As usual this time of the year, toy manufacturers are introducing their new products lines through the various toy fairs. The London Toy Fair took place last, the Nuremberg Toy Fair in Germany is taking place right now, and the Now York Toy Fair is coming up at the end of February. Photography is not permitted at the first two toy fairs, but LEGO did release some preliminary information that’s available to the public. Below, you can find what we know so far. Read through the information and let’s discuss!
➡ 2020 LEGO ARCHITECTURE SETS: The #21054 LEGO Architecture White House set is coming. This is a large set with a price of 99.99€.
➡ 2020 LEGO CITY SETS: LEGO City is going to focus on marine research this summer, with sets ranging from small and inexpensive, all the way to the large #60266 LEGO City Marine Research Vessel for 129.99€. You can find all the set names and numbers listed in the Brickset database (no pictures yet).
➡ 2020 LEGO COLLECTIBLE MINIFIGURES: There will be two new LEGO Collectible Minifigure Series, one released in May, and one in September.
➡ 2020 LEGO CREATOR SETS: The three sets we know about so far are the #31107 LEGO Creator Space Rover for 49.99€, the #31108 LEGO Creator Camper Van for 79.99€, and the #31109 LEGO Creator Pirate Ship for 99.99€.
➡ 2020 LEGO FRIENDS SETS: The focus on LEGO Friends this summer is animal rescue, with sets like the #41421 LEGO Friends Baby Elephant Rescue for 19.99€, the #41422 LEGO Friends Panda Rescue Station for 29.99€, the #41423 LEGO Friends Hot Air Balloon Rescue -for39.99€, and the #41424 LEGO Friends Jungle Animal Rescue Station for 79.99€. Another interesting set is the #41430 Heartlake City Water Park for 99.99€. All the set names and numbers are listed in the Brickset database.
➡ 2020 LEGO MARVEL SUPER HEROES SETS: The most unusual set is the #76165 LEGO Iron Man Bust for 59.99€. Other sets will be revealed later.
➡ 2020 LEGO NINJAGO SETS: There is a large wave of LEGO Ninjago sets coming, and according to the information at Brickset, they will combine into a board game. Sets include the #71717 LEGO Ninjago Dungeon for 24.99€, the #71718 LEGO Ninjago Dragon with Wu for 19.99€, the #71719 LEGO Ninjago Rhinoceros Monster – 49.99€, the #71720 LEGO Ninjago Earth and Fire Mech – 69.99€, the #71721 LEGO Ninjago White Dragon – 79.99€, and the #71722 LEGO Ninjago Castle – 99.99€. And there are also more LEGO Ninjago Legacy sets, which are basically updated re-releases of previous favorites, #71703 LEGO Ninjago Lightning Jet Battle (update of the #9442 LEGO Ninjago Jay’s Storm Fighter, #71704 Kai Fighter (update of the #70721 LEGO Ninjago Kai Fighter, and #71705 Destiny’s Bounty (update of the #9446 LEGO Ninjago Destiny’s Bounty). All the set names and numbers are listed in the Brickset database.
➡ 2020 LEGO TECHNIC SETS: The LEGO Technic line for later this year sounds really interesting. The #41207 LEGO Technic Ducati Motorcycle for 59.99€ is similar to previous LEGO Technic motorcycles with a new disk break. The #42111 LEGO Technic Fast & Furious set is the result of a new licensing agreement between Universal Brand Development and The LEGO Group based on the Ninth Chapter in the Fast & Furious saga that will hit theaters around the world beginning in May 2020. Other sets coming are the #42112 LEGO Technic Cement Mixer Truck for 99.99€, the #42113 LEGO Technic Bell Osprey Tiltrotor Helicopter for 129.99€ with LEGO Control+ functions, and the #42114 LEGO Technic Volvo Articulated Tipper for 249.99€ (also with LEGO Control+ functions). The largest of the sets is the #42115 LEGO Technic Lamborghini for 379.99€, which is based on a new partnership between Italian super sports cars car manufacturer, Automobili Lamborghini and LEGO Technic. It will be the third model in the LEGO Technic Ultimate series, after the #42056 LEGO Technic Porsche 911 GT3 RS released in 2016, and the #42083 LEGO Technic Bugatti Chiron released in 2018.
The German Toy Fair will continue until the end of the week, so it’s possible that we will get more information. German LEGO fans Andres and Matthias from Zusammengebaut are at the event, so you can follow them for further information. And of course, don’t forget about all the other 2020 sets that were already released since the beginning of the year! You can find them at the What’s New section of the Online LEGO Shop.
What do you think so far of the upcoming 2020 LEGO sets? I know that without pictures it’s hard to what they might look like, but some of them may have caught your attention already. And we should know more by the end of February when the New York Toy Fair takes place. Feel free to share your thoughts and discuss in the comment section below!
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City sets yes . A Marine research theme sounds very cool and gives me a chance to put a closure on collecting city sets for a while. I have space theme and a land theme ( multi versions of them) now finally a marine research theme ( I missed out on the first couple of waves a few years ago). Other sets that are coming this summer, I’ll take it with a grain of salt. My goal this is to cut back on my Lego collecting. The only theme that I want to complete ( well most of it ) is the hidden side theme.
The City marine research vessel and the Friends waterpark sounds interesting. They rarely make sets any more that supposed to interact with water (floating boats, etc.)
I think there is a leak of at least one of the Technic sets. Technic is what I’m interested in the most.
Ninjago looks interesting. I wonder how that board game idea is going to work. The set names are cool too. I hope we get pictures soon.
I just wanna see some pictures. But I agree, that Ninjago and Technic sounds the most interesting so far.
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Yeah, I should cut back some, myself. I need to think about money and space limitations for the upcoming months, I think.
Then, I don’t think there’s much here that interests me except perhaps #31107 LEGO Creator Space Rover and the May CMF series, anyway.
Yeah, the Space Rover sounds interesting. I assume it’s a 3-in-1 set. I haven’t heard anything about the May CMF series, but I hope it will be something generic instead of branded.
The rumors I heard is that the May series would be an anniversary series for the regular CMF. Since they released a rugby ball mold quite recently, I believe an American (Gridiron) Footballer sounds likely. Even if it’s not a widely played sport outside North America, it’s still an iconic recognizable character worldwide, due to American pop culture.
The September series would be another Harry Potter series. (I’m not sure how many characters that still are left out as minifigures, although I believe a Moaning Myrtle would still be a new addition. Otherwise, I’m not an expert on the franchise.)
Although Moaning Myrtle is just me venturing a guess, as she seems to be a fan favorite. Maybe also Nymphadora Tonks, although there are bigger fans better equipped on hazarding a prophecy than me…