Official Details of 76 Upcoming Sets

5 thoughts on “Official Details of 76 Upcoming Sets”

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   Andrew May 22, 2020Reply

   Wow, thanks for the work in collating these, Michael. Sure are a lot of sets for a single launch. Something for everyone these days it seems. Where to start??

   Do you know when the Technic Lamborghini is due? Was planning on saving this year’s pennies for that, but it seems that resolution is well and truly smashed ;).

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   Scott May 22, 2020Reply

   Thank you for all the data entry and prices. I wonder how long it will be before these sets appear, since Lego is having a very hard time getting stock to stores?
   I hope that the Creator Pirate ship and other larger sets are available in time for the Big W toy sale and other mid year sales, as the RRP prices make many desirable sets un-obtainable!

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   Brett May 22, 2020Reply

   The Mario set is going to disappoint many, it’s just to sell the “power-up sets” that will be $15-20 for an outfit and $45-50 for a Pirana Plant. Then they’ll be the “Boss Bowser” set at ~$160

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   Magmafrost13 May 23, 2020Reply

   These prices are all over the place. Some sets seem way too cheap (everything in the $50 range seems like really good value), and then there’s a 500 piece Jurassic World set for $150, making it one of the most overpriced sets since that Hobbit set that had the dragon. And what’s the deal with City of all things being so overpriced? I get that bigger molds are more expensive to produce, but they’re not… 500 times more expensive.

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   David May 24, 2020Reply

   Thanks for making this list, so much easier than the Lego site. Skull sorcerer’s dragon has the wrong image. Are you able to make the tables scroll sideways? On my phone I cannot see price column in portrait mode.