It's not me saying it, but the message sent by LEGO to customers of the LEGO Shop and the LEGO Stores: There will be Star Wars and at least one Architecture set at a reduced price during the operation Brick Friday / Cyber ​​Monday which begins on November 25.

The 75095 UCS Tie Fighter and 21050 Architecture Studio sets will therefore be featured alongside the references already announced with a 20% reduction on the retail price:

With the three new boxes dedicated to Sydney, Chicago and London whose official visuals are finally available, LEGO will expand the series in 2017. skyline which was inaugurated in 2016 with the sets 21026 Venice, 21027 Berlin / Germany et 21028 New York City.

I really like these very successful performances featuring cities through their emblematic structures. You get both a beautiful decorative object or a nice gift to offer (without spending too much money) to a traveling friend nostalgic for a trip to one of these places.

The 21034 London set will remain exclusive to the new LEGO Store in Leicester Square (London) until the end of 2016. It will then be available everywhere, don't rush to buy it on eBay ...

Among the official visuals of the different sets of the second semester put online by amazon UK, two new products from the Architecture range already seen during the last few years Toy Fairs : 21029 Buckingham Palace et 21030 United States Capitol Building.

France has so far been entitled to three sets in this range: 21014 Villa Savoye, 21019 Eiffel Tower et 21024 The Louvre. Hopefully LEGO will continue in the years to come the internationalization of this series of sets with more and more creations based on European places and quickly offer us a Cityscape of Paris similar to those of Berlin (21027), Venice (21026) or New York (21028) released this year.

To be honest, I didn't go into collecting all of these boxes and I am content with French buildings: I know that I will have a lot of trouble completing this range and I prefer to avoid the frustration of not being able to add the set 21021 Marina Bay Sands, marketed exclusively in Singapore in 2013 and at no cost on the secondary market, to my collection ...

Since it is currently almost impossible to talk about the novelties LEGO Star Wars expected for September 4 without getting slapped on the fingers and there is no reason that fans of the LEGO Star Wars range should be the only ones to breaking the bank to acquire exclusive and overpriced sets, here is a little off topic and something to make fans of the LEGO Architecture range dream.

The Hilton Paris Opera hotel is currently marketing the exclusive set above, which contains a LEGO reproduction of the building in question. This pretty box is sold for the modest sum of 329 € and it contains 2503 pieces.

The hotel is currently receiving, and until September 6, works by LEGO® Certified Professional Builder Belgian Dirk Denoyelle and this set is a scaled-down version of one of his many creations on display for the occasion.

To offer you this beautiful box that may one day be missing from your collection if you do not do so, you must write to the following email address: parisopera.info@hilton.com.

If you like the LEGO Architecture range but are satisfied with the "official" sets, know that the set 21024 Louvre will be available from September 1st at a price of 59.99 € and that 2016 reserves us at least four new references that will make us travel to Italy (21026 Venice), in Germany (21027 Berlin / Germany), to USA (21028 New York City) and Dubai (21031 Burj Khalifa).

Fans of the LEGO Architecture range and collectors will be happy to discover the two sets planned for the first half of 2015: 21022 Lincoln Memorial (29.99 €) and 21023 Flatiron Building (39.99 €).
For your information, the Lincoln Memorial is a monument built in honor of American President Abraham Lincoln who is located in Washington.
The Flatiron Building is a 22-story office building located in Manhattan, New York. Its name, which translates to "iron", comes from its triangular shape.