It’s never too late to know more about the upcoming 2020 LEGO sets and Swiss online retailer Meinspielzeug has put up product listings for the 2020 LEGO Star Wars sets. The lineup features a variety of builds including Microfighters to more bust builds as well as a set for The Mandalorian. Of course, there are no images at this time but we’ll probably see them closer to the end of the year. Microfighters: Y-wing (75263) – 86 piecesMicrofighters: Kylo Ren’s TIE Shuttle (75264)– 72 piecesMicrofighters: Bantha and T-16 Skyhopper vs. Bantha (75265)– 198 piecesFirst Order Trooper Battle Pack (75266) – 105 piecesThe Mandalorian Battle Pack (75267)– 102 piecesSnowspeeder (75268) – 91 piecesDuel on Mustafar (75269)– 208 piecesTIE Dagger (75272) – 470 piecesResistance X-wing (75273) – 761 piecesStormtrooper Bust (75276) – 647 piecesBoba Fett Bust (75277) – 625 pieces The post LEGO Star Wars 2020 Reported Set Lineup appeared first on The...

Walmart has released their Black Friday 2019 ad and they will have a couple of LEGO sets on deep discounts. From November 28-29, they will be selling the LEGO Classic Creative Fun (11005) and LEGO DUPLO Creative Fun (10887) for only $20 each which is half off the regular price. Obviously, you’re going to get your money’s worth with the Classic set with it having 900 pieces but the 120 piece DUPLO set is also a good deal especially if you’ve purchased DUPLO sets before and you know how pricey they are. The post LEGO Walmart Black Friday 2019 Deals appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

The sale for the LEGO Star Wars Betrayal at Cloud City (75222) has now dipped to its lowest price the set has been on Amazon. It is currently priced at $266.94 which is $83.05 off or a cool 24%. This sale now makes the price per piece ratio dip just under the golden $0.10/piece ratio. I know many of you don’t really like the Master Builder Series playsets but it does include quite a few minifigures that are only found in this set. If you didn’t know, it is one of the sets that will be retiring at the end of the year. The post LEGO Star Wars Betrayal at Cloud City (75222) Amazon Sale – November 2019 appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

LEGO has officially revealed six new LEGO Hidden Side 2020 sets via the German LEGO Newsroom. There will be some new Newbury locations and vehicles as well as characters to expand from the popular line that was released earlier this year. Thanks to Promobricks for the heads up. Portal (70427) – €19.99 Includes Jack, Axel Chops, Scrimper, Waylon Jack’s Beach Buggy (70428) – €19.99 Includes Jack, Parker, Scott Francis El Fuego’s Stunt Airplane (70429) – €29.99 Includes El Fuego, Jack, Mary Breaksom Newbury Subway Station (70430) – €29.99 Includes Jack, Parker, Pete Peterson The Lighthouse of Darkness (70431) – €49.99 Includes Jack, Parker, Jennie Napo, Claus Stormward, Skeleton Ghost Fair (70432) – €49.99 Includes Jack, Parker, JB, Jimbo Loblo, Terry Top The post LEGO Hidden Side 2020 Sets Officially Revealed appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

LEGO has quietly rolled out a cool new feature on LEGO Shop@Home in which you can check the inventory of a certain product at your nearest LEGO Brand Store. When you enter your address, you can find the nearest stores and it will tell you whether or not someting in stock. This makes it a bit easier if you’re planning on going to the LEGO Store and it saves you the frustration and gas when you find out they don’t have the item that you were going to get. Of course you can still call the store and ask them directly but it’s another option that you have. The post LEGO Store Inventory Checker on Shop@Home appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

This is definitely a case of better late than never. Builder Proudlove started this awesome space station for SHIPtember but didn’t get it done in time. Thankfully he persevered and we get to appreciate it. And while it wasn’t done in time for that it was finished in time for Brickomanie 2019, and attendees were able to see this lovely creation in person (and I’m a bit jealous). Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

Thomas is here to shatter your childhood thanks to an upgrade (?) by builder dvdliu. This one resonates with me because a couple years ago we did some Thomas animation at my stop motion studio, and we had dozens of this little guy and his friends around. But they were extra disturbing because I removed their pupils for animation purposes, so they were zombies. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

I was lucky enough to not only see this wonderful kinetic sculpture by JK Brickworks at BrickCon this year, I was also able to finally meet Jason in person. I won’t go to the trouble of describing what this does, since my words won’t do it justice and there’s a very detailed and excellent video linked below. I strongly encourage you to take time to watch, it’s absolutely fascinating. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

One of my favorite Nintendo Gamecube games was Luigi’s Mansion. When Mario mysteriously disappears in a haunted house, Luigi comes to his rescue and does some serious ghost busting. Well, that was nearly 20 years ago, and recently Luigi’s Mansion 3 came out, and you can bet I’m going to get it, but I must be patient. You see, at our house we post Christmas wish lists on the fridge around Halloween if not earlier, and if you put anything on the list you can’t buy it for yourself (those are the rules). I’m pretty sure Santa will bring me a copy, but in the mean time I’ll just admire this awesome sculpture by builder and Twitch streamer BrickinNick. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

Yellow Castle 375 came out a bit before my time, but it’s beloved by many in the LEGO community. Galaktek spent the year building nine MOCS inspired by the set, ranging from a Japanese castle to a space base, and they’re all fantastic. My favorite ones are the underwater castle, and the forest stronghold. Original linkOriginal author: James Morr