Alien Space Diner GWP available now

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Alien Space Diner

Alien Space Diner

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A day earlier than predicted, 40687 Alien Space Diner is now available as a gift with purchase at LEGO.com. Surprisingly, the sum you'll need to spend to acquire the fun-looking 239-piece set is only £90 / $100 / €100.

It'll be available until the 26th of May and I suggest you wait until tomorrow before placing your order, when 31212 The Milky Way Galaxy and 10341 NASA Artemis Space Launch System will be launched.

The inventory has been published at LEGO.com, which unfortunately confirms that it does not include air tanks for the minifigures.

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48 comments on this article

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By in United Kingdom,

is it £90 or £100?

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By in United States,

90

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By in United Kingdom,

Just dropped my order in - just so glad the threshold includes pre-orders.

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By in United Kingdom,

Grabbed it with the new alien packs and the new City Space lab with the dome, so I should have a nice little Space scene out of the box. I appreciate how there are some common elements between the Space sets like the new purple crystals.

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By in United Kingdom,

Alien space diner be damned, when are they announcing that big LotR set??

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By in South Africa,

Luckily I added some last-minute airtanks to my bricklink order yesterday ;-)

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By in United Kingdom,

@SteveHampson said:
"Alien space diner be damned, when are they announcing that big LotR set??"

Maybe a day? Leaks are already out and no doubt the reviewers have built their sets and written their articles already.

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By in Germany,

... aaaand it's bought!

:P bricklinked white and orange airtanks in advance.

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By in United Kingdom,

@CCC said:
" @SteveHampson said:
"Alien space diner be damned, when are they announcing that big LotR set??"

Maybe a day? Leaks are already out and no doubt the reviewers have built their sets and written their articles already."


curse those pesky reviewers, the suspense is killing me

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By in United Kingdom,

@SteveHampson said:
"Alien space diner be damned, when are they announcing that big LotR set??"

Images have leaked on Instagram.

As for this gwp, it means I can't check out the bricks in my bag until the offer ends. This has happened a lot lately, I put together an order and have to wait for the gwp offers that I don't like to end, otherwise they go on eBay for ages.

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By in United Kingdom,

Just looked at the images via REDDIT. Looks good and a smidge cheaper than Rivendell...

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By in United Kingdom,

@daniellesa said:
" @SteveHampson said:
"Alien space diner be damned, when are they announcing that big LotR set??"

Images have leaked on Instagram.

As for this gwp, it means I can't check out the bricks in my bag until the offer ends. This has happened a lot lately, I put together an order and have to wait for the gwp offers that I don't like to end, otherwise they go on eBay for ages."


Brick clicker has posted a video on youTube, and now I'll melt silently into the background and stop with the off-topic

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By in United States,

@SteveHampson said:
" @daniellesa said:
" @SteveHampson said:
"Alien space diner be damned, when are they announcing that big LotR set??"

Images have leaked on Instagram.

As for this gwp, it means I can't check out the bricks in my bag until the offer ends. This has happened a lot lately, I put together an order and have to wait for the gwp offers that I don't like to end, otherwise they go on eBay for ages."


Brick clicker has posted a video on youTube, and now I'll melt silently into the background and stop with the off-topic"


Muchos gracias!

Good lord! That Brickclicker dude never takes a breath, does he? He's like the anti-JANG.

Two orders in. Deamzzz sets (raven n dino-mite mech) with PaB tanks.

3 Space GWPs for $100 (in the U.S.) is a deal I can't pass up.

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By in Netherlands,

Alien Space Diner and for some reason I'm thinking of the diner scene from Spaceballs.

I like the old space themed minifigs but the rest is underwhelming.

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By in United States,

Pulled the trigger on the VTOL Heavy Cargo Spaceship.
Excited about all 3 GWPs!

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By in United States,

@darthmar said:
"Alien Space Diner and for some reason I'm thinking of the diner scene from Spaceballs.

I like the old space themed minifigs but the rest is underwhelming. "


We're the Spaceballs!
We're the masters of space
Hey, don't mess around with the Spaceballs
Watch out!

