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For Star Wars Day, May the 4th, you'll have to use all your Jedi powers to grab this Lego set — Jango Fett's Starship WILL sell out fast
Lego has launched the first new Lego Star Wars set of 2025, and it's an absolute beauty, packed with details and 2,970-pieces, Star Wars fans and collectors will need to use the Force to grab this one.
LEGO Star Wars Day deals 2025 — sets I'd buy starting at $6
There’s no holiday quite like Star Wars Day. Every year on May the 4th, fans across the galaxy celebrate their favorite franchise. For LEGO lovers, Star Wars Day deals are the ultimate excuse to grow their LEGO Star Wars collection. And for 2025, LEGO has gone in with exclusive offers, early set releases, and collectible gifts just for fans.
Milan Madge, master model designer at Lego, led the design of the new Dancing Figures kit. Madge says his team worked in ...
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LEGO Sonic Dash Animation :Watch Sonic Zoom in Stop MotionGet ready for a fast-paced adventure with LEGO Sonic Dash! In this stop-motion animation, watch Sonic zoom through a ...
Ferrari and the entire 2025 Miami GP F1 grid have unveiled life-size LEGO car models, with Ferrari's made from 400,000 bricks ...
Mattel has launched Brick Shop, a new division focusing on brick-based toys, and it's collaborating with Hot Wheels to launch ...
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Fortnite’s Mech Team Leader is now a massive new Lego setLego has unveiled four new Fortnite sets, including a massive Lego Fortnite Mech Team Leader set, standing over 17 inches ...
To the surprise of no one, Star Wars reigns supreme in this month's Lego releases–but the galaxy far, far away isn't the only ...
More than just plastic bricks, the new Mattel and Hot Wheels Brick Shop sets also include metal pieces, extra accessories, ...
All the info you need to know about the new LEGO sets for May 2025, including what's coming out (Star Wars, Mario, and more), ...
Every Formula 1 team is represented by a full-size scale model. Autosport shared a picture of the Lego Formula 1 cars on its ...
A family-run shop that was the UK's first retailer of Lego is celebrating its 70th anniversary with a special display.
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