LEGO News, LEGO Reviews, and Discussions
If you’re looking for the Baby Velociraptor Playpen (30382) polybag to add to your LEGO Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom collection, I’ve been told that it has now started to show up at Walmart stores. It can be found at the Jurassic World display, usually found near the toy section. The polybag has 48 pieces and retails for $3.97 each. This is the cheapest way to get the baby raptor figure.
LEGO has just revealed another 2018 LEGO BrickHeadz set with Jack Skellington & Sally (41630) two-pack set from Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas. This announcement confirms the Walmart posting I reported about a month ago. There’s no information about pricing or piece count at this time. You can check out all of the other 2018 LEGO BrickHeadz sets here.
The embargo for the LEGO Inside Tour 2018 set reveal has been lifted and this year’s set is the Ferguson Tractor (4000025). If you’re not familiar with the LEGO Inside Tour, attendees are given a limited edition set at the end of the event and the subject matter is picked by the Kristiansen family for it importance. The design of the Ferguson Tractor is by none other than Steen Sig Andersen and each set is signed by him. Zusammengebaut has given an in-depth review of the set if you want to check it out.
LEGO has released their newest documentary on Netflix with LEGO House: Home of the Brick. The 47 minute show takes you through the journey of how it came from the an idea from Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen come to reality.
From 15th June you can discover the fascinating LEGO spirit manifested in the ultimate LEGO building on all NETFLIX servers globally.
The original idea behind the LEGO House came from Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen – a dream for the LEGO Group and for the town of Billund.
A unique journey into the making of a house built on a foundation of dreams. This is a construction diary unfolding the endless possibilities of the LEGO brick.
The concept has all the way been to build a LEGO House which would offer the most amazing hands-on experiences and inspire the guests to embrace creativity.
This includes a one of a kind architectural idea by BIG and Bjarke Ingels, a restaurant that serves the food by robots, 25 million LEGO bricks and dedicated staff that tries, fails and revises ideas in order to reach the company motto: Only the best is good enough.
Last month, I talked about an upcoming LEGO Harry Potter Activity Book that was available for pre-order on Amazon which included a LEGO minifigure. We didn’t know what the minifigure was because it only had a placeholder for the image but Amazon has updated the image with the cover of the book and the minifigure that will be included is none other than Harry Potter himself. This version of him has the short legs and it looks like it will only be available with the Hogwarts Great Hall (75954) set so this activity book will be the cheapest way to get the school uniform version of the character.
Thanks to Brandon for the heads up!
A few hours ago, LEGO tweeted something very bizarre about something they’re working on. The tweet says:
We’ve been thinking about creating a special Secret (Service) model that could help an agent out in a tricky situation. Any ideas? @astonmartin #LicenceToBuild
The accounts for Aston Martin and even James Bond have replied to the tweet and posted the above image. Connecting the dots, LEGO is working with Aston Martin and the James Bond franchise to produce a set, possibly the famous Aston Martin DB5. What do you think the tweet by LEGO is referring to?
LEGO has announced that starting tomorrow, there will be a special LEGO documentary on the LEGO House coming to Netflix. The show takes you through the journey of how an idea from Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen come to reality. Check out the trailer below.
From 15th June you can discover the fascinating LEGO spirit manifested in the ultimate LEGO building on all NETFLIX servers globally.
The original idea behind the LEGO House came from Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen – a dream for the LEGO Group and for the town of Billund.
A unique journey into the making of a house built on a foundation of dreams. This is a construction diary unfolding the endless possibilities of the LEGO brick.
The concept has all the way been to build a LEGO House which would offer the most amazing hands-on experiences and inspire the guests to embrace creativity.
This includes a one of a kind architectural idea by BIG and Bjarke Ingels, a restaurant that serves the food by robots, 25 million LEGO bricks and dedicated staff that tries, fails and revises ideas in order to reach the company motto: Only the best is good enough.
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