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The previous three days have seen the arrival of three droids. Even though this Advent Calendar is themed around droids, I think we are due for another piece of scenery next.
I have only just recognised that the Harry Potter Advent Calendar follows a conventional pattern, featuring a minifigure, a recreation of a magical creature and then a magical artefact every three days.
The next LEGO Ideas set has been announced as the winner of the Build from the Heart contest, 21365 Love Birds! The press release follows:
21365 Love Birds
750 pieces, rated 18+
$49.99 / £44.99 / €49.99 Available at LEGO.com from 1st January 2026
Celebrate love and friendship and create adorable bird decor with the LEGO Ideas Love Birds building set for adults (21365). Build an intricately detailed LEGO tree and perch two 2 stunning coral-pink birds among its spring foliage. Turn the birds’ heads and angle them on the branch so that, together, they create a heart shape when viewed from behind.
The winner of the LEGO Ideas ‘Build from the Heart’ challenge, the original design for this set was created by a fan designer and voted for by LEGO fans. It makes a cute Valentine’s Day gift for her, him, couples and art lovers, and a meaningful display piece. This craft kit for adults offers a fun, romantic activity for couples, whether you are new to LEGO sets or a more experienced builder.
LEGO NINJAGO is definitely receiving plenty of attention for its 15th anniversary next year and today brings the announcement of a spectacular addition to the range, containing various highly requested NINJAGO minifigures!
71861 The Old Town
4,851 pieces, rated 14+
$299.99 / £269.99 / €299.99 Available at LEGO.com from 1st January 2026
Boys, girls and NINJAGO superfans aged 14 and over can celebrate the history of the LEGO NINJAGO TV show with The Old Town 15th Anniversary (71861) building toy. This town play set consists of four modules: a front gate, post office and workshop, three-storey tower and lookout that can be connected in a circle, rearranged into a horizontal display that stretches to over 100cm (39 in.) wide or played with separately.
This ninja toy is packed with nostalgic references and features a zip line for minifigures to travel along, a working crane, a tea cart, a carpenter’s workshop, an exploding wall and a statue of the First Spinjitzu Master, cherry blossom trees, a hidden entrance, ninja artefacts and a secret hideout. The model building kit comes with 23 minifigure characters from the TV show, including all seven of the original ninja and three collectable minifigures on a stand.
A third of the way through the LEGO City Advent Calendar, I would anticipate our third minifigure today, continuing the pattern of the calendar so far.
We started to get some more festive builds with yesterday's hearth - a perfect setting for the Friends' sleepover. I hope this is the start of a trend.
Yesterday we met the second Frozen princess, Anna (or is that the only princess? Elsa may be a queen in Olaf's Frozen Adventure). So we have a few characters to play the game, I think now we need to start filling out the scene.
Today's random set is 60043 Prisoner Transporter, released during 2014. It's one of 41 City sets produced that year. It contains 196 pieces and 3 minifigs, and its retail price was US$24.99/£17.99.
It's owned by 7,694 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 $41.20, or eBay.
Today's random minifigure is sp110Space Police 3 Alien - Rench, a Space figure that came in one set, 5981 Raid VPR, released during 2010.
Our members collectively own a total of 5,029 of them. If you'd like to buy one you should find it for sale at BrickLink, where new ones sell for around $14.20.
75377 Invisible Hand was launched in 2024 and the famous Republic equivalent, 75441 Venator-class Attack Cruiser, follows next year! Star Wars fans have highlighted the vessel as a possibility since the Starship Collection started and I think this model looks fantastic.
The shape and proportions of this ship are very faithful to the source material; remarkably so considering the size. Furthermore, the Venator-class Star Destroyer is designed at exactly the same scale as 75377 Invisible Hand and seems equally detailed, so the two should be flawless companions on display.
It was remiss of me not to inform you until now that 40778 Winter Gazebo, the first of two seasonal GWPs that are being offered during December, is a gift with purchase at LEGO.com until tomorrow.
It's free with purchases over £135 / €150 / $150 and, additionally, 40704 Micro NINJAGO Docks will be added to your basket as well, as an unadvertised gift. I don't think those micro Ninjago sets were too successful if they are now resorting to giving them away...
40777 Celebration Series: Gingerbread Train Ornament is the next one, and it'll probably be offered from Wednesday.
42223 1966 Ford GT40 MKII is one of three 15-wide Technic cars that have been announced for release in 2026. The relatively compact format allows the designers to produce reasonably accurate models at a mid-price point, albeit with limited functionality.
