Onward to the official launch of some new LEGO products, some of which have already been available for pre-order for several weeks, with an assortment covering several ranges, and the effective marketing of the traditional Advent calendars, which are sold at full price on the official online store but will soon be available for much less elsewhere.

It's up to you to sort through SpongeBob SquarePants, a Batmobile, the Enterprise gangway, a haunted mansion, an F1 helmet, some figurines from the Shrek universe, the bust of Doctor Doom, a Nike Air Force 1, and a handful of BrickHeadz figurines.

As usual, it's mostly up to you to decide whether to snap up these sets immediately and pay full price, or whether to be patient and wait for the inevitable discounts that will be offered in the coming weeks and months at Amazon , FNAC.com , Cdiscount , Auchan , and a few other retailers.

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Let's get started with a large handful of new LEGO sets that are available from today, many of which were already available for pre-order on the official online store.

There is something to satisfy many fans with numerous ranges represented: Star Wars, Marvel, Jurassic World, ONE PIECE, Pokémon, ICONS, IDEAS, ART, Architecture, Editions, Super Mario, KPop Demon Hunters, Speed ​​Champions or even BOYTANICALS, Minecraft, Technic, Sonic the Hedgehog and Animal Crossing.

As usual, it is now up to you to decide whether to snap up these sets immediately and pay full price, or whether to be patient and wait for the inevitable discounts that will be offered in the coming weeks and months at Amazon , FNAC.com , Cdiscount , Auchan , and a few other retailers.

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LEGO is taking advantage of San Diego Comic Con to unveil the merchandise for the film Avengers: Doomsday, expected in theaters in December 2026, with a handful of sets including three children's playsets, a bust and a pack of four BrickHeadz figures which will be available from September 1, 2026 or October 4, 2026 depending on the references.

As for the three announced playsets, it's a bare minimum, with increasingly compact builds including a ridiculously small Avengers Tower, a minimalist 400-piece Quinjet, and a set that adopts the Epic Battle format with its display stand and dynamic staging. The Doctor Doom bust is just adequate, with an overall look that, once again, relies on a scrap of cloth.

There will still be a large handful of collectible figures with Doctor Doom in four copies and some new figures and other variants of classic characters that are always good to have: Nightcrawler, Mystique, Sentry, Human Torch, Captain America, Magneto, Thor, Diablo, Cyclops, Mr Fantastic or even The Thing, Yelena, Bucky Barnes and Red Guardian.

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LEGO is having a big party at the end of July 2026: alongside the return of the promotional LEGO Star Wars set 40917 The Darksaber , the manufacturer is offering two other products with purchase until July 31, 2026. One is a decent LEGO Marvel polybag, and the other is a set of silicone straw tips that also provide the essential straws for attaching these accessories.

The minimum purchase amounts to get these two things are high, but the worst part is the range restrictions that apply to these two offers.

* in products within the DC, Batman, Jurassic World or Marvel ranges
** in products in the BOTANICALS, Friends, Creator 3-in-1, Disney, Harry Potter, Wednesday or Wicked ranges

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Today we're taking a quick look at the contents of the LEGO Marvel 76339 The Fantastic Four HERBIE set , a 747-piece box currently available for pre-order on the official online store and elsewhere at a public price of €69,99 and which will be available from August 1, 2026.

Herbie, a character created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby in 1978, is to the Fantastic Four universe what R2-D2 is to Star Wars: a compact, versatile, and somewhat comical droid. He's also the ideal candidate for merchandise manufacturers, and LEGO has logically put the character through the wringer to offer a brick-built interpretation.

Let me tell you right away, this 23cm tall model doesn't roll. So you'll have to forgo any fun with the construction, which relies on the 7x7 base already seen in other colors within the Sonic the Hedgehog range: moving it on the floor will only scratch this part.

LEGO, however, has incorporated a feature that brings the robot to life: the two spools that serve as its eyes rotate when its head is moved. Nothing complicated here; a few gears do the job. As for the rest, the robot's two arms are obviously movable and allow it to grasp the two included accessories: a cup and a screwdriver. These two items can also be stored inside the robot's body in a compartment behind a removable section.

The building process is quite entertaining, even though everything is assembled very quickly. The overall finish is very good, with a few exposed ball joints that, for once, don't look out of place. The LEGO version of the robot is a bit clumsier than the version seen on screen, but most of the details are there. The black base on which the model rests could have been blue, but that's a minor point.

There are no stickers in this box; all the patterned elements are pad-printed, which is better for the set's longevity on our shelves. LEGO has opted not to include the small display plaque now found in many exhibition sets, but its presence wouldn't have seemed superfluous to me, considering this robot is either a good display piece or a bad toy.

This product seems well-made to me; the subject matter is treated seriously, and the absence of tickers is excellent news. The articulated arms and movable head offer several display possibilities, and in any case, the lack of a wheel at the base of the structure is quickly forgotten.

I'm not sure all this justifies spending €70, but we all know this box will quickly end up selling for around €55 everywhere. This product is coming out a bit too late anyway to capitalize on the relatively minor hype surrounding the film Fantastic Four: First Steps , and the hype has long since died down. HERBIE will never be R2-D2, which is just as well for us; there will always be stock available, promotions coming soon, and inevitably, clearance sales.

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Note: The product shown here, provided by LEGO , is, as usual, up for grabs. The deadline is July 28, 2026 at 23:59 PM. Simply leave a comment below the article to participate.

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