≡ Menu

Pre-Order LEGO Art Jim Lee Batman Collection

A couple of days ago, a new LEGO Art mosaic set was added to the Online LEGO Shop. The #31205 LEGO Art Jim Lee Batman Collection gives you the option to build one of three portraits of iconic DC Comics characters: Batman, The Joker, or Harley Quinn. And there is also the option to build two larger mosaics if you purchase two or three sets. So, Batman fans can build five different mosaics in total with this set.

There is so much to like about this set. All five portraits are the work of legendary comic book artist, Jim Lee, and would look great as wall decor. As you build the mosaics, you can scan the QR code and listen to the soundtrack with nearly two hours of content to immerse yourself in the project. The instruction book is amazing too and made like a coffee-table-quality illustrated guide, starting with a deep dive into the inspiration behind the set and the art of Jim Lee.

The set comes with 4,167 pieces and includes nine canvas wall decor plates, a signature tile, two hanger elements, a color palette, a brick-separator, and a brick-built frame. The single-character mosaics are 15.5 in. (40 cm) square and can be displayed on a wall or shelf. The Batman and Catwoman mosaic is twice as long, and the larger Batman mosaic is three times as tall.

The #31205 LEGO Art Jim Lee Batman Collection is going to be available from March 1st, but you can already pre-purchase it at the Online LEGO Shop. If you would like to get it, I do recommend purchasing it early, as it is already gathering a lot of enthusiasm from LEGO fans and will likely go out of stock quickly. The price is $119.99 for one set and is available at the LEGO Art section of the Online LEGO Shop.

If you’re looking for decorative LEGO sets, you might also want to take a look at the other mosaic kits in the LEGO Art collection; the #31197 LEGO Art Andy Warhol’s Marilyn Monroe mosaic, the #31198 LEGO Art The Beatles mosaic, the #31199 LEGO Art Marvel Studios Iron Man mosaic, the #31200 LEGO Art Star Wars The Sith mosaic, the #21226 LEGO Art Project – Create Together kit, the #31201 LEGO Art Harry Potter Hogwarts Crests mosaic, the #31202 LEGO Art Disney’s Mickey Mouse mosaic, and the #31203 LEGO Art World Map. They all have alternate builds and combined models so you can display them in different ways. To see them all, visit the LEGO Art section of the Online LEGO Shop.

What do you think? How do you like the LEGO Art Jim Lee Batman Collection? Are you planning to get it? Which LEGO Art set is your favorite so far? Feel free to share your thoughts and discuss in the comment section below!

And you might also like to check out the following related posts:

{ 5 comments }

One of the nicest recently released LEGO sets is the #43202 LEGO Disney Encanto The Madrigal House. Encanto is a new computer-animated musical coming-of-age fantasy comedy film by Walt Disney Studios. It is set in a fantasy version of Colombia and tells the story of Mirabel Madrigal, a young Colombian girl who has to face the frustration of being the only member of her family without magical powers.

A key feature of the film is the lovely setting with colorful colonial-style houses, which is perfectly captured in the  #43202 LEGO Disney Encanto The Madrigal House. Although the set is only 587 pieces and $50, it includes the pieces and colors to replicate the architectural style of the film and also includes some nice accessories. In fact, the set is just begging to be expanded and made into a larger building.

To give you an idea of what can be done with the set, take a look at the larger version of the house created by LEGO fan Thomas Carlier. This project uses roughly 4,000 pieces and recreates the poster version of the Madrigal House, which is taller and more vertical than the horizontal and more spread-out layout used throughout the film.

As you can see, the #43202 LEGO Disney Encanto The Madrigal House has a lot of potential for customization, whether you want to recreate scenes from the film, or you just want to experiment with the architectural style. If you are inspired to work with the set yourself, you can find it at the LEGO Disney section of the Online LEGO Shop.

What do think? How do you like the custom version of the Madrigal House? Do you have the set already? Are you planning to expand it? Feel free to share and discuss in the comment section below!

And you might also like to check out the following related posts:

{ 10 comments }