Next up is the official online store with a new offer that replaces those that allowed you to get LEGO promotional sets. 40705 Micro NINJAGO City Gardens et 40706 Micro NINJAGO City MarketsAnd today it's the LEGO set's turn. 40703 Micro NINJAGO City to be automatically added to the basket from €20 of purchase without range restriction.

This offer is still not appearing on the page dedicated to promotional offers, but it can obviously be combined with the current offer to obtain a copy of the LEGO set. 40778 Winter Gazebo from 150 € of purchase without restriction of range.

This 339-piece set is one of four NINJAGO sets offered as Insider rewards since early 2024:

If this little box interests you, don't delay too long.

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Today we are quickly interested in the content of the LEGO Marvel set 76342 Spider-Man vs. Mysterio: The Daily Bugle, a box of 781 pieces which is currently available for pre-order at the public price of €109,99 on the official online store and which will be available from January 1, 2026.

As you've probably gathered, this product struggles to stand on its own in its current form, even though the proposed construction is relatively substantial. The set's contents will only truly come into their own when combined with other sets. 76317 Peter Parker's Apartment et 76324 Spider-Man vs. Oscorp to create the urban playset that every young Marvel fan probably dreamed of. A Daily Bugle for everyone: this one for younger readers, the set version 76178 Daily Bugle for adult fans. As I've already mentioned, I prefer the colors used here to those of the adult version, which I find a bit drab.

Nothing new here regarding the building itself; it remains architecturally quite basic, although the facade is well-executed given the limited inventory. The rear of the building features various easily accessible spaces filled with diverse accessories. It will be possible to enclose the building by combining two copies of the set to create something a bit more substantial.

This Daily Bugle even boasts the obligatory fire escape and a section of sidewalk, adding context and expanding the playset's base for improved stability. The connection pins for linking the set to other products in the same style are included; all that's left is to pay for it.

I wonder how far LEGO will take this idea; there are immense possibilities for expanding such a play space, and I can already imagine a very large urban playset with architecture that is certainly simplified but visually coherent.

We know, however, that LEGO doesn't hesitate to quickly abandon some interesting ideas to refresh its product lines; only time will tell if the neighborhood will expand even further. It's unlikely that LEGO will offer neutral builds, such as shops or houses somewhat removed from the context of the iconic action scenes, but we can always dream.

This product comes with two large sheets of stickers, and for once, instead of complaining about them again and again, I want to highlight the work of the brand's graphic designers. These stickers, as usual in the LEGO Marvel range, are truly excellent and give the various products that slightly cartoonish feel, with real visual consistency between the builds, minifigures, and the diverse scenes and motifs depicted by these stickers. However, the print quality still hasn't improved, and minor imperfections are often noticeable on these stickers.

The Rhino mech you can build here isn't particularly well done; it's barely on par with other equally crude creations, such as the MK38 "Igor" armor from the LEGO Marvel set. 76315 Iron Man's Laboratory: Hall of ArmorWe can take solace in the relatively decent playability of this sufficiently articulated mech, which can take a few poses and, above all, accommodate the Rhino figure included in this box.

As for the included minifigures, we get a large handful of characters already heavily featured by LEGO. Mysterio is magnificent with a high-quality, original print; Venomized Captain America is very decent with his nicely executed shield; Rhino makes do with plain legs, but the torso and helmet are really well done; and Miles Morales benefits from a new version of his torso.

J. Jonah Jameson, Spider-Man, and Ghost Spider, for their part, reuse elements already seen in other sets. The Daily Bugle editor reuses Creed Bratton's torso (21336 The Office) and the head already seen in the set 76178 Daily BugleSpider-Man uses the torso available since 2021 and Ghost Spider uses the torso available since 2019.

The final verdict is mixed for a set priced at €110, with only four of the seven characters being either new or created specifically for this release. It's a meager offering for a new product in the range; only LEGO could endlessly reuse elements from minifigures seen over the years in new products without anyone batting an eye. And that's not even mentioning the reuse of the same parts across different themes, resulting in numerous unrelated characters who all share the same face.

Taken individually, this set might seem a bit basic for what it offers, but when considered within the context of the larger playset currently on the market, this Daily Bugle isn't so bad after all. I really like the visual identity of this playable New York for young fans; I find the compromise between the limited inventory and the final product very appealing.

However, there is no justification for paying full price for this box; we will patiently wait for a good discount elsewhere than at LEGO or at the very least an interesting promotional offer associated with a doubling of Insiders points.

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LEGO has unveiled its next promotional product, which will be offered on the Shop from December 10th to 16th, 2025, with any purchase of €75 or more (no product range restrictions): the LEGO Creator set. 40777 Celebration Series: 4. Gingerbread Train Ornament.

