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This is one of my favorite Lego sets ever made, but soon it'll disappear for good
The Lego The Mighty Bowser set, a highly detailed and posable collectible, is being retired and will soon be unavailable. Despite its impressive design and interactive features, including a fire bolt projectile, the set is becoming harder to find as Lego ceases production. The article recommends purchasing it soon for fans of Super Mario and Lego collectibles.
Get your first look at Lego KPop Demon Hunters Derpy Tiger and Sussie Bird
Lego has revealed the first set for its KPop Demon Hunters collaboration, featuring a large, articulated model of Derpy Tiger and Sussie Bird. The 825-piece set is available for pre-order and will be released on August 1, 2026, with Lego hinting at more sets to come.
Retro Lego Sega Genesis console is real, costs just $40, and has more pieces for less money than the Lego Game Boy
Lego has announced a new retro Sega Genesis console building set for $40, featuring 479 pieces and two controllers. The set includes interchangeable nameplates for 'Sega Genesis' and 'Mega Drive' and a removable Sonic the Hedgehog game cartridge. This release offers more pieces and a lower price point than the previously released Lego Game Boy.
I've been reviewing Lego Star Wars for years, and I think these sets should be in every collection
This article highlights the best Lego Star Wars sets for collectors, recommending nine specific models. The author, a long-time reviewer of Lego Star Wars products, emphasizes sets that offer a balance of detail, playability, and display value, catering to both new and experienced fans.
The Lego Game Boy isn't an exact copy of Ninty's retro handheld, and that's why I love it
The Lego Nintendo Game Boy is a detailed 1:1 scale replica of the iconic retro handheld, featuring interactive buttons and swappable lenticular screens. While not an exact color match to the original and presenting some minor build challenges, it is praised for its solid construction, attention to detail, and affordable price point, making it a strong tribute for Nintendo fans.
Lego HERBIE is here with coffee and general bemusement that speaks to my soul
Lego has unveiled a new buildable HERBIE model based on the Fantastic Four's MCU appearance. The 747-piece set, priced at $75/£60, features articulated limbs and spinning tape recorder eyes, and is available for pre-order ahead of an August 1 release date. This robotic character build is highlighted as one of Lego's best recent creations.
Robosen Soundwave review: A childhood dream made real
The Robosen Soundwave is an officially licensed auto-converting Transformer toy that brings the iconic character to life with impressive detail and functionality. It can transform between robot and boombox modes, speak classic lines voiced by Frank Welker, and even function as a Bluetooth speaker, though its audio quality is mediocre. Despite a high price tag of $1,400 and some minor drawbacks like voice recognition issues and structural integrity when powered down, the toy offers a magical experience for fans, especially children.
A Lego PlayStation Set Is Reportedly Arriving Later This Year
A new report suggests a Lego set based on the original PlayStation console will be released in December for $160. The set, reportedly containing nearly 2,000 pieces, will include a brick-built console and controller. This follows previous Lego console sets like the NES, Game Boy, and Atari 2600, and Lego's prior collaborations with Sony on the Lego Horizon Adventures game.
