LEGO Botanical Collection is a new range from LEGO targetting the plants lover whom are also LEGO lovers.
For the first launch, there are two sets in this collection. LEGO Flower Bouquet 10280 and LEGO Bonsai Tree 10281. Both retails at S$79.90 each.
LEGO Art is a new product line from LEGO that uses LEGO to create art pieces. Essentially LEGO Art is a guided jigsaw puzzle.
LEGO Art launched in Singapore on 1st August 2020, and at launch, there are four different types of art pieces.
LEGO Wall-E 21303 was born out of a LEGO IDEAS project in 2014 by Angus MacLane. Angus MacLane is an animator and director at Pixar Animation Studios.
I bought it at Amazon back on 9th May 2016 for US$59.99 (S$82). It has been sitting in my drawer for almost four years.
This is an impulse buy as there is a flash sale during Lazada’s 12/12 year-end sales for the LEGO The Hulkbuster: Ultron Edition 76105.
During the flash sale, it is going for just S$147.70 on EToysStore on Lazada. The price excludes a delivery fee of S$1.49 within Singapore.
I chanced upon a November offer from Chowren Toys from Brickset for the LEGO Minifigure Display Case 16.
The retail price is US$29.99 but for the offer, the price drops to US$20.99 (S$30).
Fallout 4 will be released in two weeks time on the 10th November 2015.
To coincide with the launch of Fallout 4, minifiglabs.com has released a Vault Boy inspired minifig together with a bottle cap accessory inspired by Nuka-Cola.
Accompanying the #LEGORebuildSG campaign is the launch of 4 LEGO SG50 Limited Edition Singapore Icons Mini Builds. The 4 Mini Builds include quintessential Singaporean icons of the past such as The Cable Car, Ice Cream Bike, HDB Flats and the Dragon Playground. The Mini Builds are redeemable at selected stores with a minimum purchase of S$50 of LEGO products in a single receipt. Note that the Mini Builds have already been fully redeemed.
The easiest Mini Build to build is the Cable Car which only has 1 page of instructions, requiring 56 pieces of LEGO bricks to build. Next is the Ice Cream Bike with 2 pages of instructions, requiring 35 pieces of LEGO bricks to build.
As part of the #LEGORebuildSG campaign is the Rebuild Your Memories Competition.
The competition which ended on 26th June 2015 allow fans to construct their fondest memories of Singapore with LEGO.
Personally, I am not really familiar with the LEGO Ninjago series, but just to give a brief background, the LEGO Ninjago series was introduced in 2011 around four Ninjas: Kai, Cole, Jay and Zane. They have been trained by their master Sensei Wu to fight forces of evil to protect the land of Ninjago.
This summer, LEGO released 9 new LEGO Ninjago sets and a new LEGO Ninjago product called the LEGO Ninjago Airjitzu Flyer.
*UPDATE 30th July 2015* Check out the actual pictures of the LEGO SG50 Singapore Icons Mini Builds!
Singapore is turning 50 this year and hence you will see a lot of businesses supporting the tagline SG50, including one of my favourite company, LEGO.
