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The set has only out for a few months but Amazon has the LEGO Ideas Tales of the Space Age (21340) on a coupon discount deal. It’s listed at $49.95 but you can save $7.46 when you apply the coupon. This amount to almost 15% off the set which isn’t a bad deal for what you get. The set features 3D postcards that are inspired by 1980s sci-fi myths, movies, books, and posters.
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A few days ago, LEGO held their 2023 Design Seminar and there was an exclusive LEGO Classic Space set given out as gifts with the Cosmic Daydreams (DS2023). The seminar was a space themed so not surprising that the give was also space related. What’s most interesting about the 148 piece set is that it includes a purple Classic Space astronaut minifigure. The description of the set reads:
Everyone has their role to play in space – Pilots, Scientists, Engineers, even Mech-Operators. But the purple Spaceman, that one’s the Dreamer. Dreamers imagine the impossible and bring their wildest thoughts to life! They inspire us to look up, ask the big questions, and build a better universe for everyone!
It even displays the huge NOT FOR RESALE sign that LEGO puts on various items so it’ll be pretty hard to get this set. For those who collect the astronaut minifigures in various colors, you can still get the various pieces on Pick-a-Brick and the torso can be found with the Space Creature from the Series 22 Collectible Minifigures (71032) but it does have some arm printing so it’s not a totally a pure purple torso. Unless a LEGO designer decides to move on from LEGO, we probably won’t be seeing this set hit the secondary market anytime soon. Hopefully LEGO will include the purple astronaut in a future set.
This year’s #LEGO Design Seminar gift is out of this world! #AFOL #TFOL #LEGOemployee pic.twitter.com/dSeuLeJA0s
— Justin Ramsden (@justinramsden) October 27, 2023
Starting on November 1, LEGO will be releasing a new promotional set with the LEGO Ideas Tribute to Galileo Galilei (40595). It has 307 pieces and you can get it with purchases of $130 or more, while supplies last. The set was part of the Ready, Set, Go STEM! building contest and was designed by Jessica Kiaei (Firecracker_).
LEGO has officially revealed the new LEGO Icons Botanical Collection Tiny Plants (10329) which will be releasing on December 1. The set has 758 pieces and will only retail for $49.99 which is a surprising price for a set this size. It features potted plants based on arid, tropical, and carnivorous species. You can actually pre-order it today and you’ll be able to earn Insider points as well as any promotions that are currently going on.
Create an elegant, zero-maintenance floral display with this home decor building set for adults. The LEGO® Icons Tiny Plants (10329) building project features flora based on arid, tropical and carnivorous species, each nestled in a buildable, terracotta-colored container. Enjoy time out crafting each of the 9 plants before displaying them in your home or office.
This set makes a great gift for plant-lovers and is the perfect project to enjoy with friends and family. Suitable for both new and advanced builders, it includes different models for easy, medium, and advanced levels of building complexity. The LEGO Builder app features a digital version of the building instructions included with this set.
French retailer Cdiscount has posted a product page for the new LEGO Icons Botanical Collection Tiny Plants (10329). The set has 758 pieces and features nine different potted plants from tropical to carnivorous ones. It is listed for a December release at a price of €39.99. We should see it coming to the LEGO Shop soon for the regional pricing.
Update: The set has officially been revealed and you can pre-order it today here.
JWST by tonysmyuncle is the latest project to achieve 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas. The build is based on the James Webb Space Telescope that has the curved primary mirror made up of 18 movable hexagonal segments and a hinged secondary mirror.
The project joins Modular Heritage Museum, Great Temple of Abu Simbel – With Secret Treasure, Rolls-Royce Phantom 1 “Phantom of Love”, Moon Palace, NASA’s SLS Block 1 & 1B Rockets – Artemis Missions, LEGO Anatomy, WTC Twin Towers & Vista International Hotel 1979, Coraline: The Pink Palace, Good Ogel’s Garden, Happier Than Ever, City Burger, and Phineas and Ferb! as the ones to reach the Third 2023 Review Stage.
We’re only a few sets away from being done with the LEGO DREAMZzz reviews and today we have Mr. Oz’s Spacebus (71460). This set has 878 pieces and retails for $99.99.
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