Today we take a quick look at the two products that will be available from March 25, 2022 on the official online store and in LEGO Stores: the references 40527 Easter Chicks et 30583 Easter bunny. To be offered the small box of 318 pieces in "limited edition", valued by LEGO at 12.99 €, with the two chicks and the large decorated egg, it will be necessary to pay at least 65 € without restriction of range. The polybag of 75 pieces with the rabbit and its little egg will be a little more "accessible", it will be enough to spend 40 € without restriction of range, which is not a feat when you know the prices charged by LEGO.

These two products on the Easter theme seem rather successful to me, they deal well with the subject with simple but easily identifiable little animals. The large egg that accompanies the two chicks is nicely executed with the added bonus of being able to customize some of the exterior decoration via the inventory of parts provided. The object can also be opened to slide the two chicks into a half shell. The egg that accompanies the rabbit is more minimalist but it will not shock on the corner of a shelf in the company of the other elements provided here.

Should we therefore agree to pay a few sets at a high price to be offered these two small promotional products? It's for you to see. If you like this type of small thematic sets and you have a few late boxes, why not. If you plan to resell the set 40527 Easter Chicks to compensate for the fact that you pay for your products at the highest price on the market, it is also tempting. The two offers will be cumulative and valid until April 16 or while supplies last.

Note: The products presented here, provided by LEGO, are as usual put into play. Deadline fixed at March 26, 2022 next at 23:59 p.m. Just post a comment under the article to participate.

Update : The winner was drawn and notified by email, his nickname is indicated below.

It's the official LEGO online store that spills the beans: today we discover a first visual of the LEGO Star Wars set 75342 Republic Fighter Tank which will allow us to obtain next May a new interpretation of the machine already seen at LEGO in 2008 in the set 7679 Republic Fighter Tank then in 2017 in the set 75182 Republic Fighter Tank.

Mace Windu, a Clone Commander and two Clone Troopers from the 187th Legion will be part of this new box of 262 pieces as well as two Battle Droids. The latest rumors announce us a public price fixed at 39.99 €.

The product sheet is not yet online, it is necessary for the moment to be satisfied with the visual illustration above visible on the dedicated Shop page to products from the LEGO Star Wars range.

LEGO today unveils a third set of what we can now call the LEGO Star Wars Diorama Collection : the reference 75339 Death Star Trash Compactor (802 pieces - 89.99 €) which takes up the principle of the stage perched on a display as the two other boxes unveiled by Amazon already do, the sets 75329 Death Star Trench Run (665 pieces - 59.99 €) and 75330 Dagobah Jedi Training (1000 pieces - 79.99 €).

These three sets are now referenced on the Shop and will be available from April 26, 2022 on the official online store and in LEGO Stores, we will talk about it until then with reviews dedicated to each of these three references. Note that two of these three sets can already be pre-ordered (75329 and 75330):

75329 DEATH STAR TRENCH RUN ON THE LEGO SHOP >>

75330 DAGOBAH JEDI TRAINING ON THE LEGO SHOP >>

75339 DEATH STAR TRASH COMPACTOR ON THE LEGO SHOP >>

(The link to the shop redirects to the version of the official shop for your country of connection)

Better late than never. The publisher Huginn & Munnin, which handles the localization of LEGO works published by Dorling Kindersley (DK) via its QILINN collection, announces the arrival on the shelves of the French version of the book LEGO Star Wars Character Encyclopedia New Edition accompanied by the exclusive minifig of Darth Maul.

The original version of the book was published in 2020 and if you have waited hoping to see a French version of this non-exhaustive dictionary of minifigs from the LEGO Star Wars range come out one day with very large photos surrounded by some information and other anecdotes on the character concerned, your patience is finally rewarded.

Darth Maul is here in his Crimson Dawn version (Scarlet Dawn), named after the criminal organization of which he is the leader. We therefore find the pendant which takes up the logo of the organization on the tattooed chest of the character.

The 224-page book is sold at the public price of 24.99 €, the English version is still available for a little less:

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Already available in Germany for several months, the new official LEGO Technic magazine published by Blue Ocean is now available in France. The first issue sold for €6.99 comes with the polybag 30465 Helicopter, a bag of 70 pieces that is otherwise available en masse on the secondary market for less than €4.

This first issue also seems to be more of a test than a real magazine launch: you have to make do with less than twenty pages, of which only twelve are devoted to editorial content. There is also a survey that should allow the publisher to decide on the future of this new thematic support. For the rest, the proposed content is aimed at young audiences, do not expect to find enough to satisfy your appetite for construction techniques.

In short, as it stands, this pilot issue sold for €6.99 is far from offering the level of content that one would hope for from a publication centered on the LEGO Technic universe. Let's hope that a second issue will come out one day with a few more pages, fewer disguised advertisements and a few articles addressing, for example, the basic principles of the range.