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July 2025 – New LEGO Sets & Promotions

July is a slower month as far as new releases from LEGO, but this means we can catch up on some of the earlier favorites. So let’s take a look at what’s new this month!

FREE GIFT WITH PURCHASE SET: As far as freebies, you can get the #40758 LEGO Ferris Wheel with Fireworks with purchases of $85 or more until July 6th. The set Ferris wheel with six gondola cabins and a heart – the iconic symbol for all products in the LEGO celebration range. You can rotate the Ferris wheel by turning a mechanism on the back, and a colorful set of fireworks made from transparent pieces can be displayed and posed on the top of the wheel or by its side. This offer is valid on all purchases at the Online LEGO Shop.

LEGO ICONS SHELBY COBRA AVAILABLE: The #10357 LEGO Icons Shelby Cobra 427 S/C is going to be available starting on the 4th of July. This vintage car model features sleek blue bodywork with Shelby’s signature, bold white racing stripes, side exhausts, and a gaping mouth grille. Functions include working steering and opening doors, trunk, and hood. Additional features include a detailed engine bay, a toolbox that fits neatly into the trunk, a fire extinguisher that can be mounted between the seats, a $100 bill element, and a trophy to celebrate the vehicle’s illustrious track history. 1,241 pieces. Price: $159.99. Available at the LEGO Icons section of the Online LEGO Shop.

LEGO ICONS HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON SET AVAILABLE: The #10375 LEGO Icons How to Train Your Dragon: Toothless set captures the charm of the iconic Night Fury. Choose between the fish and plasma-blast attachments and pose the head, jaw, wings, and tail to create a captivating display for your home or workplace. 789 pieces. Price: $69.99. Available at the LEGO Icons section of the Online LEGO Shop.

LEGO MARVEL MILES MORALES’ MASK AVAILABLE: The #76329 LEGO Marvel Miles Morales’ Mask stands over 7.5 in. (19 cm) tall and sits on a sturdy stand incorporating a nameplate. Comes with 487 pieces. Price: $69.99. Available at the LEGO Marvel Super Heroes section of the Online LEGO Shop.

LEGO NIKE DUNK X LEGO SET AVAILABLE: In the collab of the season, kicks and bricks are combined in the #43008 LEGO Nike X LEGO building set for kids aged 10 and up. The set features a Nike Dunk, rotatable brick basketball, and iconic “Dunk” slogan that sports fans can build, rebuild, and display. Hidden within the Nike Dunk model are stash compartments to safely store championship rings or other essentials, as well as extra laces for custom color swap-outs. Accompanying the build is super fan B’Ball Head – an exclusive minifigure that rocks its own Nike drip and some mini Nike Dunks that match the iconic build. 1,180 pieces. Price: $99.99. Available at the Online LEGO Shop.

LEGO STAR WARS BATTLE DROID AVAILABLE: The #75428 LEGO Star Wars Battle Droid with STAP set is now available. You can place the brick-built poseable figure of the Battle Droid riding its STAP speeder on the display stand or lift the character and STAP off the stand for swooshing action. The Battle Droid can also stand on its own, with its brick-built blaster attached to its back or held in its hands. The set also includes a Battle Droid minifig with a STAP, which can be placed next to the stand’s information plaque to complete a striking display. 1,088 pieces. Price: $139.99. Available at the LEGO Star Wars section of the Online LEGO Shop.

I hope you find something that you like, either from the new releases or from amongst earlier sets. And if not, you can always build your own creations! What are you working on this summer? Feel free to share and discuss in the comment section below!

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Four New LEGO Ideas Sets Coming!

The LEGO Ideas team announced four new sets that will be coming soon! Take a look below and let’s discuss!

Introducing the #40789 LEGO Ideas Flying Moon Car! The model was originally submitted to the LEGO Ideas Exploring the Cosmos Challenge by LEGO fan EnchantingNoodle, also known as Teddy, back in 2024. The model was then finalized by LEGO’s own designers. The set consists of 211 pieces, designed for adult model-builders and fans of cool cars. The buildable vehicle is supported above the lunar surface by a pedestal and has flames projecting from the tailpipes. Inside the car are two space-traveler minifigures wearing their spacesuits. A helpful sign points the way to the moon-based motorist’s destination. To increase options for display, the vehicle can be detached from its support pedestal. This LEGO Insiders Reward set will be 2,500 LEGO Insiders Points and available starting on July 1st.

The second newly announced set is the #40788 LEGO Ideas Friendly Snails, which was dreamed up for the Build the Gift of Purchase Set of Your Dreams Challenge by LEGO fan Jagamax, also known as Maxime, also back in 2024. This gift-with-purchase set is a garden creatures display model designed with adult fans of nature and animals in mind. The build-and-display set features two snails with decorated shells, a bee, a log, a rock, a puddle, and greenery. The scene is assembled on a single sturdy base that allows the whole set to be safely picked up and moved. To increase options for display, the snails can be detached and placed beyond the set’s base. This gift-with-purchase set will be available starting on July 1st, and added to your cart at the Online LEGO Shop with a minimum purchase of €160 / $160 USD.

At the turn of the year, the LEGO Ideas team tasked fans of the 90s with two nostalgic challenges to help take a trip down memory lane and celebrate the last decade of the 20th century. From rockin’ music to iconic television shows, films and board games, there’s no doubt the 90s were full of cultural moments to remember.

For the first of the 90s challenges, Build Your Nostalgia – 90s Throwback!, the LEGO Ideas team asked LEGO fans to channel their nostalgia into epic builds that were between 1,000-5,000 pieces. With a sizeable brick count, it meant fans could go larger-than-life with their models or take deep dives into their favorite TV shows and movies from the 90s. The 192 submissions included intricate recreations of movie scenes, giant posters, huge versions of 90s characters, and even bookends. The winner of this challenge is The X-Files: The Truth Is Out There by LEGO fan WetWired, featuring the popular 90s sci-fi drama series with a forest UFO scene above a recreation of Mulder’s famous basement office, complete with the iconic “I Want To Believe” poster. The build features approximately 2,020 pieces and includes minifigures such as Fox Mulder, Dana Scully, “Grey” Alien, The Jersey Devil, Assistant Director Walter Skinner, Syndicate Leader, and Eugene Tooms.

The second challenge, 90s Throwback – The Next Chapter!, was an opportunity to get stuck into all things 90s movies and TV, but now with a smaller brick count – entries had to be between 200-1,000 pieces. In collaboration with Target, this challenge brought a fresh opportunity to build an iconic moment, a beloved character, or a recreation of a memorable prop. This challenge had 268 submissions with an amazing variety of nostalgic builds. The winner is Wallace & Gromit by LEGO fan Pidelium from the beloved 90s stop-motion animations, ready for an adventure on their iconic motorcycle and sidecar. Bold colors and detailed design help bring this instantly recognizable duo to life, who featured in classic 90s movies, Wallace & Gromit: The Wrong Trousers (1993) and Wallace & Gromit: A Close Shave (1995).

These two models join the other upcoming LEGO Ideas set, originally designed by LEGO fans and currently under development. They will be available at the LEGO Ideas section of the Online LEGO Shop.

What do you think? How do you like these four LEGO Ideas sets? Are you planning to get any of them? Feel free to share your thoughts and discuss in the comment section below!

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