Almost everyone has seen the new series of 12 Looney Tunes characters to collect, but LEGO is still splitting a few visuals to formalize the announcement of this collection of minifig in sachets which will be available at the end of April.

You can pre-order now the box of 72 sachets at the price of 232.99 € at Minifigure Maddness (use the code HOTH92 to benefit from a € 4 reduction on the initial price of € 236.99). The distribution is not guaranteed at this stage and the box of 36 sachets that I received from LEGO does not bode well on this point.

In the sachets which will be grouped in boxes of 36 or 72 units:

We will speak again tomorrow about these different characters on the occasion of a "Partially tested".

Anything that can help make a LEGO product even more interesting is worth taking and LEGO has posted an "alternative" set of instructions for the LEGO ART set online. 31202 Disney's Mickey Mouse (2658 - 119.99 €). On the program, enough to assemble two new mosaics which feature Mickey and Minnie in a configuration different from that provided by default by the manufacturer.

You can download the instruction file in PDF format which will allow you to assemble any of the above visuals at this address. These variants can be considered as "official" versions, they were imagined by Kitt Grace Kossmann, designer at LEGO who is at the origin of several of the products marketed in the LEGO ART range.

For those who would have missed it, LEGO offers the same for the set 31201 Harry Potter Hogwarts Crests (4249 - 119.99 €) with an instruction file in PDF format which allows you to assemble three alternative mosaics to those provided by default with Hedwig, a Snitch or the King's Cross lane number. The file is available for download at this address.

If you have the courage to dismantle the mosaic or mosaics that you have already assembled, then you have something to occupy yourself for a few hours. In the worst case, grab the instruction files and store them somewhere until you have the will to jump into a teardown / reassembly operation, it's unclear how long LEGO will keep them online.

Things get complicated for sneaker collectors who want to line up the entire collection resulting from the collaboration between LEGO and adidas on their shelves: six new models of the ZX-8000 range are announced for April 23.

As usual, it will be necessary to be quick to be able to obtain a pair, hoping to beat the bots set up by the dealers who will then be sure to offer you these models at double the public price on the secondary market.

These new colored pairs which take up the principle already declined on the pair launched in September 2020 with visible studs and tongue adorned with the Danish manufacturer's logo will be available at adidas and the usual retailers including 43einhalb.com. Advertised public prices: € 99.95 from 36 to 40 and € 139.95 from 40 2/3 to 47 1/3.

The LEGO Speed ​​Champions set 76904 Mopar Dodge // SRT Top Fuel Dragster & 1970 Dodge Challenger T / A is already available in at least one US Target store and we therefore get some visuals of this new box which features two Dodge brand vehicles.

On the one hand, a dragster currently competing in competitions organized by the National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) and on the other, a reproduction of the 1970 Challenger Trans Am which participated in the races of the Sports Car Club of America's Trans American Sedan Championship Trans Am.

Dressing the dragtser with the stickers promises to be epic and this box of 627 pieces will be available next June at a public price rumored to be around € 60.

Other sets are obviously planned in this new wave of products stamped Speed ​​Champions and the latest rumors to date evoke the following references: 76900 Koenigsegg Jesko (280), 76901 Toyota GR Supra (299), 76902 McLaren Elva (263), 76903 Chevrolet Corvette C8-R & 1968 Chevrolet Corvette C3 (512) and 76905 Ford GT Heritage Edition & Bronco R.

If you follow the evolution of Bricklink Designer Program 2021, you have undoubtedly noticed that the three projects of Robert Bontenbal alias Robenanne, Boat House Diner, Boat Repair Shop and The Dive Shop were now with absent subscribers, the platform indicating that these three creations were "archived" because of "other obligations" which forced the designer to withdraw them.

The explanation for this early withdrawal is very simple: Robert Bontenbal had already signed an agreement with the German company Blue Brixx which currently markets five creations by the designer in question under its own brand.

Too bad for all those who hoped to be able to afford some MOCs in the same vein as the fishing store from the LEGO Ideas set 21310 Old Fishing Store marketed in 2017, it will be necessary to ignore or resolve to buy products made from "alternative" bricks which are sold between 120 and 140 € by the German brand.