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Off-road vehicles have appeared in NINJAGO on multiple occasions and the latest edition, 71856 Jay's Transforming Car, looks superb. Predictably, the model is designed around a transformation function, as the whole forward section twists to reveal some animalistic features.
I think this vehicle looks impressive in either configuration and there are some great figures too, as the three ninja included are exclusive. Unfortunately, like 71811 Arin's Ninja Off-Road Buggy Car before it, the set seems very expensive at a price of £44.99, $54.99 or €49.99.
Today's random set is 4032 Holiday Jet (Aeroflot Version), released during 2003. It's one of 28 World City sets produced that year. It contains 151 pieces.
It's owned by 33 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 $100.00, or eBay.
Today's random figure is frnd0266Friends Olivia (Nougat) - Bright Light Yellow Skirt, Dark Pink and Dark Azure Swimsuit Top, Life Jacket, a Friends figure that came in one set, 41347 Heartlake City Resort, released during 2018.
Our members collectively own a total of 1,839 of them. If you'd like to buy one you should find it for sale at BrickLink, where new ones sell for around $2.40.
60444 LEGO Delivery Truck was released a year and a half ago and the reception was extremely positive. I think its value was reasonable for the lorry's substantial size, though there is no harm in introducing a smaller and cheaper alternative, such as 60500 The LEGO Van.
The van appears relatively unremarkable, which should be considered a compliment in this situation, as a realistic model of a common kind of van, albeit with unusual branding! However, this vibrant livery looks excellent and several new LEGO box tiles are included too, as a pleasing bonus.
The botanical collection has been going for six years so, inevitably, just like Star Wars with its myriad X-Wings and Millennium Falcons, subjects are now being repeated.
40524 Sunflowers, which was launched in 2022 and well received at the time, now looks crude in comparison to 11502 Sunflower Bouquet, which utilises recently introduced foliage elements to create far more impressive and realistic helianthus blooms.
The 2026 DREAMZzz wave continues to expand the Nightmare Creatures’ ranks, and this year's offering of 71513 Nightmare Scorpion Digger leans fully into the darker side of the theme.
Not only is it the only one to focus on the antagonists of the TV series, it's the smallest (and therefore cheapest) of the five released, with just over 500 pieces. The usual choice of designs is offered under the 2-in-1 banner, this time choosing between a scorpion or a wasp.
Following a rather predictable announcement yesterday, a completely unexpected new licence has been unveiled today, inspired by an upcoming film! The press release follows:
11389 Project Hail Mary
Rated 18+, 830 pieces
$99.99 / £99.99 / €109.99 Available at LEGO.com from 1st March
Launch into the realm of cinematic science fiction with the LEGO Icons Project Hail Mary (11389) spaceship model kit for adults. Enjoy a creative journey as you craft each detail of this microscale replica, which captures the design of the iconic interstellar spacecraft.
Turn the crank to send the crew module into orbit, simulating the centrifugal gravity system from the movie. Then add the Ryland Grace minifigure and Rocky figure to complete your display. This detailed model makes a striking centrepiece for the home or office and a perfect birthday or Christmas gift for sci-fi lovers.
As soon as I watched KPop Demon Hunters last summer, I felt confident LEGO sets would follow. After all, LEGO already has a strong relationship with Netflix, releasing sets for Wednesday, ONE PIECE and Stranger Things recently, while the movie's style feels somehow appropriate for a LEGO theme.
However, whereas the likes of ONE PIECE translate easily to LEGO sets, based on the variety of memorable ships and locations, I think KPop Demon Hunters is a little harder to predict, since the movie is very character-focused. Nonetheless, I have tried to come up with some ideas.
This article covers the whole of KPop Demon Hunters, but does not spoil any major plot revelations from later in the movie.
In potentially the most predictable LEGO theme announcement ever, KPop Demon Hunters sets are coming soon! The press release follows:
Gonna be Golden! The LEGO Group and Netflix Announce a Supernatural Collaboration to Bring the World of KPop Demon Hunters to Life in LEGO Toys
Today, the LEGO Group and Netflix announce a new collaboration for LEGOproducts based on Netflix’s most popular movie, KPop Demon Hunters. The collaboration aims to unite the KPop Demon Hunters universe with the world of creative LEGO brick building, with one new product being revealed and coming to eager fans for pre-order this spring, and additional sets coming in 2027.
Lena Dixen, SVP, Product Group, Core Businesses at the LEGO Group, said: “We are beyond the (hon)moon about this new collaboration! KPop Demon Hunters and LEGO fans will finally get to combine their passions and immerse themselves in the world of KPop Demon Hunters through LEGO building. The movie has taken the entire world by storm, and we just couldn’t wait to work with Netflix on this one. We hope fans will be as excited about the sets as we are!”
The new City range includes numerous smaller sets and the colourful 60485 Hot Rod is an eye-catching example. For a model comprising only 81 pieces, the car seems relatively realistic and fairly unusual among City sets, which is always welcome.
In addition, all the decorations are printed and there are several new recolours too, so there seems to be much to like for a set costing £8.99, $9.99 or €9.99.
21349 Tuxedo Cat was launched two years ago to great acclaim among cat lovers, so it's perhaps not surprising that a recoloured version, 21376 Orange Cat or, as we'd call it in the UK, a ginger and white cat, is to be released next month.
Although it's essentially just a recoloured version of the black and white cat, some design improvements have been made.
