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Today's random set is 70144 Laval's Fire Lion, released during 2014. It's one of 62 Legends of Chima sets produced that year. It contains 450 pieces and 3 minifigs, and its retail price was US$49.99/£39.99.
It's owned by 2,575 Brickset members. If you want to add it to your collection you should find it for sale at Brick Owl, BrickLink, where new ones sell for around $175.00, or eBay.
Today's random figure is col336Tony Stark - Hoodie with Dark Silver Camouflage, a Collectible Minifigures figure that came in one set, 5005256 Marvel Super Heroes Minifigure Collection, released during 2018.
Our members collectively own a total of 5,345 of them. If you'd like to buy one you should find it for sale at Brick Owl or BrickLink, where new ones sell for around $27.10.
After a long wait, LEGO Pokémon is finally here! The smallest of the brick-built pocket monsters currently available is 72151 Eevee.
The set has some hidden secrets, with the first being in the set number itself. 151 is the number of entries that appeared in the first generation’s Pokédex, so it is a very fitting way to start the theme. This charming and cheerful creature is well-rendered in brick form, using a plethora of modern pieces to curve and shape its furry form.
In the run-up to Mother's Day, the 310-piece 40916 Floral Picture Frame is the gift with purchase at LEGO.com, free when you spend in excess of $150 / £135 / €150. It'll be available until Sunday, 15th March, while stocks last.
Additionally, the cute 5010109 Bunny Ear Bag is free with purchases over £60/$65/€65 of City, Friends, Dreamzzz and Creator until next Monday.
We're awaiting our sample of the frame to arrive, so will publish our review ASAP.
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Last year's Speed Champions range introduced the entire grid from the 2024 Formula 1 season and those teams remained unchanged over the 2025 season. However, the 2026 season features Audi, taking the place of Sauber, which requires another Speed Champions car!
77259 Audi Revolut F1 Team R26 Race Car definitely has the potential to be a bit dull, arriving so soon after the cars launched last year. On the other hand, there were improvements made between the LEGO McLaren F1 cars released in 2024 and 2025, so I hoped for similar here.
LEGO SMART Play has received a great deal of criticism since its announcement in January and understandably so. Clearly, these sets look quite messy and I think official communication about the system has been poor, struggling to convey what the SMART Brick actually does.
75426 Millennium Falcon has thus proven to be a pleasant surprise, in some respects. Other renditions of the freighter have certainly looked better, but the interior is spacious and there are abundant play opportunities with the SMART Brick, which makes it ironic that the brick is not actually included.
Please note, this set does not contain a SMART Brick.
Polybags, or now paper bags in certain regions, have been part of the Speed Champions theme since 2020. Though obviously overshadowed by the minifigure-scale sets, these small cars have been surprisingly fun.
However, I am less convinced by 30734 Mini F1 ACADEMY Car, coming so soon after the similar 30683 McLaren Formula 1 Car. On the other hand, this model includes an extraordinary number of unique pieces for such a tiny car.
The Formula 1 season begins this weekend and, without any fanfare, LEGO has unveiled models of two Ferrari F1 drivers' helmets at LEGO.com this morning.
43014 Charles Leclerc Helmet and 43022 Lewis Hamilton Helmet, which comprise around 880 pieces each, will be launched on May 1st at a price of £79.99 / $89.99 / €89.99. Both come with a display stand and a minifig of the driver which have very funky hairstyles!
Given the gap between the sets' numbers, I think it's fair to assume that more will be revealed in the coming weeks.
Since the LEGO House opened in 2017 there has been a variety of items that can only be obtained at the Home of the Brick in Billund, including a numbered series of limited edition sets.
This year's release, 40507 I Love Billund, is the seventh in that series and, like the others, was designed by the House's former chief model maker Stuart Harris before being refined for production by a LEGO designer.
I think it's fair to say that it has been inspired by the Architecture Skyline series, combining mini models of significant buildings in Billund together on a display plinth.
The parts to build small models are sometimes available in LEGO stores and other shops and you can now find the instructions for some of these models on a dedicated LEGO.com page.
These include NINJAGO and DREAMZzz designs, among many others, so it is worth browsing.
