Today we are discovering the official visuals of three new products expected in the LEGO DREAMZzz range from May 1, 2024. It is a LEGO Certified Store based in Mexico who has posted the images of these three boxes online and while waiting to know at what price they will be sold here, we obtain good quality visuals, the titles as well as the number of pieces of each of these sets:

These three boxes are not yet listed on the official online store, they will be accessible directly via the links above as soon as this is the case.

Today we very quickly go around the content of the LEGO DREAMZzz set 71472 Izzie's Narwhal Hot-Air Balloon, a small box of 156 pieces sold at the public price of €14.99. The selling price of this product is reasonable enough so that this box is not a major issue in terms of purchasing decision and I even think that its contents will largely meet the expectations of those who purchase it.

Once again, the LEGO brick version of the hot air balloon seen on the screen is quite simplified and we don't really find the crazy ball on top of the boat that transports Izzie. Everything here is reduced to its simplest expression, we will have to make do. The fact remains that construction remains fun and playable, so young ones should find what they're looking for.

As with all sets in the LEGO DREAMZzz range, this product offers two variations of the main construction, the narwhal balloon, by attaching a basket or a sled to it. Nothing complicated here, there are a small handful of parts left when choosing the desired version and it is easily possible to go back to assemble the other variation. It is in fact not even a real variant but simply a modest adaptation of the gondola depending on its attachment to the balloon.

As for the characters provided, nothing very exciting, you have to make do with Izzie in her usual outfit, Bunchu and a Grimspawn which has a little difficulty standing without additional support that LEGO does not provide. It's enough to have a little fun, but we could have hoped to obtain an additional minifig in a "home" licensed set sold for €15.

In short, there is no point in making tons of them, this little box will probably please a young fan of the LEGO DREAMZzz universe for a birthday or a good report card. Everything is assembled very quickly, we cannot say that the experience is really extended significantly via the variants offered but the whole thing remains a pretty product with a colorful look and a very acceptable finish. For €15 at LEGO, it's already very good.

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Today we are quickly interested in the contents of the LEGO DREAMZzz set 71475 Mr. Oz's Space Car, a small box of 350 pieces which will be available from January 1, 2024 at the public price of €29.99.

The product once again takes advantage of the concept of the LEGO DREAMZzz range with the possibility of assembling two variants by choosing one or the other of the possibilities presented in the last section of the pages of the instruction booklet. If some sets in the range only make very timid use of this feature, in my opinion this one makes good use of it with two rather interesting options on the theme of space.

The vehicle common to both versions is already successful and it is a good surprise even if it is not really faithful to the one seen in the animated series, it then becomes a choice of a flying car or a rover capable of moving on the most rugged terrain. The level of detail of these two constructions remains relatively modest and that is logical, but there is still plenty of fun to be had with two very accomplished products that make maximum use of the inventory provided.

For each of the two models, a secondary vehicle is offered with on one side a very simple but still usable rover and on the other a small space shuttle with a rather convincing appearance. Nothing inconsistent on arrival, and the youngest should find what they're looking for.

We're not going to lie, children love cars and they will be served here whatever their favorite version, knowing that it is also very easy to switch from one version to another between two fun sessions. This product is therefore in my opinion particularly neat, we see once again that the designers of the range are doing their best to try to make it attractive, especially in the absence of an external license. We stick a few stickers here and there on the different vehicles and spacecraft but nothing prohibitive and this product is almost a 3-in-1 with an intermediate construction which is sufficient in itself.

The supply of figurines is correct with two pretty golden versions for Mr. Oz and Albert. It is technically very well executed, the pad prints are neat and attractive. The only villain present in the box at least has the merit of being an original and new creature in the range, enough to expand the bestiary with a little variety. If you don't yet have at least one copy of young Jayden in his pajamas, you will find one in this box.

We could discuss the public price of this product and conclude that for €30 there is ultimately not much in the box, but the playability is increased tenfold by the possibility of assembling two convincing versions of the vehicle in addition to that of reference and in all cases this little box will quickly be available elsewhere than at LEGO at a more attractive price. So in my opinion there is no reason to ignore this little set which should please a fan of this universe.

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Today we very quickly go around the content of the LEGO DREAMZzz set 71476 Zoey and Zian the Cat-Owl, a small box of 437 pieces which will be available from January 1, 2024 at the public price of €49.99.

I might as well tell you right away rather than pretending to marvel at this product derived from the animated series currently available on many platforms including Netflix and YouTube, I find this product overall very disappointing.

The cat-owl Zian indeed plays a fairly important role in the series, he is even present in the LEGO DREAMZzz /Ninjago crossover entitled Dream Team put online recently, and above all it has the appearance of a large, visually very successful plush toy that the plastic version really struggles to embody. In my opinion, the proposed construction does not really do justice to the majestic ball of fur seen on the screen, except perhaps for the pad-printed look which is consistent and more or less fitting.

Those who know the character were undoubtedly entitled to expect a slightly more ambitious derivative product from LEGO concerning him, this economical version sorely lacks ambition while other places or characters which are largely more secondary benefit from more attention from LEGO.

