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Today's random set is 42052 Heavy Lift Helicopter, released during 2016. It's one of 12 Technic sets produced that year. It contains 1042 pieces, and its retail price was US$139.99/£109.99.
It's owned by 4,628 Brickset members. If you want to add it to your collection you should find it for sale at BrickLink, where new ones sell for around $203.70, or eBay.
Today's random figure is pi183Merman - Green Tail, a Pirates figure that came in one set, 45023 Fantasy minifigure set, released during 2017.
Our members collectively own a total of 230 of them. If you'd like to buy one you should find it for sale at BrickLink, where new ones sell for around $7.10.
I have enjoyed the Starship Collection to date, especially the capital ships never represented in LEGO form before. However, memorable ground vehicles arguably belong in this series too, even though the name suggests otherwise. Its major purpose is to recreate classic Star Wars vehicles at a small scale, after all.
75440 AT-AT therefore dispenses with the usual Starship Collection branding and I think the Imperial Walker looks excellent at this scale. The attached Snowspeeder is a neat detail as well, adding a splash of colour, so this should be an impressive display piece.
A gift with purchase that will be offered during the run-up to Valentine's Day on the 14th February has been revealed.
40886 Penguins in Love contains 278 pieces and will probably require you to spend £135/$150 to acquire it. We'll let you know when we have more concrete information.
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This week's vintage set is 335 8-wheeler articulated lorry, released during 1967. It's one of 15 System sets produced that year. It contains 99 pieces.
It's owned by 411 Brickset members. If you want to add it to your collection you might find it for sale at BrickLink or eBay.
More information about LEGO's partnership with Crocs that we first reported on earlier has now been published, including images that clearly show how ridiculous and impractical they will be.
Disappointingly, for those anticipating a new element for the accompanying minifigure's footwear, its shoes are simply made using a pair of plates.
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BROOMFIELD, Colo., Jan. 23, 2026 – Crocs (NASDAQ: CROX), a world leader in innovative casual footwear for all, today announced a multi-year global partnership with the LEGO Group bringing together two icons of self-expression and originality.
In the playful partnership, Crocs and the LEGO Group are coming together to create something that’s anything but ordinary. Together, the two brands are building a new world of creativity – one that celebrates limitless ways to stand out and break the mould. The collaboration pairs Crocs’ bold spirit with the LEGO Group’s boundless imagination, resulting in a unique fan experience that only these two brands can create together.
If your house is anything like mine where every available horizontal surface is covered with vases and pots of brick-built flowers, you will no doubt appreciate 11503 Flower Wall, which provides another way to display them, mounted on a vertical surface, of which you probably have more.
Unusually, LEGO sent two of the set for us to review, but it turns out there's a good reason.
Here's the press release for the latest issue of Blocks magazine which will be landing on subscriber's doorsteps soon:
We could be days away from the launch of Orion and the Artemis II mission – and Blocks is ready with a feature on 42221 NASA Artemis Space Launch System Rocket! Experienced Model Designer Olav Krøjgaard explains how he approached the challenging model.
Issue 136 is available to order worldwide as part of a subscription or as a single issue at blocksmag.com and will be in UK stores from February 6.
Blocks subscriptions are better value than ever – a one-year print subscription in the UK is just £64.90, for a saving of £52.10. If you take one out this week, you’ll get a FREE LEGO Artemis poster!
We’ve come a long way from the flourishing friendship of 75683 Glinda & Elphaba's Dormitory, to a world where the two witches live far apart in their respective high towers—one atop precipitous cliffs and the other in the Wizard’s domain.
Their microscale exteriors hide minifigure-scale playset interiors, as they're very compact and full of hidden secrets.
I’ve enlisted the help of my wife and resident minidoll fan, Catherine (CrankyBricks), to explore the LEGO Wicked sets. Over to her after the break…
A new addition to LEGO's most popular range of sets for adults has been revealed. Here's the product description:
11503 Flower Wall
879 pieces, rated 18+
£79.99 / €89.99 / $89.99 Available at LEGO.com from 1st February
Set your inner gardener free as you create a flower trellis with this LEGO Botanicals Flower Wall (11503) building set for adults.
Flex your green fingers as you create the wall frame and build the colourful artificial flowers. The set includes 2 big camellias, 3 small camellias, 2 clematis, 3 ranunculus, 2 faux red roses, 1 hydrangea, 3 cornflowers, 2 mimosa branches, 2 waxflower branches and 2 big leaves that you can arrange on the wall in any combination you would like.
Once complete, the DIY set becomes a colourful piece of 3D wall art decor that can be displayed in landscape or portrait orientation. You can also connect the frame to additional frames (sold separately) to create a larger, more extravagant display.
Continuing our look at this year's five DREAMZzz sets, we're moving onto 71508 Fox Guardian Mech. Sitting in the middle of the range, the set's almost-900 pieces promise two fox-themed builds in a vibrant green-and-gold colour scheme that reminds me of the Wizard of Oz's great city.
A fox has not appeared in the DREAMZzz line up before, despite many previous animal builds. Both variations are excellent, and the minifigure selection has one particular standout design too!
If you don’t recall a wedding being part of the plot for this story, you’re not alone—in the original book and stage versions, the equivalent to this scene is an engagement party for Glinda and Fiyero, while for the latest movie, it’s now the wedding itself.
I’ve enlisted the help of my wife and resident minidoll fan, Catherine (CrankyBricks), to explore the LEGO Wicked sets. Over to her after the break…
