LEGO today unveils a new reference in the LEGO Ideas range, the set 21333 The Starry Night (2316 pieces) which will be available in VIP preview from May 25, 2022 at the retail price of €169.99. In the packaging, enough to assemble an interpretation of the famous painting by Vincent Van Gogh, The Starry Night, based on the idea posted online by legotruman (Truman Cheng) on ​​the LEGO Ideas platform.

The idea in question was able to gather the 10.000 supporters necessary for it to go through the review phase and was then definitively approved by LEGO in February 2021. The result is a three-dimensional construction that reproduces the painting exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art ( MoMA) of New York. The 38 cm long, 28 cm high and 21 cm deep object is accompanied by a minifig of the artist and can be hung on the wall or displayed on the dresser in the living room.

I'll talk to you more about this product in a few minutes on the occasion of a "Review ".

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We already know this set thanks to the "leaks" on the usual channels, but we now have a real official visual of the LEGO Ideas set 40533 Cosmic Cardboard Adventures which will be offered from €160 of purchase during the second half of May 2022 on the official store and in LEGO Stores.

This product is based on the winning creation of a competition held on the LEGO Ideas platform in 2021 and it remains rather faithful designed by Ivan Guerrero, also a fan designer of the LEGO Ideas set 21324 123 Sesame Street.

It's up to you to see if this little box of 203 pieces is really worth spending €160 to get it, knowing that it is therefore part of the LEGO Ideas range and that collectors who strive to collect all the boxes grouped under this label will no doubt have a little trouble ignoring.

The LEGO team in charge of evaluating LEGO Ideas projects that have reached 10.000 supporters will still have to roll up their sleeves: 39 projects have been selected for the first phase of the 2022 review.

As usual, the selection is made up of more or less interesting ideas, slightly wacky projects that a priori have no chance of passing, various and varied licenses, modulars, trains, other modulars, medieval sets, modulars, etc...

Fans have voted, now it's up to LEGO to sort out and select the idea or ideas that deserve to pass on to posterity. Always so difficult to risk a prognosis, we know that LEGO sometimes has the ability to surprise and disappoint us at the same time.

If you want to find out more about all these projects, go to the LEGO Ideas blog, they are all listed there. Result expected for summer 2022.

In the meantime, and if you have time to waste, you can always try to guess who will emerge victorious from the next review phase, with 36 projects in the running, the results of which will also be revealed this summer.

LEGO brings out today the reference 40487 Sailboat Adventure of its boxes in the form of a promotional offer which allows you to obtain this small box of 330 pieces from 150 € of purchase without restriction of range.

This small set from the LEGO Ideas range was already offered from €200 of purchase in August 2021, so the manufacturer has lowered its ambitions to sell off the remaining stock. This offer is valid until next April 30 and the product is automatically added to the basket as soon as the minimum amount required is reached.

Please note that the offer, available only through the official online store, is presented as allowing you to obtain a "surprise gift". It is therefore not excluded that the product concerned changes during the offer if the set 40487 Sailboat Adventure is exhausted before the deadline.

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LEGO just announced the result of the second phase of LEGO Ideas evaluation for the year 2021, with a batch that brought together 34 more or less successful ideas but which had all been able to gather the 10.000 supports necessary for their passage to the review stage.

Two projects are definitively validated: A-Frame Cabin by Andrea Lattanzio (Norton74) and BTS' Dynamite by Josh Bretz (JBBrickFanatic) and Jacob (BangtanBricks).

Everything else goes directly to the hatch including the project Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs whose fate was in suspense, for various and varied reasons which are not officially communicated by LEGO. The manufacturer is usually content to specify that he can only produce and market a limited number of products in the LEGO Ideas range and that the quantity of ideas validated during each review phase is therefore not proportional to the number of competing proposals.

If you have time to waste, you can always try to guess who will emerge victorious from the next review phase, the results of which will be revealed in the summer of 2022.

36 projects are in the running, there are some more or less interesting ideas, but the vast majority of those who managed to qualify their project will undoubtedly have to settle for the "consolation" endowment consisting of LEGO products with a total value of $ 500 offered to everyone who reaches 10.000 supporters.