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To celebrate two decades of Star Wars-themed builds, earlier this year LEGO announced five commemorative sets. Amongst these creations comes the 20th Anniversary Snowspeeder, a re-release of an original 1999 LEGO set. Today we’ll be taking a hands-on look at the model to see how it compares to previous iterations of the Rebel ship. Head below for a look at one of the latest builds and to see if it stacks up to be a must-have collectors items for LEGO and Star Wars fans.

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The next landmark-inspired brick-built creation has now been unveiled by LEGO. The company’s line of Architecture sets are a fan favorite amongst many builders, and soon fas will be able to assemble an all-new kit, the LEGO Trafalgar Square. Head below for a closer look at the build and for how you could pick up an autographed copy of the build.

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With the announcement of LEGO Spike Prime, the company is really showing off its commitment to the classroom. LEGO Spike Prime is made with students spanning grades 6-8 in mind, but let’s be honest, every age group can have fun with it.

The set comes with a total of 523 pieces that all work together to provide builders with everything needed to make their own robots. LEGO touts that its hardware is easy to use and that the decision to use Scratch as the programming language will result in an intuitive experience for everyone involved.
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At the beginning of March we got a first glimpse at the tie-in LEGO kits to go along with the debut of Avengers: Endgame. Today we’re getting an official look at the five just-released sets which are packed with exclusive new minifigures, vehicles and more from the highly-anticipated film. Head below for a closer look at each of the new LEGO Avengers: Endgame kits and for how you can add them to your brick-built super hero collection.

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Earlier this year, LEGO showcased five new sets to celebrate 20 years of Star Wars models. Now with the 80th anniversary of Batman right around the corner, this morning LEGO is unveiling a series of new releases to celebrate the caped crusader. Featuring Batman himself, the six upcoming sets include iconic vehicles, infamous villains and more. Head below to get a closer look at the new releases.

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To start the year, LEGO debuted two new Architecture sets amongst the rest of 2019’s first wave of releases in January. While there’s sure to be new Skyline kits and miniature models on the horizon, today we’ll be turning to Ideas to see if LEGO may find inspiration in any fan-made builds. This month we’ll be highlighting various Architecture creations including New York City’s famous subway terminal, a Milwaukee landmark and more. Head below to check out the best LEGO Ideas kits March has to offer.

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Update @ 4/12 @ 11:15 AM: Now available for purchase from Target for REDCard Holders.

@ 3/22: We’ve been told it will sell for $39.99 and be available for Target REDCard holders as well as at Star Wars Celebration.

Back in January we first got a look at the upcoming LEGO Star Wars 20th Anniversary Sets. Today LEGO is expanding the lineup with a sixth impending release, this time capturing the likeness of an iconic Sith Lord. In preparation of the Star Wars Celebration next month, we’re now getting a glimpse at the new 330-piece LEGO Darth Vader Bust. Head below for a closer look.

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Update 4/9: LEGO has officially announced the three new Spider-Man kits which will retail for $29.99, $39.99 and $69.99. A release date still has yet to be specified, but we’ll be sure to update once more information is available.

This morning brought with it a new wave of collectible Disney minifigures from LEGO. Now we’re turning our attention to another Disney property, Marvel. LEGO Marvel Cinematic Universe-themed kits have been on a roll as of late, and today we’re getting a glimpse at a wave of upcoming Spider-Man releases. Packed with notable minifigures, the new builds offer a brick-built look at life after Avengers: Endgame. Head below to see all three of the upcoming LEGO Spider-Man: Far From Home sets.

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Following Monday’s unveiling of the new Steamboat Willie LEGO kit, we’re now getting a look at the next line of Collectible Minifigures. The latest in LEGO’s line of figures covers a wide range of fan-favorite characters from the Disney universe. You’ll find everyone from Elsa and Anna from Frozen to Frozone, Hercules and more. Head below for a look at all 18 of the new LEGO Collectible Disney Minifigures.

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Just last month we got word from LEGO that two new fan-made Ideas sets were on the way. Now exactly one month later, LEGO is taking the wraps off one of its latest Ideas releases. Capturing the vintage black and white animation style, the upcoming Steamboat Willie set is the result of a well-executed collaboration between LEGO and Disney which includes over 750 pieces, two exclusive new minifigures and more. Head below for a closer look at all-new kit.

