Today we continue with the play according to the usual mechanics of a copy of the set 10332 Medieval Town Square, a large box of 3304 pieces currently available for sale at the public price of €229.99.

To validate your participation, as always, simply identify yourself via the interface below and follow the instructions provided. As usual, it is a question of finding information on the official online store and then answering the question correctly. At the end of the participation phase, the winner will be chosen by lot from the correct answers. Participation is free and without obligation to purchase.

Your details (name/pseudo, email address, IP address, postal address and phone number of the winner) are only used in the context of this competition and will not be kept beyond the draw which will designate the winner. As usual, this competition without obligation to purchase is open to all residents of metropolitan France, DOM & TOM, Belgium, Luxembourg and Switzerland.

The prize at stake is generously provided by LEGO France via the annual allocation allocated to all members of the LAN (LEGO Ambassador Network), it will be sent to the winner by me upon confirmation of their contact details by return email.

As always, I reserve the right to disqualify any entrant who has attempted to defraud or hijack the entry system in order to increase their chances of winning. Grumpers and bad losers abstain, the others will have a better chance of winning.

For information: the name / nickname of the winner is displayed in the participation interface once the draw has been made. I also notify the winners by email, but remember to check anyway.

Two clarifications: all the products involved are physically in my possession and are shipped by me, no risk of having to wait weeks for the brand to send the batch. The products are shipped very quickly to the winners, those who have received their prize in the past can attest to this.

LEGO continues to exploit the theme of plastic flowers, a subject which has clearly found its audience, with a new promotional product which will be offered from April 1 to 15, 2024 from €150 purchase without restriction of range.

The and 40683 Flower Trellis Display will allow you to assemble a wall decoration of 440 pieces and 18 cm high by 17 cm wide with some spring flowers.

As usual, it will be up to everyone to see if they should go to the official online store or in a LEGO Store for a few sets sold at their public price in order to get this little limited edition box offered or if it is worth It is better to wait until the secondary market is flooded with this product to buy it separately and continue to make your LEGO purchases from the usual stores which offer better prices.

Please note that this same offer will in principle be available again from May 27 to June 9, 2024 and under the same conditions.

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After the official visuals which did not really allow us to appreciate each of the minifigs, here are detailed views of each of the 12 characters from the 26th series of collectible LEGO minifigs on the Space theme which will be available at the beginning of May 2024 under the reference 71046.

A customer (@RealDemin) from a brand located in Georgia was able to obtain a box of 36 sachets and took the time to list on these views of the 12 minifigs concerned with their title and the associated code in order to easily identify them via a scan of the QR code placed on the packaging:

Today we quickly take a look at the contents of the LEGO Star Wars Starship Collection set 75376 Tantive IV, a box of 654 pieces currently available at the public price of €79.99 via the official online store as well as in the LEGO Stores and a little cheaper elsewhere.

This is the third set of the wave of products branded Starship Collection marketed this year with the references 75375 Millennium Falcon et 75377 Invisible Hand, and the Tantive IV is obviously also an emblematic ship from the Star Wars saga. It was therefore predictable to see him integrate this new series of models in the format Midi Scale from its launch, just to set the tone and attract potential collectors. LEGO has already explored the subject in all the usual formats from micro-things to classic sets including large models of the range Ultimate Collector Series, the Tantive IV is a chestnut from the LEGO Star Wars range.

It therefore remained to be verified whether this ship supports adaptation to a scale which allows less detail, no playability and which does not allow all the usual fantasies in terms of angles and finishing. I think this is the case with this version which is instantly recognizable and which retains all the significant attributes of the ship. There are necessarily some shortcuts and some approximations, but the overall line of the ship is there and this little model does not stand out compared to the other two models on the market.

As is often the case, the model suffers from the problem of difference in color between the stickers on a white background which adorn several elements and the rest of the parts in the inventory which display a rather "off-white" color. We can console ourselves by noting that the designer has integrated a few winks intended for fans with the symbolic presence of Princess Leia, R2-D2 and C-3PO in the bowels of the ship or the absence of the capsule. evacuation en route to Tatooine under the right side of the ship. It's always a good idea to spark conversations between fans.

For the rest, we could talk for a long time about the aesthetic choices at work here but this format imposes some compromises and I think that the designer is doing quite well given the constraints. The format Midi Scale is back at LEGO and in my opinion we can conclude that it is coming back through the front door with the three pretty models on offer.

The ship is perched on a black support in the usual format, it is suitable for the exhibition model aspect, it is a little less convincing if we hope to make the Tantive IV "float" on the shelf. Here too, LEGO favors the collection side of exhibition models over the staging potential, it is a choice that I do not discuss even if the support may seem in this specific case a little too bulky for what it supports . The Tantive IV is a little flat, not very long, in my opinion it has a little difficulty existing on its big black base but this is a very personal observation.

The product allows you to obtain a new pad-printed brick celebrating the 25th anniversary of the LEGO Star Wars range, it is identical in the three boxes of this Starship Collection. We could have imagined three variants to collect rather than the same brick three times but we will have to be content with accumulating identical elements.

Even with its few aesthetic approximations, this Tantive IV with a very correct finish on all its surfaces benefits greatly from the format Midi Scale and all those who do not want the somewhat crude existing playsets will, in my opinion, find here enough to add this ship to their collection without leaving too much space and money.

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The March 2024 issue of the official LEGO Marvel Spider-Man magazine is currently on newsstands at a price of €6.99 and as expected it allows you to obtain a minifig of Miles Morales, a figurine already seen identically in the LEGO Marvel set 76244 Miles Morales vs. Morbius.

In the pages of this magazine, we discover the minifig which will accompany the next publication of the Marvel Avengers version of the magazine announced for April 25, 2024: This is Star-Lord in his outfit also seen in the sets 76253 Guardians of the Galaxy Headquarters (9.99 €) and 76255 The New Guardians' Ship (€99.99). The character will be accompanied for the occasion by an “amazing flying object” to build.