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Four New LEGO Botanicals Sets with Flowers for 2026!

by on November 12, 2025
in Other LEGO Sets & Themes

The LEGO Botanicals Collection has become very popular with adult LEGO fans. They are fun to build, look beautiful on display, and feature many unique pieces and colors. And it looks like the collection will continue next year with even more pretty flowers! So far, LEGO has revealed four new sets that will be available in January. Let’s take a look!

#11501 LEGO BOTANICALS TULIP BOUQUET: Add an eye-catching piece of flower decor to your home with the #11501 LEGO Botanicals Tulip Bouquet building kit for adults. Capturing the joy and optimism of spring, this LEGO bouquet features 5 varieties of tulips in various colors and stages of bloom. Immerse yourself in the beauty of flowers as you craft vibrant green buds, purple closed tulips, and red, yellow, and pink opened tulips, plus green leaves for added authenticity. The flower building set also includes adjustable stems that make it easy to arrange the tulips into a bespoke LEGO bouquet. Once you’ve completed this fun craft project, the set becomes a stunning piece of floral home decor that will bring color to any space. A thoughtful gift for women and men on birthdays, Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day, housewarmings, or any other special occasions. Set contains 576 pieces. Price: 59,99 USD / 59,99 EUR / 54,99 GBP. Available starting on January 1st at the LEGO Botanicals section of the Online LEGO Shop.

#11504 LEGO BOTANICALS PEACE LILY: Enjoy a harmonious craft project with the #11504 LEGO Botanicals Peace Lily building kit for adults, which lets nature lovers create a beautiful piece of lily decor. Feel your creativity unfurl as you craft the elegant LEGO Peace Lily, which includes lilies in 3 stages of life: discover 2 buds, 2 partially open flowers, and 2 flowers in full bloom. Marvel at the lifelike LEGO flowers before discovering fun details, including a recolored carrot for the shape of the spadix on the half-bloomed lily and a popcorn piece at the top of the spadix of the lily in full bloom. Displayed in a peach-colored plant pot, the LEGO Peace Lily becomes a gorgeous piece of flower decor that will bring a touch of tranquility to any room. A thoughtful floral gift idea to celebrate birthdays, housewarmings, Mother’s Day, and Valentine’s Day. Set contains 474 pieces. Price: 49,99 USD / 59,99 EUR / 54,99 GBP. Available starting on January 1st at the LEGO Botanicals section of the Online LEGO Shop.

#11508 LEGO BOTANICALS DAISIES: Let young imaginations blossom with the #11508 LEGO Botanicals Daisies building set for kids aged 9 and over. Girls and boys will have lots of fun creating the sweet bouquet, which includes 3 large daisies, 2 stems of small daisies, 3 calming sprigs of lavender, and vibrant green stems. Offering a perfect balance of cheerfulness and tranquility, the petite LEGO bouquet features highly realistic flowers and an adorable lucky ladybird on one of the lavender stems, a cute addition that’s sure to delight young builders. Once it’s complete, kids can show off their LEGO flower bouquet proudly as aesthetically pleasing bedroom or desk decor that will never wilt or need to be watered. A thoughtful gift for girls, boys, and tweens on birthdays and other special occasions, as well as a fun housewarming gift for nature lovers, this LEGO flower bouquet can be treasured forever by flower fans of all ages. Set contains 133 pieces. Price: 14,99 USD / 14,99 EUR / 12,99 GBP. Available starting on January 1st at the LEGO Botanicals section of the Online LEGO Shop.

#11509 LEGO BOTANICALS FLOWERING CACTUS: Delight young plant lovers with the #11509 LEGO Botanicals Flowering Cactus building set for kids aged 9 and over. Packed with details, it lets girls and boys have fun creating cool cactus decor. Kids will feel their creativity flourish as they build 2 cacti models. The larger cactus is in full bloom and features a pink flower with a yellow center on top, while the smaller cactus features pink buds in various stages of growth. The cacti are an authentic shade of green and are both displayed in a pastel blue plant pot, making it easy for kids to show them off as bedroom or home decor once they’ve finished building. A great gift for girls and boys on birthdays and other special occasions, as well as a gift for nature lovers of all ages. Set contains 482 pieces. Price: 34,99 USD / 29,99 EUR / 24,99 GBP. Available starting on January 1st at the LEGO Botanicals section of the Online LEGO Shop.