If we put aside the somewhat failed attempt to convert into bricks a character who would have found salvation in the plush section, the construction process is not uninteresting. We assemble as usual the section common to the two variants which will be proposed later in the pages of the instruction booklet and we then choose the version that we wish to assemble.

The cat in its intermediate version uses a large portion of the inventory, the variants simply adding wings or a colored halo at the bottom of the back. In both cases, there are only a few pieces left on the tile and converting one way or the other only takes a few minutes, with returning to the intermediate point before the fork being quite easy.

Zian is (a little) articulated but his mobility remains very limited due to the use of macaroni for the legs. These parts make it possible to obtain visually acceptable curves but they only allow little movement. However, we can have fun with the ends of the legs, the "hips" and the tail of the animal, its adjustable head and obviously the wings associated with one of the two variants.

Alongside the main construction, we are also assembling a mini flying motorcycle for Cooper as well as a platform to install the N (Night Hunter). These additional elements are not very inspired but they provide playability to the product and it is an important detail in a range intended for a very young audience.

The supply of figurines is rather substantial here, almost as an excuse to make up for the rest which may seem a little sloppy. Zoey rides Zian, Cooper brandishes his hammer while riding his flying motorcycle, the Night Hunter sprays all these beautiful people with Stud Shooters installed on its platform and all the bad guys are equipped with chains which will allow the cat-owl to be immobilized for the duration of a gaming session.

The pad printing is as usual of a very high level, the accessories developed specifically for this range are numerous and we feel that LEGO has not skimped on these details. If you're wondering where you've already seen the bow with its ejectable arrows used by Zoey, it's in the LEGO Avatar set 75577 Mako Submarine (€54.99) marketed since the beginning of 2023.

This box placed in the soft pricing belly of the range is therefore in my opinion not the most successful but we can console ourselves by saying that Zian is finally entitled to a dedicated set which highlights this aesthetically very aesthetic cat-owl character. original on screen. The plastic version is not of the expected level, but it's still better than nothing. Don't focus too much on the announced price of €50, this box will be available for much less elsewhere than at LEGO and from its launch, it will then be within pocket money for young fans of this universe.

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Today we very quickly go around the content of the LEGO DREAMZzz set 71477 The Sandman's Tower, a box of 723 pieces which will be available from January 1, 2024 at the retail price of €89.99.

I'm not making a drawing for you, this is, as the name of the product indicates, about assembling the Sandman's Tower, a building which highlights some temporal attributes associated with the owner of the place. Those who saw the construction in the first season of the animated series know that LEGO has frankly simplified the physical version of the structure, but it still remains something that is, in my opinion, quite elegant and consistent.

Everything is quickly assembled, it is a relatively basic stacking of walls and arches in the style of sets usually reserved for younger children. We still come across some refinements with the installation of a nicely executed entrance door taking into account the positioning of this range, some furniture elements and the installation of the mechanism which sets in motion the clock placed on the facade as well as the upper structure of the building. A few gears and a remote dial are enough, it's simple but effective.

The two gears based on parts placed on the sides of the building add a nice finishing touch well within the theme, it is aesthetically very successful and these two excrescences give character to the construction by differentiating it from the usual palaces and other castles for children of the Disney universe. If the tower may seem a little empty, with interior spaces deprived of various and varied furniture, its 47 cm high will allow it to stand out in a child's bedroom among other sets in the range.

As with all references in the LEGO DREAMZzz range, the manufacturer offers a variant to be assembled using the inventory provided (visual below). I ignored the proposal of the set, I find the tower much more successful than the alternative construction which seems to try to do the best to reuse a large part of the inventory but which in my opinion becomes much less readable .

It will obviously be up to everyone to choose which version to assemble and it will always be possible to move from one to the other by dismantling a model to return to the intermediate point from which the two construction processes diverge. We will also note the presence of several pad-printed elements, everything that is not on the sticker sheet that I scanned for you (see below) and a beautiful assortment of golden pieces.

The supply of figurines is interesting with a Sandman (Sandman) perched on its support, the Nightmare Witch (Never Witch), accompanied by his minion Sneak, with his superb hairstyle adorned with a crown, Logan, Izzie and Mateo. As usual in this range, the pad printing is of a very high level and there is plenty of fun knowing that LEGO provides the added bonus of a giant spider and a bird on which Izzie can sit. The transparent support that you see in the photos is not provided, I added it for the situation.

I will say it once again, this range allows at least to see that LEGO can make efforts on pad printing when it comes to "in-house" ranges while we often have to settle for economy figurines in many licensed products. It is therefore never a question of know-how, it is always financial concerns which decide the level of finishing of certain minifigs: LEGO clearly pulls out all the stops when it does not have to pay royalties to a beneficiary and when any the margin ends up in his pocket.

If you have a young fan of this universe in your circle who has not yet tired of the sets from the first wave, this box could possibly complete their collection. It is also a possible interesting starting point for a very young fan who arrives late in contact with the LEGO DREAMZzz universe, with an imposing construction around which it will then be possible to add some less ambitious and less expensive products .

There is also no need to be offended by the public price of the product, set at €89.99, which ultimately only serves as a reference here when we all know that it will quickly be possible to find this box for much less elsewhere. than at LEGO. Once again, I find all of this rather convincing in terms of form, even if I am not the target of the product in substance.

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