We've got a bossin' little ship
So you better watch your lip
'Cause we're the Spaceballs
Watch out!

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By in New Zealand,

why is this GWP not showing in New Zealand? I'm about to drop $$ on the Artemis set in a couple of hours when it's available, and it doesn't come up. Only the small combo set of the City Space polybag and Mars Rover polybag.. :/

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By in United Kingdom,

So do I get the small NASA rover polybag too if I buy the Artemis rocket. I already have the superior Technic rover from last year, so don't really care for the small one, but I find it strange that such a set would not be offered with the rocket.

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By in United States,

@StyleCounselor:
Is it an actual human voice? I know some YouTube channels just feed text through a program that emulates a human voice, and they don’t always handle normal speech patterns very well. This may or may not be related to the fact that punctuation is becoming increasingly optional.

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By in United States,

If only this If only this and 10334 were available at the same time. But I'd rather fore go this one, as I am getting out of the habit of purchasing that much Lego at one time, other than stuff like that radio. Maybe I'll look for it on the aftermarket.

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By in United States,

@SteveHampson said:
"Alien space diner be damned, when are they announcing that big LotR set??"

The pictures are out there, just google LEGO 10333.

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By in Portugal,

Fantastic, this is a great threshold.

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By in United States,

I enjoy this cross-theme initiative they’ve been doing. The current wave of CMFs is one of the most interesting we’ve gotten in awhile.

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By in Latvia,

@daniellesa said:
" @SteveHampson said:
"Alien space diner be damned, when are they announcing that big LotR set??"

Images have leaked on Instagram.

As for this gwp, it means I can't check out the bricks in my bag until the offer ends. This has happened a lot lately, I put together an order and have to wait for the gwp offers that I don't like to end, otherwise they go on eBay for ages."


Not quite sure I understand this logic. If you don't care for a gwp as a set, you can just break it down for parts upon arrival. Why would you turn down free stuff?

@twentythree said:
"Pulled the trigger on the VTOL Heavy Cargo Spaceship.
Excited about all 3 GWPs!"


3 GWPs? What else is there, other than the diner?

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By in United States,

@PurpleDave said:
" @StyleCounselor :
Is it an actual human voice? I know some YouTube channels just feed text through a program that emulates a human voice, and they don’t always handle normal speech patterns very well. This may or may not be related to the fact that punctuation is becoming increasingly optional."


I would say it is. But, I'm no expert on British dialects. It's one I almost can't understand, let alone place. Sounds affected, but that may merely be my past history with people who travel and speak like that.

Give it a go, if you dare!

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By in United States,

@TheNameWasTaken said:
" @daniellesa said:
" @SteveHampson said:
"Alien space diner be damned, when are they announcing that big LotR set??"

Images have leaked on Instagram.

As for this gwp, it means I can't check out the bricks in my bag until the offer ends. This has happened a lot lately, I put together an order and have to wait for the gwp offers that I don't like to end, otherwise they go on eBay for ages."


Not quite sure I understand this logic. If you don't care for a gwp as a set, you can just break it down for parts upon arrival. Why would you turn down free stuff?

@twentythree said:
"Pulled the trigger on the VTOL Heavy Cargo Spaceship.
Excited about all 3 GWPs!"


3 GWPs? What else is there, other than the diner?"


Space hoverbike poly and Mars rover poly if you spend $50 on Dreamzzz, City, Technic, or Friends in the US.

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By in United Kingdom,

@PurpleDave said:
" @StyleCounselor:
Is it an actual human voice? I know some YouTube channels just feed text through a program that emulates a human voice, and they don’t always handle normal speech patterns very well. This may or may not be related to the fact that punctuation is becoming increasingly optional."


He's real. A nice lad, that I've met a couple of times and chatted with. I just think he tries to say a lot, quickly to try to make the videos not very long.

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By in United States,

Whew! Good day at the local LEGO store! Picked up 42179 because the family is quite interested in its functions. Snagged a box of trees and teal window frames from the PAB wall. And, for the first time ever, the friendly store employees had kindly sorted out the new CMFs so I could get the two that I wanted most. Three GWPs later, I am grateful to have a brick and mortar so close by.