This small box of 190 pieces, priced at €14,99 by the manufacturer, allows you to assemble a gingerbread locomotive, adding even more of this pastry to your festive dioramas alongside LEGO sets. 40809 Festive Gingerbread House, 40806 Gingerbread AT-AT, 10267 Winter Village Gingerbread House, 40337 Mini Gingerbread House or, 40139 Gingerbread House.

On Insider points will be doubled from December 10 to 14, 2025.

For collectors who can't help but accumulate sets by theme, this box will be the fourth in what LEGO has called the range Celebration Series :

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Today we're taking a quick look at the 12 characters in the LEGO collection. 71051 Collectible Minifigures Series 28Each of these figurines will be available individually from January 1st, 2026 at LEGO for a suggested retail price of €3.99.

For your information, Minifigure Maddness is currently offering pre-orders on a set of two boxes of 36 packagesThe set of two boxes (72 figures in total) is offered at €228,98 including shipping when using the code S28 Preorder or,  3.18 € the minifig delivered to your home via UPS Express. Shipment expected around the second week of January 2026.

I'm not going to give you a detailed "analysis" of each minifigure; there's nothing to analyze here, and this series of costumed characters will easily find its audience regardless. We know that costumes of this type have been very popular with LEGO since 2011, and these 12 new versions will enrich the collections of those who already have numerous animal-themed minifigures collected from the various series released so far and neatly arranged in their Ribba frames.

What we see here is that LEGO doesn't always put the same effort into the costumes. Some figures benefit from highly detailed printing, extending to the back, arms, and legs, while others have to make do with the bare minimum. It's almost as if LEGO has carefully balanced its efforts to maintain the profitability of this series of 12 figures.

As is often the case, don't rely too heavily on the official images, which are overly optimistic about the quality of the lightest prints on dark elements. The results are still quite bland, and characters whose appearance relies almost entirely on these prints, like the dolphin, the koala, or the rabbit, don't fare particularly well here.

Don't get too excited about the accessories that come with some of these figures and are presented by LEGO as being held by the characters in question: the peacock, the parrot, the goldfish and the dolphin obviously cannot hold the objects that come with them.

All the characters feature heads with dual facial expressions. This is often very well done, with expressions perfectly suited to the costume the figure is wearing: the Dalmatian pants, the koala sleeps, the parrot screeches, the frog croaks, the lion roars, and so on. It's a simple graphic detail, but a nice touch.

As for the included accessories, they are generally very satisfactory, with items that are also well-suited to the theme. There are obviously some obvious shortcuts like the banana for the monkey or the ball of yarn for the cat, but there are also some nice touches like the boomerang for the koala, the frisbee for the dog, or the box of snacks for the parrot.

For those wondering, the peacock's plumage isn't a new piece; it's the same element used for the turkey costume released in 2023 as part of the 23rd series of collectible characters. This new version of the rabbit is a welcome replacement for the one with the slightly more neutral mask that we've all had at least once in our collections since 2012, when the white costume first appeared in the 7th series of minifigures, and again in 2018 with the promotional Easter set. 5005249 Easter bunny or even 2020 with the set 853990 Easter bunny.

It's a shame about the parrot's tail, which is made of soft fabric; a proper piece would have been much better than the two scraps of cloth. This is the only figure in the series to use these accessories, which aren't made of plastic.

It's also worth noting that LEGO is a bit stingy with extra pieces in the sets this time. Not all the characters have additional elements, but to be fair, they don't all come with small parts that are often included twice. The pearl in the shell that comes with the dolphin, and the lids for the goldfish food container and the bubble liquid container for the frog, are included twice.

Was it absolutely necessary to group all these costumes into a single series instead of releasing them gradually across new collections of 12 characters? Those who are fans of the subject matter here won't object, but I find it a bit of a shame to cram such good ideas into one set instead of creating a sense of surprise regularly. However, since there's nothing to criticize here, acquiring a complete series is a must, provided you can find it at the best price. It's fun, colorful, original, and generally well-executed from a technical standpoint.

It's been understood for a long time that €4 each is far too expensive for a single figurine, however well-made it may be. The concept of impulsively buying a surprise at the checkout is long gone; nobody does that anymore. This is evidenced by the app wars that allow users to scan boxes to determine their contents, leading to all the well-known problems, such as figurines being pre-sorted by store employees before being put on the shelves to favor their friends or acquaintances, leaving the less desirable ones in the bins. The goldfish and the koala are likely to quickly become the hardest to find.

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As you probably already know, we'll be celebrating the 15th anniversary of the LEGO NINJAGO range in 2026, and in addition to the classic products planned to celebrate the event, LEGO will be offering, from January 1st, 2026, an assortment of 7 exclusive minifigures to collect in the "Build-a-Minifigure" (BAM for those familiar with the concept) area of ​​the LEGO Stores.

These figures should be pre-assembled so they can be picked up immediately. The lineup includes: Oni Mystake, PIXAL, Dareth, Nya, Arin, Sora, and Lloyd.