architects from Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG). This is the same group who is working on The LEGO House right now in Billund, Denmark.

Prizes of the Fill The Gap contest include:

First place: One of each LEGO Architecture 2015 model shipped directly to the winner’s house immediately after launch (Total value of $129.97 / EUR 129,97).

Second Place: One 21050 LEGO Architecture Studio (Total value of $159.99 / EUR 159,99)

Third place: One example of “LEGO Architecture: The Visual Guide” (Total value of $40.00 / EUR 40,00).

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LEGO Architecture: The Visual Guide Book Review

A few days ago, I received a package in the mail from DK and inside was the fairly recent released LEGO Architecture: The Visual Guide. I actually got two copies of the book so I’ll be doing a giveaway after the review so stay tuned for that.

LEGO Architecture: The Visual Guide

LEGO Architecture: The Visual Guide

The book itself is a hardback which contains 232 pages and retails for $40. Like all other DK books, you know you’ll be getting high quality content as well as crisp images. In collaboration with LEGO and Adam Reed Tucker, The Visual Guide takes a look at the LEGO Architecture sets along with builders and the inspiration behind the set.

The first thing you notice when you first look at the LEGO Architecture: The Visual Guide is the sheer size of it. The book comes with a nice slipcover which features some of the more recognizable Architecture sets.

The book starts off with an introduction with the beginnings of the LEGO Architecture theme which actually started in the 1960s and how LEGO artist Adam Tucker Reed revived the theme. LEGO noticed Adam’s models and were so impressed with his vision that they relaunched the Architecture line in 2008. The book also takes a look at the four LEGO designers who have worked on the theme including Steen Sig Andersen, Rok Zgolin Kobe, Jorn Kristian Thomsen, and Michael Hepp.

LEGO Architecture: The Visual Guide

In between the previous chapters is a visual timeline of all 22 LEGO Architecture sets that have been produced since 2008. This timeline is split into the Landmark Series and … Continue

LEGO Billund Airport (4000016) Set Details

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If you’re heading to Billund, Denmark for whatever reason in the future, there may be something that could be of interest to you. Promo Bricks has information on the new LEGO Billund Airport (4000016) which is an exclusive to only the company’s home country. The set itself is made into the Architecture-style and consists of 281 pieces which retails for €54/399.96 dkr/$68.

The exclusivity of the set is that it is only available in the LEGO Store at the Billund Airport which is located in the departure hall. As a result, only passengers who fly out of Billund are able to purchase the 4000016 set. Adding to the exclusivity, there are only 10,000 of these sets available so most of us probably won’t be able to get it for our collection unless you go to the secondary market like eBay. Also, the designer of the LEGO Billund Airport (4000016), Lennart Cort, still works at the LEGO Store there and he can sign your set if you request it.

As an eBay Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases.

So who’s going to Billund soon and is able to pick me up a set?

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