October is upon us with several new LEGO sets and promotions, including some perfect for Halloween! So let’s take a look at what’s new this month!
NEW LEGO ART SET: The #31213 LEGO Art Mona Lisa comes in a bluer hue to reflect the colors used by da Vinci over 500 years ago before the paint changed with age. The pieces printed with the Mona Lisa’s famous eyes can be replaced with blank pieces for a more abstract appearance. Price: $99.99 – available at the LEGO Art section of the Online LEGO Shop.
NEW LEGO BATMAN SET: The #76328 LEGO Batman The Classic TV Series Batmobile is now available. This eye-catching piece of DC Super Heroes memorabilia is inspired by the iconic Batmobile from the 1966 TV show. The vehicle features a molded windshield, rotatable wheels, authentic decorations, and an opening trunk containing the Bat-Computer. A 1966-style Batman minifigure wearing his distinctive cape and cowl and holding his Batarang stands on a platform (the minifigure does not fit inside the car). Price: $149.99 – available at the LEGO Batman section of the Online LEGO Shop.
NEW LEGO FORTNITE SETS: Four new sets are now available for Fortnite fans. This includes the #77070 LEGO Fortnite Durr Burger for $14.99, the #77071 LEGO Fortnite Supply Llama for $39.99, the #77072 LEGO Fortnite Peely Bone for $99.99, and the #77073 LEGO Fortnite Battle Bus for $99.99. You can find them at the LEGO Fortnite section of the Online LEGO Shop.
NEW LEGO IDEAS SET: The #21352 LEGO Ideas Magic of Disney set is now available. We discussed this set a couple of days ago in detail (see links at the end of this post). With Mickey Mouse in his sorcerer’s apprentice outfit at the center, this collectible model showcases many popular Disney characters and includes the first-ever LEGO minifigure of Belle from Beauty and the Beast with the enchanted rose. Other vignettes include Geppetto on a raft in Pinocchio, Lilo surfing in Lilo & Stitch, Simba atop Pride Rock in The Lion King, Bruno at Madrigal House in Encanto, the magic Brooms carrying water in Fantasia and Sebastian the crab and Flounder the fish in The Little Mermaid. Price: $99.99 – available at the LEGO Ideas section of the Online LEGO Shop.
NEW LEGO MINECRAFT SET: Minecraft fans only get one new set, the #21281 LEGO Minecraft Baby Pig’s Birthday Celebration for $19.99, available at the LEGO Minecraft section of the Online LEGO Shop.
NEW LEGO SONIC THE HEDGEHOG SET: There is also just one set here, the #77000 LEGO Shadow the Hedgehog for $69.99, available at the LEGO Sonic the Hedgehog section of the Online LEGO Shop.
NEW LEGO SUPER MARIO SET: This is another theme with just one new set, the #71438 LEGO Super Mario World: Mario & Yoshi for $129.99, available at the LEGO Super Mario section of the Online LEGO Shop.
NEW LEGO STAR WARS SETS: There are a couple of new sets for Star Wars fans this month, most notably the #75397 LEGO Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series Jabba’s Sail Barge for $499.99. The second new set is the #40755 LEGO Star Wars Imperial Dropship vs. Rebel Scout Speeder for $39.99. You can find them at the LEGO Star Wars section of the Online LEGO Shop.
And if you purchase Jabba’s Sail Barge, you will get the #40730 LEGO Star Wars Luke Skywalker’s Lightsaber free with your order until October 10th, or while supplies last.
NEW LEGO WEDNESDAY SETS: Three sets are available based on the television series. This includes the #40750 LEGO BrickHeadz Wednesday & Enid for $19.99, the #76780 LEGO Wednesday Addams Figure for $49.99, and the #76781 LEGO Wednesday & Enid’s Dorm Room for $89.99. Available at the LEGO Wednesday section of the Online LEGO Shop.
NEW LEGO WICKED SETS: Four new sets are available based on the upcoming epicl musical fantasy film. This includes the #75681 LEGO Wicked Glinda, Elphaba & Nessarose at Shiz Uni for $29.99, the #75682 LEGO Wicked Elphaba & Glinda Figures for $54.99, the #75683 LEGO Wicked Glinda & Elphaba’s Dormitory for $69.99, and the #75684 LEGO Wicked Welcome to Emerald City for $99.99. You can find them at the LEGO Wicked section of the Online LEGO Shop.
NEW LEGO WINTER VILLAGE SET: The latest in the LEGO Winter Village collection is the #10339 LEGO Winter Village Santa’s Post Office. The snow-topped post office houses Santa’s study complete with a cozy log fire, a postal sorting area, an entrance hall with a coffee machine, and a second-floor writing area with a letter chute. Other builds include a hot-air balloon with an illuminating burner, a 2-way letter sorter, an ice-fishing scene, a Christmas tree, signpost, a mailbox and a sled, plus a Santa minifigure and 4 elf figures. Price: $99.99 – available at the LEGO Icons section of the Online LEGO Shop.
The #40746 LEGO Santa’s Delivery Truck is a complementary set for $19.99. This cute set is available at the seasonal items section of the Online LEGO Shop.
That’s a surprisingly large selection of new sets for October, after all the September releases. So if you have some funs available in your LEGO budget, this is a good time to look around and see if you find something you like.
What do you think? How do you like the newly released LEGO sets? Do you have a favorite? Are you planning to get anything this month? Feel free to share and discuss in the comment section below!
And you might also like to check out the following related posts:
- LEGO Ideas Magic of Disney Review
- LEGO Winter Village Post Office & Delivery Truck!
- LEGO Mona Lisa and Notre-Dame for Pre-Order
- LEGO Fortnite Sets Available for Pre-Order!
- LEGO Wicked Sets Available for Pre-Order!
- LEGO Wednesday Sets Available for Pre-Order!
- LEGO Star Wars Jabba’s Sail Barge Display Set Press-Release
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Wow. A surprising amount of new sets! I’m going to have to look at the list more carefully to digest it.
The batmobile looks cool. I might habe yo look at that.
The Mario set seems to have a crank. I wonder what does that do?
I’m not a fan of the Mona Lisa. It seems like it was turned into a more abstract, modern style.
It’s nice to see Lego having such great success by having all the licensed stuff, though I’m starting to worry a little that they may be getting overreliant on it. Yes, there will always be City and Creator, and the likes of Friends and Ninjago will probably be around for a long while too, but if you run down the list of new releases and darn near everything is something with a license? Hmm.
Although, maybe that’s just catching up with the state of the toy industry, as most major toy brands do much more with licensed IP than they do with their own in-house IP.
Nothing catches my interest this month, except for the winter village set, of course.