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The new LEGO Marvel Avengers Tower (76269) has been officially announced and if you get the LEGO Insiders emails, it has shown off the LEGO Marvel Taxi gift with purchase set that you get during Black Friday weekend. The set features a sporty yellow taxi along with minifigures of Black Panther, two Chitauri, and a taxi driver.
LEGO has officially revealed the largest LEGO Marvel set produced with the Avengers Tower (76269). Releasing during Black Friday weekend on November 24, the set has 5,201 pieces and retails for $499.99. The set features the Avengers Tower with many scenes throughout the Infinity Saga. In addition to be the largest Marvel set, it also has the most minifigures for the theme with 31 including one for Marvel Studios President, Kevin Feige.
Since this is the Black Friday set,LEGO Insiders members November 24-27 will receive a free LEGO Marvel Taxi set which includes an iconic New York yellow taxi and four minifigures including Black Panther, a taxi driver, and two outriders when they purchase the LEGO Marvel Avengers Tower. We don’t have images of that set yet but we should see it soon.
… ContinueUNLEASH YOUR INNER SUPERHEROWITH THE NEW LEGO® MARVEL AVENGERS TOWER SET
The LEGO Group today announces its biggest set within the LEGO® Marvel collection to date – the new iconic LEGO Marvel Avengers Tower set.
In 1963, Earth’s Mightiest Super Heroes assembled for the first time in the pages of the debut issue of The Avengers comic book. Now, 60 years later, Marvel fans can celebrate this milestone anniversary and experience the thrill of assembling their own epic Avengers Tower in LEGO brick form.
This 5,201-piece set stands as the tallest LEGO brick-built skyscraper ever made. It also includes 31 LEGO figures, the most ever included in one LEGO set, including all the iconic characters fromInfinity Saga, as well as a Leviathan,
Just when we thought we were done with the LEGO 2024 early reveals so far, Finnish retailer Verkkokauppa has revealed a couple of more sets for the LEGO Friends, Minecraft, and Super Mario themes. In some of the listings that LEGO has already officially revealed, there are some other sets in the wave in the additional images.
• Mini Boutique (42608)
• Vintage Fashion Store (42614)
• Olly and Paisley’s Family Home (42620)
• Heartlake City Hospital (42621)
• 42639
• Steve’s Desert Expedition (21251)
• The Turtle Beach House (21254)
• The Nether Portal Ambush (21255)
• The Frog House (21256)
• Showdown with the Devourer (21357)
• Yoshis with a Tree (71428)
• Bowser’s Car (71431)
There are now product listings for more LEGO Chinese Traditional Festival 2024 sets that were revealed a few days ago along with some of the more larger sets. All of them will be available starting on January 1.
The Amazon LEGO sales continue on as they have the LEGO Marvel The Guardians’ Ship (76193) on sale for 34% off. The set is now priced at $106.39 which is an all-time low price for the 1,901 piece set. It also includes minifigures of Rocket, Star-Lord, Groot, Mantis, Thor, and a Chitauri.
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Last Friday, BrickLink went into maintenance mode and users on the site weren’t able to access it. The reason they gave was they were investigating some “unusual activity.” Many people speculated that the site may have been hacked and some users were given ransom messages.
After a day or so of radio silence, BrickLink finally started giving some updates and today they confirmed that their investigations revealed that a small number of accounts have been accessed by “unauthorized individuals.” This pretty much confirms that the site was hacked mostly likely due to old coding that’s still in use.
There’s still legitimate fear that some store inventories may have been wiped out which could be damaging to one’s livelihood. Even the site being down for a few days surely have impacted sales for many already as well as for buyers.
As of right now, BrickLink is still down and will be offline for the foreseeable future. Hopefully, they’ll keep up with the regular updates.
… ContinueFriday November 3rd, we temporarily closed the BrickLink site due to unusual activity.
Since then, the team has been working super hard to make sure we can reopen as soon as possible – and we’re getting closer to doing that.
Our investigations so far suggest that a very small percentage of our accounts may potentially have been accessed by unauthorized individuals. We’ll be in contact with people directly soon with more details.
Thank you for your patience and support – the kind posts we see from all of you on social media make
As expected, the LEGO Chinese Traditional Festival 2024 sets that were revealed yesterday are now on the LEGO Shop with official details for them. The sets are to celebrate the upcoming Lunar New Year which will be the Year of the Dragon. Both sets will be available starting on January 1.
Usher in the Year of the Dragon with this majestic LEGO® Spring Festival Auspicious Dragon figure (80112). A meaningful, symbolic cultural gift toy for yourself or kids aged 10 and up, this LEGO brick-built mythical creature features a tilting head and an opening mouth. Specially printed elements for the eyes and scales enhance its authentic look. The buildable toy dragon holds a traditional blue crystal element and is sitting on a brick-built rock in the sea. Attach the nameplate to complete a dramatic display.
Capture the joy of a LEGO® Spring Festival Family Reunion Celebration (80113) with this restaurant playset for kids aged 8 and up. The buildable toy model of a traditional Chinese-style restaurant is designed for easy access and play with the authentically detailed kitchen, reception area, dining room (including a buildable karaoke machine) and bathroom. The LEGO restaurant’s rooftop dining area is perfect for a romantic dinner to celebrate the Year of the Dragon, with a table for two, buildable patio heater, flowerpot, hanging lanterns and fireworks. There is also a buildable flower store, dim sum toy cart and street food cart to inspire creative play.
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