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By in Germany,

@StyleCounselor said:
" @TheNameWasTaken said:
" @daniellesa said:
" @SteveHampson said:
"Alien space diner be damned, when are they announcing that big LotR set??"

Images have leaked on Instagram.

As for this gwp, it means I can't check out the bricks in my bag until the offer ends. This has happened a lot lately, I put together an order and have to wait for the gwp offers that I don't like to end, otherwise they go on eBay for ages."


Not quite sure I understand this logic. If you don't care for a gwp as a set, you can just break it down for parts upon arrival. Why would you turn down free stuff?

@twentythree said:
"Pulled the trigger on the VTOL Heavy Cargo Spaceship.
Excited about all 3 GWPs!"


3 GWPs? What else is there, other than the diner?"


Space hoverbike poly and Mars rover poly if you spend $50 on Dreamzzz, City, Technic, or Friends in the US."


Europe, too, it seems (at least, Germany)

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By in United States,

@abri123 said:
" @PurpleDave said:
" @StyleCounselor :
Is it an actual human voice? I know some YouTube channels just feed text through a program that emulates a human voice, and they don’t always handle normal speech patterns very well. This may or may not be related to the fact that punctuation is becoming increasingly optional."


He's real. A nice lad, that I've met a couple of times and chatted with. I just think he tries to say a lot, quickly to try to make the videos not very long."


Good to know. He'd reach a wider audience if he just slowed down a bit. It's almost painful. I feel like I've worked out after listening to one of his vids.

I actually like that accent even though my encounters with it abroad have usually involved stuck-up club people or soccer (YES!! I said, SOCCER!) hooligans.

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By in United States,

@Ridgeheart said:
" @StyleCounselor said:
" @abri123 said:
" @PurpleDave said:
" @StyleCounselor :
Is it an actual human voice? I know some YouTube channels just feed text through a program that emulates a human voice, and they don’t always handle normal speech patterns very well. This may or may not be related to the fact that punctuation is becoming increasingly optional."


He's real. A nice lad, that I've met a couple of times and chatted with. I just think he tries to say a lot, quickly to try to make the videos not very long."


Good to know. He'd reach a wider audience if he just slowed down a bit. It's almost painful. I feel like I've worked out after listening to one of his vids.

I actually like that accent even though my encounters with it abroad have usually involved stuck-up club people or soccer (YES!! I said, SOCCER!) hooligans. "


Or as they call it in Europe, "Le Soccre"."


I thought it was 'le coup à la tête?'

I'm down for 'calcio,' though. Perhaps it's my background, but at least it's not 'footy' which just sounds like kinky English fooling around.

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By in United States,

@abri123 said:
" @PurpleDave said:
" @StyleCounselor:
Is it an actual human voice? I know some YouTube channels just feed text through a program that emulates a human voice, and they don’t always handle normal speech patterns very well. This may or may not be related to the fact that punctuation is becoming increasingly optional."


He's real. A nice lad, that I've met a couple of times and chatted with. I just think he tries to say a lot, quickly to try to make the videos not very long."


Maybe editing out the pauses? I’ve seen a few videos where it seems the host only cares about getting each individual sentence recorded clearly, and then stitches together a series of micro-cuts to make it seem like they’ve just been standing there, talking like normal.

@ StyleCounselor:
Oh, it’s okay. “Soccer” is a British term anyways.

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By in United States,

@PurpleDave said:
" @StyleCounselor:
Oh, it’s okay. “Soccer” is a British term anyways."


Always fun to rub that fact in the face of the snobbish types. In fact, there are a lot of words that are thought of as American, but that were originally British. It's just that the British stopped using them and we didn't. I follow a YouTube channel called Lost in the Pond whose owner grew up in Britain but now lives in Indiana. He frequently discusses things like word differences between the two nations.

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By in United States,

@TheOtherMike:
The hilarious thing is, once you know the story behind the name, you know that it couldn’t have come from anywhere else.

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By in United States,

@TheOtherMike said:
" @PurpleDave said:
" @StyleCounselor:
Oh, it’s okay. “Soccer” is a British term anyways."


