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LEGO Art already includes recreations of several famous paintings and another joins the series in August, Gustav Klimt's The Kiss. The press release follows:
31221 Gustav Klimt – The Kiss
4,000 pieces, rated 18+
$299.99 / £269.99 / €299.99 Available at LEGO.com from 1st August
The LEGO Group and the Belvedere Museum reveal the largest LEGO Art Masterpiece to date: Gustav Klimt – The Kiss
The LEGO Group, in collaboration with Belvedere Museum, invites fans to discover the golden age of art with the new LEGO Art Gustav Klimt – The Kiss set. This 4,000-piece LEGO Art set is a striking three-dimensional tribute to one of the world’s most iconic paintings, and the largest LEGO Art Masterpiece set released to date.
Inspired by Klimt’s celebrated masterpiece The Kiss, the set captures the emotion, ornamentation and luminous colour palette that defined the Austrian modernist painter’s work and the Vienna Secession movement. Reimagined through LEGO bricks, the artwork becomes an immersive creative experience that blends art, design and mindful building.
Tomatohead is the latest in a line of iconic Fortnite characters to be added to the LEGO lineup. The first set of the wave is small but perfectly formed: this great little display piece holds a miniature hidden secret, and despite its size, this model is packed with interesting parts.
Pick a Brick shoppers living in the US and GB, rejoice! The Bricks and Pieces Team continues to improve your shopping experience, giving new ways to part with your coins for more plastic goodness.
Further enhancing the upload list feature from 2024, you can now create lists to collect parts for later purchase. Note: you can only save pieces that you can currently see on Pick a Brick.
Today's random set is 9440 Venomari Shrine, released during 2012. It's one of 48 Ninjago sets produced that year. It contains 86 pieces and 1 minifig, and its retail price was US$6.99 / £5.99, which equates to about US$10 / £9 in today's money.
It's owned by 10,137 Brickset members. If you want to add it to your collection you should find it for sale at Brick Owl, BrickLink, where new ones sell for around $42.00, or eBay.
Today's random figure is twn271Photographer - Sweatshirt, a Town figure that came in one set, 10255 Assembly Square, released during 2017.
Our members collectively own a total of 35,268 of them. If you'd like to buy one you should find it for sale at Brick Owl or BrickLink, where new ones sell for around $3.60.
LEGO SpongeBob SquarePants ran as a theme fairly consistently between 2006 and 2012, but ended then and did not return for Dimensions or BrickHeadz, as many licensed themes from the 2000s have.
However, the friendly sea sponge finally returns this year, as a BrickHeadz model and a minifigure in 11386 SpongeBob SquarePants: Bikini Bottom! Though I find the Icons branding a bit silly for this kind of set, the houses on Conch Street look fantastic, with far greater detail than previous renditions of the neighbourhood.
Find all the information and images of both upcoming sets after the break...
Three projects from the 75 that qualified during the third 2025 review period have passed review, so will be added to the backlog of LEGO Ideas sets, and released sometime next year. I have to say, one of them is a strange choice given another recent announcement.
The two projects in the parking lot which contains ideas that are awaiting a decision, Daft Punk and Lunch atop a Skyscraper, remain there, and have been joined by four more.
View all three after the break and also an updated list of the backlog.
LEGO announced a surprise addition to the Editions theme introduced this year, expanding a range that had previously focused exclusively on sporting icons to include pop superstar Olivia Rodrigo. While the theme's first releases celebrated landmark moments from the world of football and F1, these new sets instead take inspiration from one of the biggest names in contemporary music.
Since the release of her debut album SOUR in 2021, Olivia Rodrigo has become a well-known singer-songwriter, with two best-selling album releases and sell-out world tour last year. The five new display-focused sets added to the line highlight her recognisable aesthetic of purple tones, butterflies, stars, and other recurring motifs that have become closely associated with her music and branding. I appreciate that many of us here may not be her target demographic, however!
The first one I've taken a look at is 43028 Olivia Rodrigo's Vinyl, a representation of a vinyl record that can either be hung on the wall or placed on a surface, and includes Olivia herself in minifigure form.
In case you missed them (like me), some exciting previous GWPs are back, available at LEGO.com this week:
For UK/EU Insiders, 40774 Classic Animation Scenes is free when you spend in excess of £115 / €130 through July 16.
For US/CA Insiders, 40906 Restaurants of the World: Japan is free when you spend in excess of $180 / $235 CAD through July 23.
For AU/NZ customers, 40916 Floral Picture Frame is free when you spend in excess of $245 AUD / $265 NZD through July 23.
For all customers, 30731 Tom Nook and Flying Present is free when you spend in excess of £35 / $40 / €40 on Animal Crossing, Fortnite, Sonic the Hedgehog, Super Mario, The Legend of Zelda, or Minecraft through July 23.
One of the most unusual and interesting Ideas projects ever to be chosen for production, in my opinion, has been announced, 21372 La Catrina! The press release follows:
21372 La Catrina
1,212 pieces, rated 18+
$139.99 / £109.99 / €119.99 Available at LEGO.com from 1st August
"Even in death, La Catrina smiles." Showcase Mexican culture’s enlightened perspective on the human condition with the LEGO Ideas La Catrina (21372) figurine. This building set is a great gift idea for adults that lets them create their own decoration for Day of the Dead celebrations.
Display it all year round on a desk or shelf as a striking piece of room decor. Enjoy quality time building a meticulously detailed, elegantly clothed LEGO skeleton figure that embodies a unique combination of beauty and mortality. Attach brick-built marigolds and printed sugar skull decorations to her hat and dress. Place La Catrina on the base adorned with more marigolds and a brick-built monarch butterfly. Put the other butterfly in her hand and pose her head and arms to change up your display.
The largest of this year's current crop of Creator 3-in-1 sets, 31388 Wild Animals: Family of Koalas gives us three unique animals from "down under", and adds to the "wild animals" theme-within-a-theme started earlier in the year by 31386 Wild Animals: Majestic Lion.
With a choice of a pair of koalas, kangaroos, or turtles, each with their own small section of scenery, this bright and colourful set focusses on Australia's distinctive wildlife, and there is one clear winner amongst the three!
