🚀 Blast Off with BrickHeadz, Star Wars Scoops & Brick Art!
Greetings, Brick Aficionados!
Today's newsletter is all about Star Wars and some cool exclusive BrickHeadz. It's getting hot here in Florida, so let's blast off before we melt.
In this edition:
🚀 Leaked Artemis Space Launch System
🌌 Star Wars Day Extravaganza
🎨 Star Wars Collectible Art Print
🏠 Our Exclusive BrickHeadz Creations
🖼️ Ai Weiwei's Masterpieces in LEGO
Artemis Space Launch System
The LEGO community is abuzz with the unexpected leak of the Artemis Space Launch System.
Spotted at a Taipei airport, this massive set is rumored to have 3,601 pieces and might retail for around $299. This model is a space nerd's dream, replicating NASA's powerhouse in painstaking detail.
LEGO's Star Wars Day Festivities
As May the Fourth approaches, LEGO is set to release the much-anticipated TIE Interceptor, part of the Ultimate Collector Series.
This detailed set, consisting of 1,931 pieces, features an exclusive TIE Pilot minifigure, offering fans a piece of the Star Wars universe for $199.99.
Additionally, here are the other two sets ready for pre-orders:
- Droideka™ - $64.99
- Mos Espa Podrace Diorama - 79.99
Star Wars Day also brings limited Gift With Purchase offers:
- Trade Federation Troop Carrier: Free with $160+ purchases.
- Battle of Yavin Collectable Coin: Yours with a $90 spend.
- AAT Polybag: Free when you spend $40 or more.
May the Fourth Be Artful!
Just when you thought your walls were safe from more decor, there’s an exciting new collector’s item that will be available at the LEGO Rewards Center starting May.
Illustrated by Joe Hogan, this limited edition print features a lineup of iconic Star Wars figures, all styled as LEGO minifigures.
From Our Design Table to Your Display Shelf
Between space exploration and galactic battles, let's spotlight a closer-to-home creative endeavor—our own Studbee BrickHeadz!
These Studbee exclusives are born from hours of sketching, prototyping, and yes, a bit of trial and error. Each model is a nod to the pop culture legends and colorful characters we love.
👉 Check them out and adopt a brick buddy — no feeding required.
Ai Weiwei exhibit at Galleria Continua in Italy
At the Galleria Continua in Italy, Ai Weiwei showcases what one can do with a staggering number of LEGO bricks (and an army of assistants).
His 'Neither Nor' exhibition uses these bricks to transform historical artworks into modern mosaics, bringing a fresh perspective to familiar scenes. These pieces invite viewers to see cultural stories in a new light, through a fun and surprising medium.
Sidenote: Speaking of a big number of Lego bricks, our Bricklink store brick-count is currently at 1,412,129. ↳Visit us if you need supplies!
Head over to Galleria Continua to see photos of the exhibit.
That's all for today, see you on the next one.
✌️ Studbee
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