And while we’re waiting for the new sets, I recommend checking out the currently available LEGO sets with pretty flowers at the LEGO Botanicals section of the Online LEGO Shop.

What do you think? How do you like the new LEGO Botanicals sets? Feel free to share your thoughts and discuss in the comment section below!

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2025 LEGO Technic Pull-Back Racers Review

by on November 11, 2025
in LEGO Technic

As I mentioned in previous years, I’m a big fan of the LEGO Technic Pull-Back Racers series, and have been collecting them since they were first introduced in 2013. These sets come with a special pull-back motor rarely used outside this series. They let you manually wind the racers, then release them with a quick burst of energy.

LEGO has been reliably releasing two Pull-Back Racers per year. In some years, the two models could be combined, and in other years, each set came with its own alternate instructions. In the first 10 years of the series, each set was an affordable $19.99. However, in 2014, the price jumped to $26.99 each, and this year to $27.99 each.

I like these sets because they are big enough to give a good introduction to the capabilities and building techniques of LEGO Technic, but not too big to be overwhelming. And because of the pull-back feature, they are fun to play with after building them. Unfortunately, it looks like the series is starting to lose its uniqueness and creativity that were present in the earlier years.

Up to 2020, the LEGO Technic Pull-Back Racers were generic vehicles dreamed up by LEGO designers. This allowed them creative freedom to add cool features and interesting shapes. From 2021, the LEGO Technic Pull-Back Racers became licensed collaborations with Monster Jam motorsports. Initially, this collaboration seemed like a great idea as Monster Jam has some wild and imaginative vehicles. Thus, we got the #42118 LEGO Technic Monster Jam Grave Digger and #42119 LEGO Technic Monster Jam Max-D in 2021, the #42134 LEGO Technic Monster Jam Megalodon and #42135 LEGO Technic Monster Jam El Toro Loco in 2022, and the #42149 LEGO Technic Monster Jam Dragon and #42150 LEGO Technic Monster Jam Monster Mutt in 2023. All came with fun colors, shapes, and accessories based on real Monster Jam racers.

However, last year it seemed like the collaboration with Monster Jam got discontinued, as the two vehicles for the year came with other licenses; the #42165 LEGO Technic Mercedes-AMG F1 W14 Pull-Back, and the #42166 LEGO Technic NEOM McLaren Extreme E Team. Fans of the series appreciated this change after three years of Monster Jam vehicles, as it brought something fresh again. The Mercedes F1 vehicle is an especially beautiful model that was still able to seamlessly incorporate the rather chunky pull-back motor. It’s one of my favorite vehicles in the series to date.

Interestingly, this year, LEGO brought back the Monster Jam Pull-Back Racers with the #42199 LEGO Technic Monster Jam DIGatron Pull-Back and the #42200 LEGO Technic Monster Jam ThunderROARus Pull-Back.

While the first few Monster Jam Pull-Back Racers were fun and unique, unfortunately, the most recent two models are too similar to earlier sets. In fact, while I was building them, I thought I might have already built them before. Did I accidentally buy the sets twice? No, it’s just that they are very similar to the previous ones. The ThunderROARus comes with teeth just like the Megalodon from 2022, and the DIGatron looks so much like the El Toro Loco. Also, all the Monster Jam pull-backs have the exact same front bumper assembly, so once you build it one time, you can easily build the others. IN addition, the vehicles in the Monster Jam series cannot be combined, nor do they have alternate models like the earliest sets.

Overall, I think those of us who have been building this series from the beginning will probably find these last two vehicles too predictable and repetitive. And especially considering the significant price increase, may skip them altogether. Nonetheless, they are solid models, and I think those who are new to the collection will get much enjoyment out of them. They are also great for kids (the recommended minimum age is 7) who like to build and play rough with their LEGO sets. These vehicles can take some beating and happily run into walls and obstacles without falling apart. If you want to check them out, they are available at the LEGO Technic section of the Online LEGO Shop.

What do you think? Do you have any of the LEGO Technic Pull-Back Racers? How do you like them? And what do you think of the most recent additions? Feel free to share your thoughts and own reviews in the comment section below!

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