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Towards the end of last year, we got our first look at the then-upcoming Captain Marvel LEGO kit. After some solid initial impressions, we’ve finally gotten our hands on the new Marvel film’s first and only set. So today we’ll be going hands-on with the LEGO Captain Marvel and The Skrull Attack to see how the recent 307-piece build stacks up. Hit the jump to check out our full hands-on review.

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Avengers: Endgame is one of the year’s most anticipated films. And with each addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe also comes a new batch of LEGO kits that tie in with the film. Today we’re getting a glimpse at what’s to come from LEGO and Disney’s latest collaboration before the new movie comes to theaters in April. Headlined by the upcoming Iron Man Hall of Armor kit, Quinjet and Avengers’ Headquarters, we’ve got a first look at what to expect from the LEGO Avengers Endgame sets.

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Back in September we covered LEGO Forma, the company’s first attempt to crowdfund an entire line of new kits. After facing shipping delays, the LEGO Forma Koi Fish has finally arrived. Stacking up to one of LEGO’s first kinetic sculptures, the kit is an enjoyable build that stands out from the entirety of the company’s lineup. Head to the depths below to check out our full hands-on review.

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Today LEGO is expanding its garage of iconic brick-built vehicles with the release of a 1960s’ classic. Making its debut, the LEGO Ford Mustang will be hitting store shelves later next week. The upcoming old school muscle car build stacks up to over 1,470 pieces and includes plenty of authentic details. Head below for a closer look and to see when you’ll be able to take it off the lot.

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Fresh off the announcement that The Flintstones LEGO set would be hitting store shelves this week, today we’re getting a look at the two newest fan-made builds. The latest LEGO Ideas kits turn to pop culture for inspiration, with Steamboat Willie and Friends making their first brick-built debuts. Head below for a closer look at the latest from LEGO Ideas.

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Toy fans from all over the world headed to New York this weekend to get a glimpse at the latest and greatest that this year’s Toy Fair had to offer. At the top of our list of must-see toys, was LEGO as we were eager to check out its roster of new builds for 2019. With plenty of themes including Star Wars, Toy Story 4, and more, there’s something for everyone coming out this year. Head below to see all of the new kits and creations showcased at the LEGO Toy Fair booth this year.

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New York Toy Fair begins tomorrow, and ahead of the convention, LEGO is debuting another batch of all new sets. Earlier in the week we saw three upcoming LEGO Movie 2 builds and just yesterday, an entirely-new AR-focused series. But today, LEGO is expanding one of its previous themes, Jurassic World. With four kits on the horizon, the creations will give builders new ways to explore Isla Nublar, including a robotic T.rex and more.

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Ahead of New York Toy Fair this weekend, LEGO has unveiled an entirely new line of kits, Hidden Side. By pairing traditional brick-built creations with a companion smartphones app, the new theme introduces Augmented Reality to bridge the gap between physical and digital play. Centered around a series of haunted builds, LEGO Hidden Side will be launching later this year with eight kits.

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Bringing the total count of corresponding sets up to 25, the LEGO Movie 2 is now getting three additional releases today. Many of 2019’s notable LEGO releases have been announced as a tie-in to the new film which is set hit theaters at the end of last week. Today that trend continues with three new movie-inspired builds due out later this spring. Head below to see how the kits stack up.

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Last year, the LEGO UCS Hogwarts Castle debuted with a massive 6,000-piece part count and oh so much glorious detail. Even though the design measures over two-feet long, it still only covered a portion of the fictional castle. One dedicated LEGO builder has taken it upon themselves to fix that. In what is one of the most impressive fan-made builds we’ve seen, the expanded Hogwarts Castle completes the campus’s layout by adding over 25,000 additional pieces into the mix. Head below for a closer look.

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Last week we detailed LEGO’s partnership with BrickLink to get fans involved in the set creation process. We already took at look at the first half of fan-made sets that would be going up for sale. But today the remaining eight creations from the LEGO AFOL Designer Program have been unveiled, alongside preorders for all 16 builds. Head below to lock in your orders and to check out the upcoming sets.

