Today's random set is 5824 The Good Fairy's House, released during 2000. It's one of 5 Belville sets produced that year. It contains 66 pieces and 1 minifig, and its retail price was US$8.
It's owned by 317 Brickset members. If you want to add it to your collection you should find it for sale at BrickLink, where new ones sell for around $48.60, or eBay.
Today's random minifigure is cty0809Coast Guard City - Female ATV Driver, Reddish Brown Female Hair over Shoulder, a Town figure that came in one set, 60163 Coast Guard Starter Set, released during 2017.
Our members collectively own a total of 5,234 of them. If you'd like to buy one you should find it for sale at BrickLink, where new ones sell for around $2.00.
It sometimes seems as though 70657 NINJAGO City Docks is the forgotten section of the larger NINJAGO City series, doubtless due partly to its modest size, compared with other sets. Various building heights are essential to any city though, including at microscale!
40704 Micro NINJAGO Docks offers that variety and should be a suitable companion for 40703 Micro NINJAGO City, as both are available from the Insiders Rewards Centre currently.
Last year saw the introduction of 75355 X-wing Starfighter, which paid deliberate tribute to one of the two original Ultimate Collector Series sets, 7191 X-wing Fighter. The old-fashioned 7181 TIE Interceptor receives similar treatment this year, updated as 75382 TIE Interceptor.
The original design is remarkably dated, but its modern equivalent looks fantastic in official images, aiming to replicate the TIE Interceptor's spherical cockpit more faithfully than any other TIE-series model. Furthermore, the designer has paid particular attention to detailing, which has definitely proven worthwhile.
It took a while for Heartlake City to get in the medical business; the first hospital didn't debut in the Friends world until 41318 Heartlake Hospital in 2017. Fortunately, the second generation of Friends didn't have to wait seven years for a hospital (though it has been seven years since the first hospital).
The new cast of Friends are having their medical needs being addressed with 42621 Heartlake City Hospital. I remember the first hospital having many windows and almost as many stickers, but very few minidolls. I hope that the newer hospital has rectified that somewhat.
This set shows a rather momentous occasion - Autumn is receiving a prosthetic arm!
LEGO has officially revealed several new products arriving to celebrate May the 4th this year, including 75382 TIE Interceptor and a coffee table book about the history of LEGO Star Wars! The press release follows:
Get Ready for May the 4th!
As celebrations for the LEGO Star Wars 25th anniversary continue throughout the year, fans should hold on tight to their TIE Interceptors as a lot of exciting things are happening. May the 4th be with you!
The TIE Interceptor building set that was part of the first launch of the Ultimate Collector Series in 2000 is back in a new and redesigned version. Admirers of Star Wars: Return of theJedi can relive the action of the movie, as they recreate the distinctive wings, detailed cockpit, and laser cannons of the magnificent75382 TIE Interceptorbuilding set.
The 1,931-piece set is an impressive 40 centimetres/16 inches long and comes complete with an exclusive TIE Pilot minifigure and Mouse Droid figure, currently limited to this set. The model is mounted on a stand with a printed plaque and includes a printed brick with the LEGO Star Wars anniversary logo.
Many LEGO set designers use our BrickLists feature to maintain a list of the sets they've worked on and often provide interesting insights about their involvement.
Once a week we publish an entry from one of their lists on the home page to increase awareness of this information and to encourage more designers to create them.
My first product! Designed in collaboration with Carl Merriam and the living legend Jørn Thomsen. My good friend Ilia Gotlib, who back then was in our product technology team, engineered the fantastic external motor.
Vernie was created by the 3 of us working together, because the neural load was too much for a single designer. I personally worked on the Guitar and did a number of sketch models for Frankie the cat and the Rover. The complexity of this project was extremely daunting, only just coming into the company, but it was perfect for teaching me a lot of skills in very little time.
10193 Medieval Market Village was launched in 2009, becoming the largest Castle set produced at the time and with a higher recommended age than normal for the classic theme. Fifteen years later, sets designed for teenage and adult LEGO fans have become commonplace.
10332 Medieval Town Square reflects how these sets have changed, taking loose inspiration from 10193 Medieval Market Village and including far greater detail, more than doubling its predecessor's piece count! Furthermore, the model should complement 10305 Lion Knights' Castle perfectly.