The war of promotional offers never ends, and today Amazon is launching an offer that gives you an immediate €25 discount on purchases of €299 or more on a selection of LEGO products. At first glance, the discount percentage seems a bit modest, but you have to consider the retailer's prices, which are already significantly lower than the usual retail price of these products.

The selection includes around sixty sets from the Marvel, Speed ​​Champions, Botanicals, Ideas, Editions, Harry Potter, Pokémon, and Creator ranges. Don't rely on the dates indicated on Amazon's offer; they'll stop selling very quickly.

To take advantage of the promised discount, add one or more products from the selection to your basket and the offer will be automatically applied when you finalize your order. Remember to sort the overall selection by brand.

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The Italian retailer IBS is currently running what it calls LEGO DAYS, with an immediate 30% discount on a selection of LEGO products until October 7th.

For those who are not yet familiar with this brand, shipping costs are fixed at a flat rate of €6,90, the logistics are efficient and the packaging is up to what one would expect from a retailer selling LEGO products.

As a bonus, you can get an additional €5 immediate discount on your order with the code TTIAIBS5.

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-30% €118,99

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LEGO today unveiled three new sets in the DC Batman range, which will be available from January 1, 2027, via the official online store. Almost everyone here already knows that the DC range at LEGO has long consisted of products featuring the Gotham City vigilante and his few major adversaries, and this will once again be the case.

On the agenda: a compact version of the Batmobile seen in the 1992 film Batman Returns , with the same approach as set 76355 Batman Returns Batmobile (2269 pieces - €209,99): the vehicle can be transformed into a Bat-Missile by removing the two side sections. LEGO is also including the Penguin's large rolling duck and a minifigure of its owner in the outfit seen on screen during the chase scene. Except that Batman is at the controls of his Bat-Submarine. I'm nitpicking, but for €60, I'm sold.

We will also get an equally compact version of the Batmobile seen in the Batman:Arkham video games series , and it's a little more complicated with this vehicle that LEGO presents as "inspired" by the vehicles seen in the video games Batman: Arkham Asylum (2009), Batman: Arkham City (2011) and Batman: Arkham Knight (2015).

Even though it is indeed the Batmobile from the video game Batman: Arkham Knight, LEGO refuses to directly associate this product solely with that game, which was rated M (Mature) at the time due to scenes of violence and torture, while the two other games mentioned were rated T (Teen). Regarding the proposed build, the initial concept is complex, but the final result is, in my opinion, somewhat crude and disappointing.

These two products will also unlock content in the LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight video game:

Finally, for those who enjoy hanging things on the wall, there's an interpretation of Batman Detective Comics #880, published in 2011, with a mural measuring 38 cm wide by 51 cm high that reproduces the original artwork quite well. The nice 3D effect is noteworthy, even if I'm not sure I'd want to display something so creepy in a child's bedroom or above the living room dresser. Nevertheless, the execution is successful; this set will easily find its audience and offers a welcome change from the usual Batmobiles in every conceivable form.

These three new products are already available for pre-order on the official online store:

59,99 €

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169,99 €

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Previously available for pre-order on the official online store, the four LEGO Marvel sets directly inspired by the film Avengers: Doomsday are now available from retailers.

The program includes three children's playsets as well as a BrickHeadz figure pack.

Fans can find in these boxes something to expand their minifig collections with Doctor Doom in three 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.

One of the best current price offers for these new releases is from Alternate, with prices already well below the usual retail prices for these sets, while the BrickHeadz figure set remains exclusive to the official online store:

44,19 €

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76,90 €

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Today we're taking a quick look at the contents of the LEGO Bricklink Designer Program Series 9 910073 Pumpkin Patch set , a box of 613 pieces which will be available for pre-order at a public price of €49,99 from October 6, 2026 as part of the funding phase of the ninth wave of products from the Bricklink Designer Program.

This product is neither the largest nor the most expensive, and certainly not the most popular of this wave, which consists of sets based on the usual themes: medieval, western, train, or various and sundry dwellings. However, it is by far the least expensive of this new wave of sets, with a relatively low retail price that offers a welcome change from those priced over €200.

Despite its subject matter, the set should still appeal to an audience; it simply involves building a pumpkin patch with its field and shop, all set on a base measuring 26 cm long by 20 cm wide. This set also includes the largest number of pumpkins to date, a logical detail given the diorama's theme.

The selected set has gained in depth since its review by the team in charge of supporting fan designers, and we're not complaining. It includes an additional minifigure, a scarecrow flanked by the carved pumpkin found in a dozen sets since 2015, two trees, some animals, signs with stickers, and a higher level of detail.

Assembling the product will appeal to new owners or deter fans depending on their affinity for lengthy phases of adding greenery and foliage. The instructions obviously guide the builder, but there remains a significant margin for improvisation that doesn't impact the final product: placing a leaf on one stud or another won't have any particular effect on subsequent steps.

The base needs to be assembled; it consists of a few reasonably sized plates and will put the buyer in the mood for the product from the start without giving the impression of a choice guided by ease or saving on parts.

The sequence gradually takes shape as the bags are opened, and the pumpkin field with its autumnal atmosphere slowly takes shape.

Almost everything is there, from the farmer's tools to the crates used to store pumpkins, including the water pump, the scarecrow with its crow perched on its shoulder, the red bird that comes to collect some seeds, and the cat that hunts the squirrel.

Two birch trees along the edge add some volume to the diorama, as does the farmer's stall in the middle of the structure. The latter is a little fragile, but that's the price to pay for a very creative construction that doesn't take any shortcuts and showcases some very satisfying techniques.

Three stickers need to be placed here: one for the board announcing the price of pumpkins and two for the signs indicating that this is a farm dedicated to these cucurbits.

What's particularly appealing is the product's autumnal theme, the number of pumpkins included, and the level of detail in the diorama. It's rich in small elements that contribute to the overall atmosphere, and it's unpretentious with a compact build—a far cry from the gigantism of some Bricklink Designer Program offerings. The originality of this creation is a refreshing touch within a range that often focuses on the same themes.

Each wave of the Bricklink Designer Program features an affordable and original set alongside the usual bestsellers that account for the bulk of sales and ensure the program's longevity. The risk taken this time is minimal, as the idea from Danish designer Sofie (Sofiebuilds) is well-executed enough, in my opinion, to appeal to many fans.

Personally, I had a wonderful time assembling this pumpkin patch. The process is coherent and entertaining, adding small details is very satisfying, and it's mainly about getting into the mood and appreciating all the care that went into the diorama. It's well worth spending €50 on it.

Hopefully this product will reach 3000 pre-orders guaranteeing its entry into production; it would be a shame to miss out on a set that is a little out of the ordinary and reminds us that the Bricklink Designer Program sometimes deserves a little better than to be held hostage with each new wave by fans of trains or castles.

Note: The product shown here, provided by LEGO , is, as usual, up for grabs. The deadline is October 20, 2026 at 23:59 PM. Simply leave a comment below the article to participate.