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Today's random minifigure is frnd0806Friends Nova - Medium Lavender Sleeveless Hoodie with Dachshund, Dark Turquoise Shorts, Black Boots, a Friends figure that came in one set, 42650 Pet Accessories Shop, released during 2025.
Our members collectively own a total of 177 of them. If you'd like to buy one you should find it for sale at BrickLink, where new ones sell for around $3.70.
Nestled in the forests of Oz is a quaint sanctuary fit for a witch. The setting of the “As Long As You're Mine” song, which describes a blossoming, complex romance, is a mysterious fantastical forest—so it’s no surprise that this set summons up impressions of LEGO Elves.
I’ve enlisted the help of my wife and resident Elves fan, Catherine (CrankyBricks), to explore the LEGO Wicked sets. Over to her after the break…
Today's random set is 8992 Cendox V1, released during 2009. It's one of 30 Bionicle sets produced that year. It contains 151 pieces, and its retail price was US$19.99/£14.99.
It's owned by 1,430 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 $73.20, or eBay.
A new gift-with-purchase has been revealed on LEGO.com, in readiness for Chinese New Year.
40915 Lion Dance contains 480 pieces and four minifigures, so these versions of the lion dance costumes are bigger than than those in 80104 Lion Dance, released in 2020.
We do not have any information about the set's availability yet, but will update you when we do.
The total number of unique minifigures released in a year topped 1100 in 2025, for the first time.
Your nominations for your favourite minifigure of the year narrowed that field to sixteen options and we can now announce the final standings, following over 5000 votes.
The NINJAGO animated series is celebrating its fifteenth anniversary today! To commemorate this amazing milestone, LEGO has many plans in store, to occur throughout 2026.
The press release follows:
Get Ready to GO FULL NINJA as LEGO NINJAGO Celebrates Its 15th Anniversary: New Collabs, Play Sets, Content & Events
Since its launch in January 2011, LEGO NINJAGO has become the LEGO Group’s longest-running homegrown entertainment IP and a prominent evergreen toy line
The 15th anniversary year will bring epic storytelling, creative and fun LEGO sets, exclusive collaborations, and immersive real-life experiences to fans
Billund, Denmark, 14 January 2026: As LEGO NINJAGO marks its 15th anniversary, the LEGO Group is thrilled to tease and unveil a year of epic celebrations, special edition LEGO sets, new stories to enjoy, unexpected collaborations including new partnerships, new digital adventures in Fortnite, and in-person events that will unite fans old and new in the spirit of the ninja lore.
When LEGO NINJAGO debuted in January 2011, it went beyond a typical product launch. After 18 months of research, it transformed a simple ninja concept into a dynamic universe rich with powerful characters, immersive storytelling, and innovative playsets. The pilot season of the LEGO NINJAGO series in 2011 captivated audiences, prompting the team to expand the series further. The journey continued with the launch of the NINJAGO movie in 2017 and entered a new era in 2023 with merged realms and source dragons.
Last year, LEGO released a new set of educational products called LEGO Education Science that included new hubs, motors and other accessories. Now, a trio of similar products that utilise the same technology has been announced: LEGO Education Computer Science and AI which aim to "enable schools to expand critically needed access to computer science and AI education."
It's that time of the year again to have a look at one of LEGO's annual traditions: a pair of Monster Jam pull-back-and-go Technic trucks. This brings the total to ten trucks since 2021—I am not sure why they skipped 2024?
I usually find these vehicles enjoyable to build, and my children have a lot of fun with them on the kitchen floor. This year we see the return of a previous truck in new livery—42219 Monster Jam Grave Digger—and a newcomer with a very fun-looking design, 42220 Monster Jam Sparkle Smash.
Yesterday, we saw reveals for LEGO sets based on Generation I of Pokémon. The press release suggests this is just the start of a relationship, so there are likely more to come, especially with Pokémon's 30th anniversary in February this year.
For those not familiar with the franchise, there were 151 Pokémon in Generation I (the Kanto region), launched in 1996. Now, there are nine generations of Pokémon, each from their own geographical area. That makes over 1000 different creatures for players to discover, adopt or battle.
It would be a bit overwhelming to write a poll for all the Pokémon that exist now, so let’s start by narrowing it down to the generations—which group would you most like the LEGO Pokémon collaboration to draw from? Let us know by casting your vote after the break.
75436 The Mandalorian & Grogu's Speeder Bike is an unusual set, as the vast majority of smaller LEGO Star Wars sets are generally either Mechs or Microfighters. While those can be enjoyable, I am glad to see a standard play set available for a low price.
These characters have appeared plenty of times before, so the set may not be of interest to experienced LEGO Star Wars collectors, but making this duo available in a cheaper set does make sense and I think the speeder looks excellent as well.
The announcement of LEGO Pokémon coming in 2026 was incredibly well received last year and the first sets have finally been unveiled!
Can You Catch and Build Them All? The LEGO Group Reveals First Ever Pokémon sets and Trainer Challenge
Today, the LEGO Group and The Pokémon Company International are unveiling the first ever collection of highly anticipated LEGO Pokémon sets. Based on some of the most iconic Pokémon from the brand’s 30-year history, the first LEGO Pokémon sets allow fans to build and display their favourite Pokémon in LEGO brick form when they launch on 27 February 2026.
This exciting collaboration brings together two beloved worlds, inviting fans everywhere to continue their Pokémon Trainer journey, brick by brick. The launch of the first three sets sees five fan favourite Pokémon - Pikachu, Evee, Venusaur, Charizard and Blastoise - recreated in LEGO brick form, giving builders the opportunity to bring their adventures to life, one brick at a time.
Amongst the new year's smallest City releases, aside from the new Rides subtheme, is 60491 Motorcycle Transporter, 2026's 4+ set designed for little fingers first making the move from Duplo to system. There are seven sets released with this branding so far, but just the one in the City theme.
With its large "starter brick" base, only 88 pieces, and very simple one-piece-at-a-time instructions, it was a breeze to put together for my own children.
Surprising some, LEGO DREAMZzz is still going strong, with the fourth season set to come out at some point this year. There have been five sets released at the beginning of January to coincide with this new season, and as usual they include some impressive-looking animal-based mechs, with a choice of two builds for each.
I'm kicking off the reviews with 71512 Crocodile Submarine, the second largest in the wave, with 1107 pieces. LEGO have also added a "collectable" items to the sets, to presumably encourage people to buy them all, which I'll show later in the review.
