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The “new” LEGO Creator Vestas Wind Turbine (10268) is now available for purchase on LEGO Shop@Home. The set has 826 pieces and retails for $199.99 and it is another set from the “Out of the Vault” theme in which they are re-releasing an older set for the newer fans. One thing to note is that this set was originally available to only Vestas employees or if you purchased it on the secondary market.
The LEGO Black Friday 2018 promotions are now live on Shop@Home. You can check out all of the sales that LEGO has going on over on the sales page that are up to 30% off. Some of the promotions also include the LEGO Seasonal Christmas Gift Box (40292) with purchases of $99 or more, while supplies last. As for the LEGO Ninjago Bricktober 2018 (5005257) set, it will only be available in stores on Friday, November 23 with purchases of $50 or more. This set will not be available on Shop@Home.
The main featured sale of the the day is the LEGO Iconic Chess Set (40174) which is 30% off. As for one of disappointments, the LEGO Creator Detective’s Office (10246) is only a 10% discount instead of the advertised 20% from the mail flyer. I’m not sure if LEGO will honor it or not. You’ll have to contact customer service to see.
A few weeks ago, LEGO announced that there will be some LEGO sets that will be exclusive to the Asian markets and official images of a couple of these set have surfaced online which were revealed during the China International Import Expo.
One of these sets is called the Chines New Year’s Eve Dinner (80101). The scene features a traditional Chinese dinner and it includes six minifigures. The set is labeled a Chinese Festival Special Edition set and will be released some time in January.
The other set is the Dragon Dance (80102) and it features a person dress as a pig as 2019 will be the Year of the Pig. There will also be some minifigures to hold the dragon and it appears that the set could be a kinetic one because of the lever on the left side of the set.
**Via Candidbricks and Weixin**
In the past week or so, we’ve seen a lot of the 2019 LEGO Technic sets but there are even more sets that fans can expect to see starting next year.
The LEGO Minecraft theme returns for 2019 and it’s a theme that continues to be a strong one even though it doesn’t seem like it. For next year, LEGO is trying something new with some of the sets in which they are turning some of the characters into Bigfigs and it seems there will be additional series for them.
The LEGO Ninjago returns next year for their eighth year and for 2019, LEGO is doing something new and old for the theme. If you looks at the sets, fans of the theme may notice that they look like sets that have been released before. The sets are now named LEGO Ninjago Legacy which are based on older sets that have been updated a little bit and they also show what season the set first appeared in. These new 2019 Ninjago sets are great for the newer fans of the show who didn’t have a chance to get them when they first released.
Images of the 2019 LEGO Star Wars sets popped up online yesterday from a YouTube channel and they were originally deemed a leak by LEGO but today in the wee morning, LEGO has decided to allow us to report on them. Returning next year are more Battle Packs as well Microfighters along with some medium to larger sets. Also integrated in the LEGO Star Wars line are the LEGO Juniors which are now labeled 4+.
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