If you’re a LEGO VIP member, you may have received an email this morning regarding some new changes coming to the VIP program in a few months. As I reported on earlier in the month, LEGO will be implementing the digitial VIP card very soon but for those who want the physical card can still get one. I suggest doing that in case they do away with it in the future. VIP accounts has to be registered online with an email address. As a VIP member, we already have a lot of benefits including various promotional gifts, double point events, and early access to product launches that we get throughout the year and it looks like we’ll be getting even more on top of that. In the email, they said there will be an online rewards center that will be launching to introduce a new way to spend your VIP points....

It was only last week that LEGO announced the LEGO Disney Collectible Minifigures Series 2 (71024) and they will be available starting on May 1. Some of our fellow European RLFM outlets have started receiving their review copies and we now have some new details of the set. As far as the distribution of the minifigures, there are reported to be two complete sets per box and there will be some rarity in some of the minifigures. Three of them (Huey, Dewie, Louie) will only have two per box which is somewhat disappointing but at least there aren’t any that only one per box like with the Harry Potter series. The breakdown of the Series 2 Disney Collectible Minifigures are as below. 4 per box Mickey MouseMinnie MouseScrooge McDuckChipDaleAnnaElsaHadesFrozone 3 per box JafarJasmineHerculesSallyJack SkellingtonEdna Mode 2 per box HueyDewieLouie We’ll be receiving our review box this Friday so our review of...

Star Wars Celebration, the convention for all things Star Wars under the sun, is happening in a few weeks in Chicago, IL. As in past Celebrations, you’ll have to register into a lottery if you...[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]Original link

The LEGO VIP rewards program is changing and going digital. Starting in June, LEGO will be launching a new online rewards center with digital VIP cards that will “introduce some new ways to earn and spend VIP points.” The changes follow a beta program launched earlier this month offering a few users mobile wallet versions of their VIP cards on Apple or Android devices while also promising “targeted and personalized offers sent directly to your phone.” While the digital push is framed as being part of LEGO’s environmentally conscious “Planet Promise,” physical cards will still be available upon request. There are no planned changes to existing VIP points or values, though VIP accounts must now be registered online and connected with a unique e-mail address. VIP points will also now be valid for 18 months with the expiration countdown clock renewing after every purchase, essentially extending their life indefinitely for fans...

Right on time for Easter, Amazon is discounting the 40271 Easter Bunny BrickHeadz set by 20%, dropping the price down to just $7.99. Prime members get free shipping; non-members will need to reach...[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]Original link