LEGO today unveiled the wave of products in the LEGO Minecraft range, which will be available from January 1, 2026. The program includes the usual playsets, but also a reference intended more for those who simply want to show their affinity for this universe with the set. 21589 Mini Biomes.

Most of these sets are already available for pre-order on the official online store:

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Onward to a new offer valid on the official online store from today until October 27, 2025: the LEGO IDEAS set 40788 Friendly Snails is offered for purchases of €160 or more on the official online store, with no restrictions on the range. This small box of 264 pieces was already offered under the same conditions in July 2025.

The manufacturer is also offering (or clearing out) four two-packs in the FORTNITE, Minecraft, Sonic the Hedgehog, and Animal Crossing ranges, reducing the price of the cheaper of the two sets by 30 to 40% depending on the item. Nothing crazy; you can usually get just as good ones elsewhere as at LEGO.

If you still decide to go for one or more of these bundles, don't forget to get the unique code that will allow you to get a copy of the LEGO set until November 12th. 40712 Micro Rocket Launchpad from €200 of purchase and without restriction of range. It is at this address that it happens and you will have to enter the code in the field provided for this purpose when you go to the checkout.

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Calling all fans of the Minecraft universe with a LEGO twist: The book LEGO Minecraft Visual Dictionary accompanied by its exclusive Makena minifigure is now available.

This 160-page book in English brings together, in a non-exhaustive manner, numerous sets and characters sold by LEGO since the launch of the Minecraft range in 2013. As with other books of the same ilk already marketed around the Star Wars or Marvel ranges, this is not a complete summary, this type of work is content to highlight the most emblematic products of the range while distilling a few facts and other anecdotes.

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Onward to new promotional offers valid on the official online store with two polybags, one Animal Crossing reference and one Minecraft licensed bag, offered from €50 of purchase in the LEGO Animal Crossing, Minecraft, Fortnite, Sonic the Hedgehog and Super Mario ranges. The two offers concerned can be combined with each other and are valid until September 27, 2025. However, these offers are not valid in the event of pre-ordering a product that is not yet available on the Shop.

Don't forget to collect a unique code so that the LEGO set 40783 Coral Diorama offered from 150 € of purchase until September 27th to be added to your order: it is at this address that it happens.

* in products in the LEGO Animal Crossing, Minecraft, FORTNITE, Sonic the Hedgehog and Super Mario ranges
** without range restriction

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We're talking about it now so you'll have time to forget we talked about it: today we're quickly taking a look at the contents of the LEGO Minecraft set. 21280 Advent Calendar 2025, a box of 300 pieces which has been available since September 1, 2025 on the official online store at the public price of €34,99 and elsewhere for a little less.

The LEGO Advent calendar landscape is changing a bit this year with the arrival of a Minecraft version that's replacing the Marvel version. Why not? The Marvel version was going around in circles anyway, and the Minecraft universe at least has the potential to provide us with micro-thingies to build that, even if they aren't wildly creative, are at least in keeping with the license being used.

This calendar is also the one with the largest inventory this year with 300 pieces, while the Star Wars version has 263 pieces, the Harry Potter version has 278 pieces, the Friends version has 237 pieces, the Disney version has 231 pieces and the CITY version brings up the rear with 186 pieces.

As with this year's Harry Potter edition, this calendar allows you to get a nice handful of figurines, including Alex, Steve, a Creeper, a drowned man, a vagrant, a Snow Golem, a zombie, and a Santa villager. That's already pretty good; at least we're guaranteed to have eight satisfying panels.

We will remember the festive version of Steve with his torso flanked by a Snow Golem, I think that this figurine will be enough to make collectors happy. It should also be noted that the vagabond provided here is currently only delivered in this form in the set 21277 The Pickaxe Mine (54,99 €).

A few animals are also included in the three-box program, with a cat, a polar bear, and two sheep coming in the same box. Two boxes yield a micro Warden and a micro Iron Golem.

