On 1 November 2024, LEGO® Marvel are releasing a huge X-Mansion set with 10 minifigures and over 3,000 pieces! Five of the 10 characters are new in LEGO form, although not all necessarily made from new elements. We've spotted a few new recoloured pieces in the set as well.
Also available to LEGO Insiders from 1 to 7 November (while stocks last) is a Gift with Purchase (GwP) of the movie version of Professor Charles Xavier inside the Cerebro machine. Read on to see both models!
LEGO® Pick a Brick have added a wonderful new feature to the platform today, only in the USA as a beta test. You can now upload a file with the IDs and quantities of your desired pieces, then add them to your cart in one click!
We are reviewing another August LEGO® Marvel release today, 76290 The Avengers vs. The Leviathan. The set features a foe of furiously fantastic proportions to fight, and of course a couple of superheroes from the Marvel universe ready to do battle!
Starting from midnight tonight Tuesday 15 October 2024, LEGO® Insiders get double points on purchases until end Sunday 20 October! There are also new Gifts with Purchase (GwPs) and discounts until 25 October, including some for all shoppers.
We recently came across a new LEGO® element. They look somewhat macabre and perhaps more akin to something from John Carpenter's The Thing than LEGO.
The elements in question appears to be mini-doll legs that are moulded in pairs. The double-ended legs started a discussion here at New Elementary about mini-doll leg moulding processes and the timing of printing. Read on to hear our theories.
There are two moulds: a column of bubbles and a round-bottomed flask, each of which comes in two different colours.
As a result of more warehouse space in Poland, LEGO® Pick a Brick have just made a massive upgrade to the platform (but not in North America, which remains the same, as it is not served by the Polish facility).
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| Marco, Loose Bricks Manager at The LEGO Group, shows photographs of the installation of the new Pick a Brick warehouse space in Poland. |
It's a massive list of nearly 900 new moulds and recoloured, printed and returning pieces from one of the biggest months of the year, so there's bound to be a bunch of stuff to add to your parts collection.
Do you remember the ancient fable about a race between a cat and a panda? The one where the cat could turn into a motorcycle but the panda with bamboo guns was nevertheless still faster? No? Well may this LEGO® DREAMZzz™ review will shed some light on their story.
I've created a list showing all 453 new LEGO® elements added in October 2024, with links to which sets they come in so you can check for the ones you might be interested in. And for those of you who instead prefer our list of sets showing which contain the most new elements, click here.