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In 1999, LEGO kicked off its series of Star Wars sets with 13 models that would go on to influence the next two decades of releases. In the past few years, the kits have defined the company’s lineup with massive and detailed must-have creations. Now to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Star Wars kits, LEGO has unveiled five new sets that reimagine classic vehicles from a galaxy far, far away. Head below for a closer look.
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London Toy Fair 2019 has just begun, and to kick of the show, LEGO is pulling out all the stops with its latest release. Following the recent unveiling of the LEGO Movie 2‘s massive Welcome to Apocalypseburg! set, LEGO is back with another set for the upcoming film. The new 1,800-piece set brings us the Rexcelsior, a fist-shaped microscale spaceship complete with two minifigures and plenty of miniature builds. Head below for all of the details.

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Aside from authorized first party retailers like Amazon, Walmart and the like, as well as the LEGO store itself, BrickLink is one of the more well-known and trusted places to buy kits, minifigures and individual bricks. Back in September, LEGO announced it would be teaming up with the online retailer to debut a series of fan-designed kits. And now we’re finally getting a look at the upcoming releases. Backed by a crowdfunding process, LEGO’s latest initiative is as unique as the sets it has resulted in. Head below for a look at the eight finalists.

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Last summer LEGO formally announced its vow to retire traditional plastic bricks in favor of more environmentally sustainable ones. The first Plants from Plants bricks launched soon after in a limited promotion, which were followed by an appearance in the Vestas Wind Turbine re-release. We haven’t heard much on the front since then. But today LEGO shared plans on what’s to come for its plant-based bricks in 2019. Head below for the full scoop.

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Earlier this week, we got a look at 20 new collectible Minifigures that will be debuting alongside the theatrical release of The LEGO Movie 2. Now to close out the week, LEGO is unveiling what is sure to be one of, if not the largest kit of 2019. Stacking up to 3,178 pieces, the upcoming Welcome to Apocalypseburg! set is packed with 12 Minifigures, plenty of details and 360 degrees of LEGO greatness. Head below for a closer look.

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A new year means a batch of new LEGO kits on the horizon. While tons of new sets just hit, like the previously-announced Overwatch builds, we’re now getting a look at one of 2019’s upcoming releases, which will feature collectible minifigures centered around The LEGO Movie 2. Head below for more details on what to expect from LEGO’s most recent round of blind-bags.

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With much of the holiday season behind us, we’ll be doing what we always do at the end of each month: take a look at the most notable LEGO Ideas creations. To close out 2018, December was packed with several eye-catching could-be kits, including a modular corner building and kinetic sculpture as well as some good news for a previously-submitted Idea. Head below to check out our favorite fan-made builds of the month in their full glory.

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Leica camera fans now have a new model to add to their collections, except it isn’t the typical release you’d expect from the company. Leica Store Miami is now selling LEGO versions of its M Rangefinder Camera. Available in two different designs, these miniature creations are the most affordable ways to score a Leica camera. Head below to see how you can get your hands on one of these brick-built cameras.

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Since LEGO began its preparing for the holiday shopping season back in October, it’s been offering tons of different promotions to bring in customers, from deals to double VIP points, freebies, and more. Now LEGO has kicked off one of its most alluring offers yet, well at least for Star Wars fans. For a limited time, select orders will receive a free Star Wars Minifigure Box. Head below to see how you can get your hands it.

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While the release of a new film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe excites both comic enthusiasts and movie-goers alike, LEGO fans can’t help but get in on anticipation as well. With Captain Marvel hitting theaters in early March 2019, we’ve gotten our first look at LEGO and Marvel’s latest collaboration. This weekend, the first kit was officially released that ties in with the film.

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We’ve seen some pretty pricey LEGO sets pop up over the past few years, but all of them pale in comparison to Tiffany & Co.’s latest product. Sure the company is usually known for its luxury jewelry and accessories, but that isn’t stopping them from branching out into an odd new category. Comprised of two premium materials, Tiffany & Co.’s new sterling silver blocks may be the more elegant way to show your love of interlocking building systems.

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Earlier this year, LEGO announced that it would be bringing back a fan-favorite set after nearly a decade of retirement. To close out the year, LEGO has brought back the Vestas Wind Turbine, an 800-piece packing motorized features and more. As one of the tallest sets ever released, we had to get our hands on it. So head below to take an in-depth look at what LEGO’s most recent set has to offer.

