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Today's random set is 20007 Republic Attack Cruiser, released during 2009. It's one of 36 Star Wars sets produced that year. It contains 84 pieces.
It's owned by 2,100 Brickset members. If you want to add it to your collection you should find it for sale at BrickLink, where new ones sell for around $40.00, or eBay.
Today's random figure is pi122Imperial Soldier II - Officer, Goatee, a Pirates figure that came in one set, 852751 Pirates Chess Set, released during 2009.
Our members collectively own a total of 478 of them. If you'd like to buy one you should find it for sale at BrickLink, where new ones sell for around $19.70.
This week's announcement of the initial LEGO Pokémon sets reminded me of a poll published in 2020. Prompted by the high frequency of new licensed themes at the time, we asked Brickset readers which new licenses they would like to see in the future, as well as which should return.
Almost six years later, new licensed themes and individual sets have continued to be released at speed, including seven of the fifteen options from the original poll. Similarly, two thirds of the mentioned returning licensed properties have indeed returned since 2020, albeit often not in the way many of us expected at the time.
I think it is interesting to look back at those polls and consider what else the future potentially holds, especially since many of the more obvious options identified a few years ago have now happened, perhaps leaving few possibilities.
7990 Cement Mixer and 60018 Cement Mixer are two exceptional sets, released in 2007 and 2013, respectively. We have waited many years for the next version and 60478 Cement Mixer looks impressive too, continuing the series of construction vehicles produced lately.
Like those previous construction vehicles, the model features an attractive flame yellowish orange and black colour scheme, as well as the necessary play functions. However, whereas sets like 60409 Mobile Construction Crane and 60420 Construction Excavator greatly improved on earlier designs, I am not convinced this represents as dramatic a step-up.
You will no doubt have noticed the polls that we add to the bottom of press releases about new sets that we use to gauge interest in them ahead of their launch.
Once a year I crunch the data to produce a report to find out which sets were the most anticipated, and so on. We usually publish it in December but, well, the site was busy enough as it was before Christmas, so better late than never.
With the 40th anniversary of The Legend of Zelda right around the corner, fans will be delighted to learn that 77092 Great Deku Tree was not a one-hit wonder for the theme! The legend continues with 77093 Ocarina of Time – The Final Battle. Read the press release below:
Build an Unforgettable Scene from the Classic Video Game with LEGO The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Set
Today, the LEGO Group unveils the LEGO The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time – The Final Battle (77093), a tribute to the climactic showdown from the beloved Nintendo game. This highly detailed LEGO set invites fans to recreate the epic battle between Link, Princess Zelda, and Ganon amid the ruins of Ganon’s Castle.
Comprised of 1,003 pieces, the set captures the drama and intensity of the final confrontation with a crumbling castle tower and rubble concealing three Recovery Hearts. At the push of a button, the ruins erupt as the lid mechanic bursts open and Ganondorf rises from the debris, ready for battle.
Plenty of impressive sets were launched in 2025 and Brickset readers' nominations narrowed the field from over 800 to twelve finalists.
Nearly 7000 votes have been cast in the poll and one set has emerged as the comfortable winner, receiving almost twice the total votes of second place!
Nestled in the forests of Oz is a quaint sanctuary fit for a witch. The setting of the “As Long As You're Mine” song, which describes a blossoming, complex romance, is a mysterious fantastical forest—so it’s no surprise that this set summons up impressions of LEGO Elves.
I’ve enlisted the help of my wife and resident Elves fan, Catherine (CrankyBricks), to explore the LEGO Wicked sets. Over to her after the break…
A new gift-with-purchase has been revealed on LEGO.com, in readiness for Chinese New Year.
40915 Lion Dance contains 480 pieces and four minifigures, so these versions of the lion dance costumes are bigger than than those in 80104 Lion Dance, released in 2020.
We do not have any information about the set's availability yet, but will update you when we do.
