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Tag: LEGO DOTS
LEGO DOTS 40561 Pencil Holder officially revealed
A brand new LEGO GWP has been revealed on the online store as DOTS adds 40561 Pencil Holder – an aptly-named model in more than one way. 40561 Pencil Holder has been listed on LEGO.com with a value of £13.49 / $14.99 / €14.99. It’s made up of 476 pieces including plenty of colourful curved…
Every LEGO set retiring in 2022 – July update
Our latest round-up of LEGO sets retiring by the end of 2022 comes just as a handful of products leave shelves, with Super Mario, NINJAGO and CITY all seeing sets retire this month. While most sets on this list should stick around until the end of the year – or relatively close to December –…
71411 The Mighty Bowser is pushing LEGO’s imminent price increases into the spotlight
The LEGO Group’s latest Super Mario set conjures up the biggest Bowser to date – but its hefty price tag is causing consternation in the LEGO community. Revealed only yesterday, 71411 The Mighty Bowser recreates the King of the Koopas at an extreme scale, made possible by a box filled with 2,807 pieces. The final…
Four more licenses we’d like to see LEGO DOTS tackle next
Now that LEGO DOTS is partnering with Disney for new Mickey sets, there are plenty of other Disney licenses we’d like to see get creative. On August 1, 2022, three LEGO Disney DOTS models will release, representing Mickey Mouse and his friends on tiles featuring their faces and other Disney imagery. However, these initial licensed…
Disney teams up with LEGO DOTS for three new sets
Disney is teaming up with LEGO DOTS for a range of new customisable sets featuring iconic characters on patches, wristbands and more. New printed tiles featuring classic Disney characters are coming soon a new range of DOTS models in partnership with Disney. This includes three sets split between bracelets, an adhesive patch and more substantial…
Architectural details that did, and didn’t, make it into LEGO Lion Knights’ Castle
LEGO Designer Milan Madge talks about his love of castles and how he tried to cram lots of architectural detail into the new Lion Knights set. There have been many LEGO castles over the years. Misty-eyed fans recall 6090 Royal Knight’s Castle, the yellow Castle from 1978, the many variants of King’s Castle and from…