New Sonic Lego Sets Available Now – Get Shadow, Knuckles, And Super Sonic Minifigures

As someone who has spent countless hours building and rebuilding Lego sets over the years, I can confidently say that the latest offerings from Lego are nothing short of amazing! From the colossal Imperial Star Destroyer to the adorable Simba cub, there’s something for every Lego enthusiast.

Today saw the unveiling of numerous new Lego sets, including several based on video game themes, specifically those inspired by Lego’s own collections. Three fresh Sonic the Hedgehog sets have been added to Lego’s expanding roster of Sega’s famous character-themed playsets. Each set includes various minifigures and an abundance of interactive features. Let’s delve into Tails’ Adventure Boat, Knuckles and the Master Emerald Shrine, and Super Sonic vs. Egg Drillster, which comes with a miniature Shadow the Hedgehog figurine that will appear minuscule in comparison to the newly announced Shadow the Hedgehog Lego statue. Pre-orders for this initial Lego Sonic “showpiece” are now available at Target, ahead of its planned release on October 1st.

More Video Game-Inspired Lego Sets

In addition to the two Lego Sonic sets you see here, there are numerous other newly released Lego sets worth checking out. These include the latest Lego Super Mario starter sets and expansions, such as the Bowser Express Train which is currently the largest Lego Mario expansion available. If you’re an Animal Crossing fan, don’t miss the new set featuring K.K. Slider. Here’s a comprehensive overview of the latest releases in Lego’s Nintendo and Sega gaming collections.

Without further specification, the links provided lead to Amazon product listings. Mostly, these items qualify for Prime delivery, enabling you to begin assembling your newly acquired item(s) over the upcoming weekend.

New Lego Mario Sets

• Adventures With Interactive Lego Luigi (210 pieces) — $50
• Adventures With Interactive Lego Mario (218 pieces) — $50
• Adventures With Interactive Lego Peach (208 pieces) — $50
• The Bowser Express Train (1,392 pieces) — $120
• King Boo’s Haunted Mansion (932 pieces) — $75
• Battle With Roy at Peach’s Castle (738 pieces) — $65
• Goombas’ Playground (173 pieces) — $15
• Soda Jungle Maker Set (598 pieces) — $55
• Super Mario World: Mario & Yoshi Figure (1,215 pieces) — $130 | Target Preorder, Releases October 1

Read more on the new Super Mario Lego sets.

New Lego Animal Crossing Sets

• K.K.’s Concert at the Plaza (550 pieces) — $80
• Fly with Dodo Airlines Airport (292 pieces) — $38

Read more on the new Animal Crossing Lego sets.

New Lego Minecraft Sets

• Crafting Table (1,195 pieces) — $90
• Ender Dragon and End Ship (657 pieces) — $80
• The Badlands Mineshaft (538 pieces) — $60
• The Windmill Farm (462 pieces) — $55
• The Wolf Stronghold Fortress (312 pieces) — $35
• The Cherry Blossom Garden (304 pieces) — $28
• The Pirate Ship Voyage (166 pieces) — $15

Read more on the new Minecraft Lego sets.

New Lego Sonic the Hedgehog Sets

• Super Sonic vs. Egg Drillster (590 pieces) — $80
• Knuckles and the Master Emerald Shrine (325 pieces) — $35
• Tails’ Adventure Boat (393 pieces) — $55
• Shadow the Hedgehog Head Statue — $70 | Target Preorder, Releases October 1

Star Wars, Guardians of the Galaxy, and Batman Lego sets

As a long-time Lego enthusiast who grew up playing with these iconic building blocks, I must say that the latest releases have truly taken my breath away! With so many brand-new sets to choose from, it seems like there is something for every Star Wars fan out there. The Imperial Star Destroyer, as shown above, is a masterpiece that any collector would be proud to add to their collection. With 1,555 pieces and seven minifigures, including Cal Kestis from Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and Survivor, it promises hours of fun and creativity.

Apart from Star Wars collections, you’ll find an array of new Guardians of the Galaxy toy sets, an affordable DC Batmobile replica, and a sizable Young Simba figure, originally only available at the Lego Store.

• Imperial Star Destroyer (1,555 pieces) — $160
• The Dark Falcon (1,579 pieces) — $180
• TIE Fighter and X-Wing Mash-Up (1,063 pieces) — $110
• C-3PO (1,138 pieces) — $140
• Jedi Bob’s Starfighter (305 pieces) — $40
• Ahsoka Tano’s Dual On Peridea (382 pieces, Lego Store) — $55
• Desert Skiff and Sarlacc Pit (558 pieces) — $80
• Droid Builder (1,186 pieces, Lego Store) — $100

• Guardians of the Galaxy: The Milano (2,090 pieces) — $180
• Guardians of the Galaxy: Dancing Groot (459 pieces) — $45
• Lion King: Young Simba (1,445 pieces) — $130
• Lion King: Simba Cub (222 pieces) — $20
• DC Batman: Batmobile vs. Harley Quinn & Mr. Freeze (435 pieces) — $60

Read More

• Hades Tier List: Fans Weigh In on the Best Characters and Their Unconventional Love Lives
• Smash or Pass: Analyzing the Hades Character Tier List Fun
• Why Final Fantasy Fans Crave the Return of Overworlds: A Dive into Nostalgia
• Sim Racing Setup Showcase: Community Reactions and Insights
• Understanding Movement Speed in Valorant: Knife vs. Abilities
• Why Destiny 2 Players Find the Pale Heart Lost Sectors Unenjoyable: A Deep Dive
• PENDLE PREDICTION. PENDLE cryptocurrency
• W PREDICTION. W cryptocurrency
• FutureNet Co-Founder Roman Ziemian Arrested in Montenegro Over $21M Theft
• How to Handle Smurfs in Valorant: A Guide from the Community

2024-08-02 01:39