LEGO Mini Build instructions now available on LEGO.com

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EDIT: oh wait, just not a Dutch site, where the link defaults to. If I use en-us instead, it works.

Only three of them so far, but 6548650 is weirdly cute (or cutely weird).

@TheOtherMike said:
"Only three of them so far, but 6548650 is weirdly cute (or cutely weird)."

Scroll down ;-)

...and if you use your LEGO login. More will be available. Like Harry Potter.

Sounds good. Next question is can there be a link to pick a brick?

Nice that they’re sharing these online. I appreciate when the mini builds are available here in Brickset so I can add the few I get to my inventory, like 6523834 but not all of them have been imported here.

There are some fantastic Ninjago builds, sadly my large bag of duplicate spares has very few of the requisite parts. :(

I miss the times of the regular monthly minibuilds. Sure, they ended years ago, pre-pandemic I think, but unfortunate that they didn't continue them afterwards.

https://brickset.com/sets/theme-Promotional/subtheme-Monthly-Mini-Model-Build

Better than the Insider program, which used to charge points for instructions.

Waiting on the Butterbeer cart…..

This is nice. But as someone else suggested, having a link to Pick a Brick and having all the parts available would be nicer. (>_,<)

I just got an email from LEGO saying, "We saved you a slice." I got really excited that they would be giving me the Death Star. Alas, I simply received a code for 40780 birthday cake (which is like a mini build....trying to bring it back on topic). I guess any free LEGO is better than no free LEGO. :o)

awesome

@AustinPowers said:
"I miss the times of the regular monthly minibuilds. Sure, they ended years ago, pre-pandemic I think, but unfortunate that they didn't continue them afterwards.

https://brickset.com/sets/theme-Promotional/subtheme-Monthly-Mini-Model-Build"

I mean LEGO stores are doing even more builds now than they did back then. Most months there's one or two builds per month. They're even doing them on weekends where people can more easily get to them.

@WizardOfOss said:
" @TheOtherMike said:
"Only three of them so far, but 6548650 is weirdly cute (or cutely weird)."

Scroll down ;-)"

Thanks for pointing that out. Just downloaded the instructions for 6523834 and 6562113 (if I get the pieces for that, I'll be tempted to track down 60460, since I already have 60458 and 60459). I'll have to keep checking back to see if they post the 40249 instructions. I've always had an affection for that breed (even though I was scared of dogs as a kid) due to my first stuffed animal being one.

@Lego34s said:"Sounds good. Next question is can there be a link to pick a brick? "

That would be great! Do it, Lego!

Would someone be so kind to post a working link?

:D

Thanks in advance

@Rene_lomeli said:
"Would someone be so kind to post a working link?

:D

Thanks in advance"

https://kids.lego.com/en-gb/minibuilds

There are also other instructions and part lists for "mini-builds" in the PaB section. Simply replace the last 3 digits with different numbers to browse for different models:
https://www.lego.com/en-gb/pick-and-build/pick-a-brick?elementGroup=EG00130

@Glacier_Phoenix said:
" @AustinPowers said:
"I miss the times of the regular monthly minibuilds. Sure, they ended years ago, pre-pandemic I think, but unfortunate that they didn't continue them afterwards.

https://brickset.com/sets/theme-Promotional/subtheme-Monthly-Mini-Model-Build "

I mean LEGO stores are doing even more builds now than they did back then. Most months there's one or two builds per month. They're even doing them on weekends where people can more easily get to them."
At our local LEGO store they don't. They have stopped such events entirely, no matter what month or weekday. At least not for adults like they did with the monthly minibuilds. They have certain events for kids, but those tend to be 10 years max.

@Vindicare said:
"Waiting on the Butterbeer cart….."

If you sign in with your LEGO ID, the Butterbeer cart is visible. Hope that helps.

So it looks like I'll need to get 6562113 off the secondary market, if I want it. Just checked PaB, and the chassis piece, the wheels, and the driver's torso are out of stock there. Not a surprise, really, as the set was discontinued at the end of last year.

Oh, excellent. This’ll come in very handy.

@AustinPowers said:
" @Glacier_Phoenix said:
" @AustinPowers said:
"I miss the times of the regular monthly minibuilds. Sure, they ended years ago, pre-pandemic I think, but unfortunate that they didn't continue them afterwards.

https://brickset.com/sets/theme-Promotional/subtheme-Monthly-Mini-Model-Build "

I mean LEGO stores are doing even more builds now than they did back then. Most months there's one or two builds per month. They're even doing them on weekends where people can more easily get to them."
At our local LEGO store they don't. They have stopped such events entirely, no matter what month or weekday. At least not for adults like they did with the monthly minibuilds. They have certain events for kids, but those tend to be 10 years max. "

Presumably they don't want adults grabbing all the free small builds aimed at children before the children get them or worse, dominating the stock and build area while children are trying to build them.

@CCC said:
" @AustinPowers said:
" @Glacier_Phoenix said:
" @AustinPowers said:
"I miss the times of the regular monthly minibuilds. Sure, they ended years ago, pre-pandemic I think, but unfortunate that they didn't continue them afterwards.

https://brickset.com/sets/theme-Promotional/subtheme-Monthly-Mini-Model-Build "

I mean LEGO stores are doing even more builds now than they did back then. Most months there's one or two builds per month. They're even doing them on weekends where people can more easily get to them."
At our local LEGO store they don't. They have stopped such events entirely, no matter what month or weekday. At least not for adults like they did with the monthly minibuilds. They have certain events for kids, but those tend to be 10 years max. "

Presumably they don't want adults grabbing all the free small builds aimed at children before the children get them or worse, dominating the stock and build area while children are trying to build them."
I used to build them for my kids a take them home for them, since contrary to me they couldn't be there at the times of the build sessions. We don't live in Frankfurt after all, I only work there. Otherwise I wouldn't have been able to attend either.