Today the LEGO Group unveils the latest addition to its much-loved LEGO Transformers lineup, the #10338 LEGO Icons Transformers Bumblebee set. Released amid the beloved franchise’s 40th anniversary year, this new set is poised to captivate existing fans and invite new audiences to play out the battle between good and evil.
Maintaining the same scale as the #10302 LEGO Transformers Optimus Prime set, originally revealed in 2022, this set presents enthusiasts with the opportunity to construct the iconic Autobot, Bumblebee, entirely from LEGO bricks. The overall size is 25 cm/ 9.5 inches high, 8 cm/ 3 inches wide, and 11 cm/ 4 inches deep.
As a vital companion to LEGO Optimus Prime, Bumblebee completes the iconic duo, allowing fans to recreate epic battles and adventures. What distinguishes this model is its remarkable ability to seamlessly transition between bot-mode and vehicle-mode, unlocking impressive versatility without the need for disassembly.
The 950-piece set is a highly detailed model of the iconic 1980s robot action figure. It features articulated joints, an ion blaster, and a jetpack, seamlessly converting from Autobot to vehicle-mode; accompanied by a display plaque, integrated LEGO Builder app for digital instructions, and versatile display options, making it a perfect gift for Transformers fans and collectors.
The #10338 LEGO Icons Transformers Bumblebee set is available for LEGO Insiders from the 1st of July and official LEGO stores for all from the 4th of July priced at €89.99 / £79.99/ $89.99. At the LEGO Icons section of the Online LEGO Shop. And if you don’t have it already, the #10302 LEGO Transformers Optimus Prime is still available at the the LEGO Icons section of the Online LEGO Shop.
What do you think? Are you excited for the new set? Do you have Optimus Prime already? Feel free to share and discuss in the comment section below!
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Sweet.
Unfortunately, given Lego policies, we’ll definitely never get Megatron or Starscream. Soundwave, maybe.
Maybe a Grimlock?
Oh! Yes, that does seem likely.
Wow. They did a great job with this!
I’m really curious to build this and see how the transformation works. It looks great!
I wonder if it can actually roll. It seems like the bottom of the vehicle is lower than the wheels.
For a relatively small scale, this is pretty good. I don’t think I will get it though.
It looks good from certain angles. Not so good from others. I have to see reviews on this before I decide.