Always fun to rub that fact in the face of the snobbish types. In fact, there are a lot of words that are thought of as American, but that were originally British. It's just that the British stopped using them and we didn't. I follow a YouTube channel called Lost in the Pond whose owner grew up in Britain but now lives in Indiana. He frequently discusses things like word differences between the two nations."


"'Indiana!' That's what we named the dog."

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By in United States,

@StyleCounselor said:
" @TheOtherMike said:
" @PurpleDave said:
" @StyleCounselor:
Oh, it’s okay. “Soccer” is a British term anyways."


Always fun to rub that fact in the face of the snobbish types. In fact, there are a lot of words that are thought of as American, but that were originally British. It's just that the British stopped using them and we didn't. I follow a YouTube channel called Lost in the Pond whose owner grew up in Britain but now lives in Indiana. He frequently discusses things like word differences between the two nations."


"'Indiana!' That's what we named the dog.""


"I've got a lot of fond memories of that dog."

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By in Canada,

Couldn't resist/pulled-the-trigger...well, I mean:
1) I had a 40 dollar 'B.S.' (um...'Best Seller') online-P.a.B. order that's been sitting for about a week...
2) I added 5008786: "Astronaut Plush" – Red because...well, that was my first Sapceman via 918: "Space Transport"...which I had two of 'em:)
3) Lastly...I guess the Diner's gonna be a drive-in, because I added 60431: "Space Explorer Rover and Alien Life" to round-it-out...:)

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By in United Kingdom,

Can anyone please tell me why the 2 polybag GWPs don't come up on the UK Lego site?

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By in United States,

@Belboz said:
"Can anyone please tell me why the 2 polybag GWPs don't come up on the UK Lego site?

"


Maybe its sold out? I don't see them in the US anymore either.

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By in Netherlands,

Hi Roger Wilco, welcome to the Monolith Burger restaurant.

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By in Canada,

@Zayzon: The polys aren't on the Canadian site anymore either...just as well, I got a swack of 'em from Dollarama (a Canadian dollar/discount store), and seen the speeder at my local 'Wally World' (along side the police 'cart').

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By in United States,

@martiniman said:
"Hi Roger Wilco, welcome to the Monolith Burger restaurant."

I REALLY hope someone decides to pitch Space Quest as show to one of these streaming services.

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By in New Zealand,

Lego is remaking so many of these old space minifigures, like the one in: 71037-3 but they dont have the original smiley face which is unfortunate

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By in Canada,

@AidenBurrett: I don't mind a mix-n'-match on the faces, it IS a lack of air-tanks that's irksome...I ordered orange one in my PaB order, as they are Best Sellers; but will have to wait to replenish the white ones...I do have a few, but I've been adding them to some of 'the newbs'/current SPACE figures like the bike rider...pilot...operator...whatever:)

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By in United States,

@TheOtherMike said:
" @StyleCounselor said:
" @TheOtherMike said:
" @PurpleDave said:
" @StyleCounselor:
Oh, it’s okay. “Soccer” is a British term anyways."


Always fun to rub that fact in the face of the snobbish types. In fact, there are a lot of words that are thought of as American, but that were originally British. It's just that the British stopped using them and we didn't. I follow a YouTube channel called Lost in the Pond whose owner grew up in Britain but now lives in Indiana. He frequently discusses things like word differences between the two nations."


"'Indiana!' That's what we named the dog.""


"I've got a lot of fond memories of that dog.""


"Dad, 11 o'clock!"

"What happens at 11 o'clock?"

"TWELVE! ELEVEN! TEN! ELEVEN O'CLOCK, FIRE!"

".....Sorry, son, they got us."

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By in United States,

I got two copies of this, and I haven't built one yet, but I did open one to raid for the minifigs and a few choice parts (like the Otto hair). I was surprised to find one part show up in two different bags, but there's an odd little hidden detail that I haven't seen mentioned yet. It's built in Bag 2, but it references something you don't build until Bag 4 (although it's not hard to figure out what it is if you look at the box art).

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