Attention all LEGO® Space fans! Once again, The LEGO Group is honouring the legacy of Classic Space by bringing back a popular Gift with Purchase (GwP).
LEGO® 41838 Travel Moments is billed as a collaborative build to display travel memories and mementos. There are some new prints and a handful of recolours to look at, plus we will answer this burning question: where are all those colours hidden in the final model?
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LEGO® Icons sets tend to be expensive; often priced in the triple digit spending realm. LEGO Icons Botanical Collection sets have been more affordable, with the most expensive to date, 10289 Bird of Paradise (review by Victor), breaking the 100 € ceiling in some countries. Outside of the Botanical Collection branding, LEGO has released smaller flower-themed sets within the price range of one or two dozen euros.
Two new sets available in August 2024, 10368 Chrysanthemum and 10369 Plum Blossom, combine these two ideas – a low price point of about 30 € each, and lifestyle picture-worthy aesthetics and quality. How do they fare, and what are they made of?
I love a big spaceship! I won’t lie. A nice, big, ostentatious spaceship. If it is made out of plastic LEGO® bricks and all ready to be built by me and my son to start the school summer holidays off with a bang – then even better!
At long last, following the success of the LEGO® Fortnite video game, construction sets have been officially announced... and they're hilarious!
The LEGO® DUNGEONS & DRAGONS Mimic Dice Box was an immensely popular gift with purchase back in April 2024, and it's back again! If LEGO Insiders buy set 21348 Dungeons & Dragons: Red Dragon’s Tale between Monday 22 and Sunday 28 July, they will receive a Mimic Dice Box as a gift with purchase (GwP) while stocks last. Here's our mini-review!
Loftus? Lofty? There's a joke there somewhere. Anyway, today we take a look at LEGO® City 60409 Yellow Mobile Construction Crane. Confusingly, it's anything but LEGO yellow. Instead, it sports a bright light orange colour scheme and brings with it a host of recolours, new moulds and prints.
Alert! Today, 18 July 2024, we have seen a restock on LEGO® Pick a Brick. Some elements are likely to sell out soon, so use our links below to check the situation in your country now.
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– back again after a 20-year break!
LEGO® Insiders Days commence today, Tuesday 16 July 2024 and run through Saturday 20 July. Double points are on offer – but only on selected themes – and two Gifts with Purchase (GwP) are available.
Additionally, some sets are discounted for everyone – not just LEGO Insiders – until 25 July with discounts up to 40%.
It has been a year since LEGO® DREAMZzz™ was introduced, and on 1 August 2024 its third wave will be released. This theme has been filled with unique and unconventional models, and those require unique and unconventional elements. So, grab your pillow and join me in the Dream World.
LEGO has kindly sent us all 8 sets for an early peek. Before we build the models, I’ve gathered all new elements found across the whole wave into an overview for you.
The LEGO® Technic Ultimate Car Concept Series, which traces its roots all the way back to 1977 with 853 Car Chassis and whose modern form was codified in 2016 with 42056 Porsche 911 GT3 RS, gets its latest iteration in 2024 courtesy of set 42172 McLaren P1.
Fans of Jaws, fans of LEGO®, fans of boats, fans of sharks... they're all going to love this upcoming set! Fans of new elements are going to be happy too...
There are three sets left to review from our batch of June 2024 LEGO® Friends sets, and 42623 Beach Water Scooter, 42625 Beach Smoothie Stand, and 42630 Heartlake City Water Park all depict fun in the water. Just as I started building these, the summer sun finally appeared here in the Netherlands, after weeks of rain. So it’s the perfect occasion to have a cooldown, be it at the pool or on the beach.
I've created a list showing all 33 new LEGO® elements found in sets released on 1 July 2024, so you can check for the sets you might be interested in buying. For those of you who instead prefer our list of sets showing which contain the most new elements, click here.
Starting on Monday 1 July 2024, LEGO® Pick a Brick (PaB) added new elements from March 2024 sets to the service.
