Amazon, as usual, is following in the footsteps of its competitors and offering the same deal as Cdiscount: 50% immediate discount on the 2nd LEGO set purchased from a selection of boxes.
The selection is not very impressive, but you might find something to fill your shelves a little more with Star Wars, Speed Champions, LEGO Editions, BOTANICALS, Harry Potter, Minecraft, Technic or Creator.
To take advantage of the offer, simply add at least two products from the selection to your basket; the offer will be automatically applied when you finalize your order.
This offer cannot be combined with other offers; you must use the shopping cart to place your order. The offer is theoretically valid until October 7, 2026, but as usual, it will end well before that date.
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Remember, the licensed merchandise manufacturer Paladone announced a whole range of LEGO-themed products a few months ago , and some of these products are now online at Amazon, allowing us to obtain their respective retail prices.
Not everything that was announced is listed yet, but you can already get an idea of the budget needed to decorate a child's bedroom or a LEGO Room. The cute piggy bank and the brick-shaped lights are notably missing.
Online products will be available for delivery from October 2026 and several new products are expected for early 2027.
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Today we are taking a very quick look at the contents of the LEGO ICONS 11379 Bookstore: Book Nook set , a box of 1690 pieces which is currently available for pre-order on the official online store at a public price of €129,99 and which will be available from October 1, 2026.
This is not the first attempt by LEGO to ride the Book Nook trend; the manufacturer has already produced several sets on this theme, taking more or less liberties with the concept, to the point that one can almost accuse them of appropriating the name of these products when the account doesn't fit if we admit that there are rules on the subject.
Upon arrival, some products like the 10351 Sherlock Holmes: Book Nook set were reasonably convincing, while others like the 10367 The Lord of the Rings: Balrog Book Nook set frankly usurped the name used by straying too far from the subject in both substance and form.
This time, there's no licensed product, and LEGO simply offers us a modest, very cluttered bookstore whose shelves are scattered with more or less obvious references to literary works, which are generally destined to end up on a shelf wedged between two books. Visually, it's closer than ever to the Book Nook concept, even if the construction can seem messy and too dense to be properly appreciated visually.
Once unfolded, the diorama regains some airiness and homogeneity, with the shelves becoming much more legible and the layout appearing far more coherent. This is the paradox of this product, which almost tries too hard: its closed version loses considerable clarity, and this visual confusion can be partly attributed to the lack of integrated lighting. A few LEDs would have been enough to add depth, create shadows, and instill a certain atmosphere in this decidedly well-stocked bookstore.
The very concept of Book Nook is to be a cleverly designed, enclosed space that exploits lighting and perspective. Here, however, none of that is present; when folded, the structure resembles an overly dark, disjointed mess that evokes nothing artistically. The atmosphere is lacking, as is the perspective effect.
Worse still, LEGO tries to compensate for the lack of built-in lighting by attempting to bring light in from above. In reality, it's far too cluttered to actually see what's happening in this bookstore, which also serves coffee. The absence of a roof, or even just a ceiling, therefore serves little purpose other than to give the impression that the product lacks polish.
Regarding the outer sides of the model, which shouldn't be visible when the object is placed between two books, it's a bare minimum. LEGO doesn't bother with the finish on the blue cover, and a large number of studs remain exposed. Everyone has their own opinion about LEGO studs; I think a cover entirely covered in Tiles would have been more elegant.
There's no escaping a large number of stickers, although some might be surprised not to see more, which is a shame, as usual, on an unlicensed product aimed at an adult audience and sold for €130. The landscape visible through the two windows is rather ridiculous; it looks like the bookstore is located in the middle of a field of windmills.
Don't spoil too much for yourself the references installed on the bookstore shelves, they are documented in the pages of the instruction booklet in the form of clues and this will be an opportunity to rack your brains a little during assembly.
Upon arrival, it's still not a Book Nook in the literal sense, even if it comes close despite the lack of built-in lighting. Yet, this isn't LEGO's first attempt: set 10351 Sherlock Holmes: Book Nook did quite well with its street scene, set 76450 Book Nook: Hogwarts Express offered a somewhat ridiculous train split in two when folded, set 10367 The Lord of the Rings: Balrog Book Nook featured too much empty space, and set 76478 Book Nook: Dumbledore's Office also handled perspective reasonably well. This new set regresses in this last area, with a setup far too messy to evoke any kind of atmosphere.
What will remain is the pleasure of building for all fans of micro-things and rather original techniques, a few references to guess, two minifigs that reuse many elements already seen elsewhere but which at least allow you to obtain a new torso and face for the female character and a few pad-printed pieces.
Nothing to get worked up about, and certainly not worth spending €130 on this unlicensed product that offers nothing special to justify the inflated price. I can already see the per-unit pricing enthusiasts reassuring themselves by doing the usual division, but these are mostly small items, and that formula has been outdated for a long time. A kilo of tomatoes can contain a different quantity of tomatoes, but it's still a kilo at the checkout.
If this topic interests you, wait patiently until this product is available at a bargain price elsewhere than at LEGO.
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Note: The product shown here, provided by LEGO , is, as usual, up for grabs. The deadline is September 17, 2026 at 23:59 PM. Simply leave a comment below the article to participate.
I had the helmet from the LEGO Editions set 43024 Ayrton Senna Helmet on hand and I thought I absolutely had to try the modification that could make it more believable.
So I ordered the set of stickers that you can currently find all over the internet via sponsored posts by the seller and after spending €12,80 including shipping and waiting a good two weeks, I finally received the small sheet of stickers which allows you to modify both the large helmet and that of the minifig.
Upon unpacking, I was a little disappointed: the actual product (right below) doesn't live up to the photo used (left below) by the retailer to promote these stickers. The resolution is rather low, the colors are dull, and the promised precise cut to align perfectly with the white piece is barely adequate. You can also feel the ink texture when you run your finger over the Marlboro logo; it's nothing like the official stickers.
However, there is one good idea: the stickers are printed on a transparent background, which avoids any color variations with the white piece. On the other hand, this transparent background is rather thin and easily distorts during application.
I still applied the two stickers to the large helmet just to see how it looked. The result seems quite acceptable from a distance, despite the poor technical quality of the stickers. Was it really necessary to spend €12,80 on them? For this test, probably yes, but if I were to do it for a personal helmet, I'm not so sure. Or perhaps I would look for a higher-quality solution than the one I chose based on the promotional image provided.
If you absolutely want to find this sheet online, simply do a Google Lens search on the scan below, you will easily find the seller of these somewhat expensive stickers.
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If you are a fan of the DC universe, know that LEGO will celebrate Batman Day 2026 by offering the 30726 Batman: Bruce Wayne and the Batsuit paperbag with any purchase of €40 or more in products from the DC Batman range from September 9 to 19, 2026.
This bag of 35 pieces will allow you to obtain a Bruce Wayne minifigure as well as a Batman outfit.
The offer will be valid on the official online store from September 9, 2026 and will remain active as usual while stocks last.
If you haven't yet succumbed to the allure of the 76355 Batman Returns Batmobile set , available since September 1, 2026 at a public price of €209,99, it's now wise to wait and get a free bag while you're at it.
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