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Throughout 2018, LEGO has been releasing new BrickHeadz as quickly as possible, with over 50 different figures having hit store shelves. But with the last debut in September, it has been months since we’ve gotten a look at any new brick-built characters. Today we’re getting a look at some of the figures we can expect in 2019, all of which center around seasonal events and holidays. Head below to get a look at all of the new seasonal BrickHeadz.

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Each year, one of the most eagerly-awaited LEGO sets comes from the Creator Expert line. The yearly release of a new modular building excites fans looking to expand their cities with detailed new creations. The latest in LEGO’s series of Creator Expert buildings continues the theme of last year’s release. The 1950’s-style Downtown Diner set did a phenomenal job capturing the retro aesthetic, and LEGO is looking to keep that theme going this time around.

LEGO’s new release will be kicking off 2019 with the Creator Expert Corner Garage, a retro-themed kit stacking up to over 2,500 pieces. Head below for a closer look.

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December 1st has finally arrived, which means for many that the winter holiday celebrations can truly begin. For us it means that it’s finally time to dive into unpacking this year’s LEGO Advent Calendars. Earlier in the year we took a look at all three new calendars for 2018. But rather than only count down to the holidays with one like last year, we’ll be assembling both the Star Wars and City kits. With 24 different builds to assemble for each set, it’ll be exciting to see what’s included this time around. Head below to see what today’s builds have stacked up to.

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With LEGO’s new Pop-Up Book kit rolling out over the past few weeks, we haven’t seen much on the Ideas front this month. LEGO has also been busy dominating the holiday shopping charts. And while those listings give us a good idea of what many will find under their trees come December 25th, Ideas gives a look at future LEGO releases.

November’s LEGO Ideas kits that really caught our eye include a brick-built classic computer, Sushi restaurant, and even an out-of-this-world NASA rover. Head below for a closer look.

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LEGO has spent 2018 bringing back one of its most popular lines of kits from retirement. Having released a batch of new Harry Potter sets, including the massive Hogwarts Castle, LEGO has produced a new micro-scale kit. The 374-piece LEGO Diagon Alley set is the latest from the Wizarding World. Head below to find out how you can add it to your collection.

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Last month, LEGO kicked off the holiday season by releasing its annual Advent calendars. Just recently we got a look at its Holiday Toy Book and that’s now being followed up with a look at the LEGO 2018 Christmas Catalog. Stacking up to 80 pages, this year’s catalog is packed with the year’s most desired kits, new releases and more. Head below for a full look at what the upcoming catalog has to offer.

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It’s not often that we get a look at not just one, but two new LEGO Ideas kits in less than a month. While October gave us a first look at the upcoming Overwatch kits, LEGO also announced that it would be bringing the Flintstones into the brick-built world. Not to mention, the new Ideas Pop-Up Book is about to hit store shelves.

To close out October, we’ll be taking our usual look at the month’s most noteworthy up-and-coming LEGO Ideas builds. The most recent batch of kits are headlined by a functioning kinetic sculpture, quirky food stands, and a delightful take on one of America’s biggest monuments. Head below for a look at our favorite crowdfunded creations.

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Update 11/2 @ 5:00 PM: LEGO and Blizzard have officially debuted all six of the upcoming Overwatch kits. They’ll be available on January 1st, with preorders now available direct from LEGO. The kits will sell for the prices that we announced before.

Since we first got wind of LEGO and Blizzard’s partnership to release official Overwatch sets, we’ve been eagerly-awaiting the full roster of kits. The two companies teased 2019’s lineup with the debut of an exclusive Omnic Bastion kit, but other details were nowhere to be see. That is until now. Thanks to Target jumping the gun, we’ve gotten a look at all six sets from the LEGO Overwatch line. Head below for a closer look.

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Earlier this year, LEGO and Blizzard announced that the two companies would be joining forces to release a line of brick-built Overwatch sets. Since then, fans of both LEGO and the hit multiplayer game have been eagerly awaiting the release of these sets. Last week we got a first look at what the collaboration has in store, with the release of the Omnic Bastion 75987 set.

We’ve finally gotten our hands on the new release, so head below for an in-depth look at how the first LEGO Overwatch set stacks up.

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