The rest of the calendar is made up of various furniture and accessories, with each figurine having at least one weapon or accessory. The festive feel of the calendar is ensured by the presence of the villager in Santa Claus outfit, the Snow Golem in the decorated tree and a gift provided in Alex's box. I repeat for those who might be wondering, there are no stickers in these calendars, all the patterned elements are therefore pad printed.

I could complain about the presence of a lot of seemingly uninteresting mini-things to build here, but this Minecraft-licensed product apologizes for providing us with these simplistic constructions because it's right on topic.

Spending €34,99 for this is not an exaggeration, but this product will soon be available for less than its retail price, and it could then please a young fan who never tires of accumulating variants of the game's iconic characters, animals, and various accessories.

This first LEGO Advent calendar based on the Minecraft universe should therefore not disappoint young fans; inside there is plenty to have a little fun with, expanding existing dioramas and adding a few festive versions to your figurine collection, which are always a good idea.

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Onward to the actual availability of a handful of new LEGO products with three sets from the Harry Potter range, some Advent calendars, products from the collaboration between LEGO and NIKE, a complete assortment of products derived from the film Wicked, the duo Wall-E and EVE, Cruella's car and even the 12 characters from the series of collectible minifigs inspired by the animated film Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse released in 2023.

Please note that three major new LEGO DC releases, IDEAS and ICONS, are expected later this month; they are listed below.

As usual, it's up to you to decide whether to jump right in and pay the full price for these sets or whether to be a little patient and wait for the inevitable discounts that will be offered in the weeks and months to come. at Amazon, on FNAC.com, at Cdiscount, at Auchan as well as some other retailers.

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Three other new features are expected later this month:

It's never too early to start planning for the holiday season, and LEGO is now offering pre-orders for the various Advent calendars planned for 2025, with availability announced for September 1, 2025.

As usual, licensed products are priced at €34,99, while those in the CITY and Friends ranges are slightly cheaper at €26,99 each. It's a relief to note that the prices of these products are still high but have remained stable since 2024.

There will be no Marvel-licensed calendar this year; the Minecraft license will take over with a calendar that will be the one offering the largest inventory this year.

Today we take a quick look at the contents of the LEGO Minecraft set 21276 The Creeper, a box of 665 pieces available since June 1, 2025 at the public price of €39,99 at LEGO and also currently on sale elsewhere for a little less.

This product is not worth spending hours on, but it does have some selling points, and if you've missed this little box so far, I think there's something here to please a Minecraft fan who doesn't want to be burdened with the countless playsets already marketed by LEGO.

This Creeper, just over 21 cm tall, is obviously a pure display product that is intended to end its career on a desk or shelf. It is very quickly assembled, the alignment of the many small Tiles which make up the surface of the creature can quickly become an annoying ordeal and the stability of the thing is quite relative, you will have to look for the point of balance of the construction if you wish to stage the legs in a somewhat dynamic position.

More interestingly, the head hides a surprise that isn't one, since it's present on the box as well as on the product sheet: you can store a block of TNT there as well as a rather strange pig that is in fact a reference to the origins of the Creeper. Legend has it that the creator of Minecraft, Notch, was trying to model a pig but he got confused and the thing ended up in the state presented here. This failed creature then became the Creeper as we know it.

This nod should please the most involved fans and the possibility of storing the Creeper-pig and the block of TNT in the head of the figurine is an interesting solution to avoid losing all these beautiful people.

It should also be noted that LEGO is currently pulling out all the stops when it comes to offering variations lifestyle many licenses and the Minecraft universe is no exception to this trend with a pure exhibition product that stands out from the many usual playsets.

The and 21265 The Crafting Table  (1195 pieces - €89,99) was already a foray into the realm of derivative products that do not offer any real playability, and it must be remembered that the Minecraft range at LEGO was launched in 2013 via a few products that also had nothing playable about them.

This Creeper seems quite convincing to me and able to please fans who want to decorate their setup or their room with a model that isn't too bulky but is imposing enough to get noticed. It's well executed, not too expensive and we therefore get here an accessible gift idea that also tells a story. It's hard to want more for €40, especially at LEGO.

This product is already available elsewhere than at LEGO for a little less, there's no reason to miss out if you have a fan in your circle to please.

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