The 2015 New York Toy Fair is underway and first images of various sets have started to surface from there. I’ll try to update this post with as many images as I can find throughout the day. We’ll do a separate post with all the content that Chad will be sending in later. Images from Joe Meno of Brick Journal, BZPower, Brick Show, Bricks and Bloks, FBTB. Louvre (21024) – 695 pcs/$59.99/September Mask Maker vs. Skull Grinder (70795) Space Starter Set (60077) – 107 pcs/$9.99/August Utility Shuttle (60078) – 155 pcs/$24.99/August Deep Sea Submarine (60092) Deep Sea Helicopter (60093) Deep Sea Exploration Vessel (60095) Blue Power Jet (31039) – August LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes Batboat Harbor Pursuit (76034) – 264 pcs/$29.99/August Jokerland (76035) – 1037 pcs/$119.99/August Batman Adventure (10599) – 47 pcs/$39.99/August Spider-Man Web-Bike Workshop (10607) – 13 pcs/$14.99/October Spider-Man Spider Truck Adventure (10608) – 28 pcs/$29.99/October
Heartlake Private Jet (41100) Spider-Man Hideout (10687) – 137 pcs/$29.99/August Dilophosaurus Ambush (75916) – 248 pcs/$29.99/May Raptor Rampage (75917) – $49.99/May Ultra Dino Breakout (75919) LEGO Marvel Super Heroes Carnage’s SHIELD Sky Attack (76036) – 97 pcs/$12.99/August Rhino and Sandman Super Villain Team-Up (76037) – 386 pcs/$39.99/August Ant-Man (76039) – 183pcs/$19.99/June – Includes Yellow Jacket, Hank Pym, and Ant-Man The Snow Hideout (21120) – 327 pcs/$34.99/August The Desert Outpost (21121) – 519 pcs/$59.99/August The Nether Fortress (21122) – 571 pcs/$79.99/August Airjitzu Kai Flyer (70739) – $9.99/August Attack of the Moro Dragon (70736) – 658 pcs Final Flight of Destiny’s Bounty (70738) – 1253 pcs/August Flash Speeder (75091) – 312 pcs/$29.99/June Naboo Starfighter (75092) – 442 pcs/$49.99/June Death Star Final Duel (75093) – 724 pcs/$79.99/June
Imperial Shuttle Tydirium (75094) – 937 pcs/$99.99/June UCS TIE Fighter (75095) – 1685 pcs/$199.99 LEGO Star Wars 2015 Advent Calendar (75097) – 292 pcs/$39.99/September Imperial Assault Carrier (75106) – 1216 pcs/$129.99/June Luke Skywalker (75110) – $19.99/September Darth Vader (75111) – $19.99/September UltraCopter vs. AntiMatter (70710) – 614 pcs/August Ultrasonic Showdown (70171) – 187 pcs/$19.99/August Ultra Agents Ocean HQ (70173) – 1204 pcs/AugustCategory: Toys & Games::Building Toys::Building Sets Avoid the man-eating plant's snapping jaws; fire the Batmobile's missiles and stud shooters Activate Batman's Super Jumper to knock The Penguin off his perch; super-jump to launch Harley Quinn's bike and rescue Robin Knock The Joker down the slide and into his poison pool chamber; the Joker ride measures 11" (29cm) high, 9" (23cm) wide and 3" (9cm) deep Poison Ivy ride measures 12" (31cm) high, 4" Little super hero fans will create endless role play scenarios with these iconic characters and their vehicles The buildable bridge encourages...
The 2-in-1 Avenjet features an opening main cockpit, 4 flick missiles, opening hatch and a detachable mini-jet with an opening cockpit and 2 stud... Includes 2 minifigures: Armored Batman and Superman The skyscraper rooftop minibuild features a rotating and exploding Bat-Signal, a detachable... Evade the Rhino Mech's stud shooters and watch out for the Sandman's shape-shifting sand hands! Super-jump Spider-Man to activate the spider web... LEGO Super Heroes Spider-Man Minifigure - Venom with Black Spines (76004), Manufacturer: LEGO Air traffic control tower features a visual control room with a swivel chair Turn the switch on the Quinjet to reveal the hidden stud shooters... Create a Just Bricks account and you'll: - Receive exclusive offers via email (no spam, promise) - Browse and Checkout much faster - Access your purchase history and change your detailsChildren could be left disappointed this Christmas as Lego warns it won't be able to keep up with its orders.
The Danish toy maker has become the world's largest toymaker by sales, overtaking U.S. Barbie-maker Mattel. But this year some orders may not be delivered on time due to difficulties in forecasting demand. Children could be left disappointed this Christmas as Lego warns it won't have enough stock to deliver its orders (File picture of children playing with Lego)Roar Trangbaek, a spokesman for the company, said: 'We will not be able to deliver all of the orders coming from customers in the remainder of the year.'But Mr Trangbaek declined to specify which lines of toys or which European countries would be affected.He said Lego would be able to deliver the orders it had already received but may have trouble filling new orders later this year. 'It is really extraordinary and it has exceeded both ours and our customers' forecasts,' he said when asked why the company had not foreseen the surge in demand.The Danish company's sales grew by 18 per cent in the first half of this year to 14 billion Danish crowns, the equivalent of $2.1 billion, putting it ahead of Mattel and Monopoly-board maker Hasbro, whose revenues came in at $1.9 billion and $1.5 billion respectively.'We are running our factories at maximum capacity and will do everything we can to meet demand