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The LEGO Inside Tour has been completed and Brickset has revealed the exclusive set that was given away to attendees. It is called the LEGO House Tree of Creativity (4000024) designed by Stig Steen Andersen and it consists of 1,008 pieces.
The Tree of Creativity is a replica of the large scale tree that you can see inside the LEGO House and it features builds from various LEGO themes.
The Wonders of Peru by cdwboy1979 is the latest project 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas. The project displays some of Peru’s landscapes and ecosystems as well as gastronomy, culture, and race. The whole set is built as a portable box and opens up to show all the details inside.
It now joins the Gilmore Girls – Luke’s Diner as the projects to reach the Second 2017 Review Stage. LEGO is still working on the results for the Third 2016 Review Stage so that should be announced whenever they’re ready.
On the last day of E3 2017, Arthur Parsons showed off some new playable characters that will be in LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 and the focus was on their personality.
On the last day of E3 2017, Arthur Parsons showed off some new playable characters that will be in LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 and the focus was on their personality. A majority of the livestream showed off some of the details of the characters and how they interact other characters. Some of the new characters that were revealed include M.O.D.O.K., Cowboy Captain America, and Medusa. Medusa was also revealed to be the giveaway of the 18-inch minifigure build.
If you’re a fan of the LEGO Minecraft theme, the The Mountain Cave (21137) is now available for VIP members. It is the largest set in the theme coming in at 2,863 pieces but it also retails for $249.99.
Remember you also get the LEGO Canvas Tote Bag when you buy this set as well. Just enter the code JUNE at checkout and it will automatically be added to your cart.
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LEGO is now offering the exclusive Canvas Tote Bag with purchases of $199 or more on Shop@Home. The promotion was originally available at LEGO Stores only but it is now available online as well.
To redeem the offer, enter the code JUNE during checkout. The LEGO Canvas Tote Bag will be available until June 30 or while supplies last. You can check out my review of it here.
Starting tomorrow, LEGO will be starting a new promotion until the end of the month for an exclusive Canvas Tote Bag. You can get it for free with purchases of $199 or more in LEGO Stores.
For the Canvas Tote Bag itself, it’s your typical full-sized, creme/white colored bag with the LEGO logo branding on one side. The material used for the logo seems to be a decent quality and should be able to withstand multiple uses.
For the compartments, you have the main one which is quite large for normal items like books or a laptop. I was able to fit TLBM Batwing box into it but that is about as much as you can fit into it if you are using it to buy more LEGO. There is also a smaller pocket where the LEGO logo is.
Overall, the new LEGO Canvas Tote Bag is the largest promotional giveaways I’ve seen since coming back to LEGO. The main deterrent is not the bag itself but the high qualifying purchase you have to make to get it. The last tote bag that LEGO released was back in 2011 so it’s nice to see another gear item. Again, it will only be available at LEGO Stores starting on June 15-30 while supplies last. Thank you to the LEGO Affiliate Team for sending this item in.
Update: It looks like LEGO is offering the Canvas Tote Bag on Shop@Home when you make a purchase of $199 or more. To redeem the offer, enter the code JUNE at … Continue
BrickLink has rolled out the open beta for their newest feature called Mosaick. It is basically a tool to allow anyone to turn an image into a digital LEGO mosaic. This also allows users to adjust resolution and size to their preference and price points.
After you upload an image, Mosaick gives you a number of options for shape, size (5x5in.-60x60in.), color, and part type (plate, tile, brick). It also gives you an estimated price as well as a parts list to show which elements are need to recreate a particular image. I did a mosaic of my logo to see how it looks and it seems to be running pretty smoothly.
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