While there are a number of excellent large sets that were released at the beginning of the month and we talked about already, today I wanted to bring to your attention some of the impressive small sets that are $10 or less, and are definitely worth considering. ➡ LEGO VALENTINE SET UNDER $10: While the #40236 LEGO Romantic Valentine Picnic is small, it is full of interesting and rare pieces like the teddy bear, printed chocolate bar, printed cookies, printed pineapple, bottle and glasses, flowers, and other decorative elements. Plus, you also get two minifigures with nicely printed torsos. And the lawn is heart shaped… awww! I expect this set to sell out well before Valentine’s Day! 1rice: $9.99 – BUY HERE ➡ LEGO FRIENDS PUPPY SETS UNDER $5: There are three very small LEGO Friends sets, each with a unique puppy and various accessories in pastel colors; the #41302 LEGO Friends Puppy Pampering includes a nougat color puppy with brown spots, the #41303 LEGO Friends Puppy Playground includes a light-gray puppy with dark-gray spots, and the #41304 LEGO Friends Puppy Treats & Tricks includes a white puppy with black spots. T
hey are very collectible and only $4.99 each – BUY HERE ➡ LEGO FRIEND SETS UNDER $10: There are a few slightly larger LEGO Friends sets with great accessories as well. The #41305 LEGO Friend’s Emma’s Photo Studio, the #41306 LEGO Friends Mia’s Beach Scooter (with a brand new lavender scooter!), the #41307 LEGO Friend’s Olivia’s Creative Lab with lots of tools, the #41308 LEGO Friend’s Stephanie’s Friendship Cakes with pretty cakes and colors, and the #41309 LEGO Friends Andrea’s Musical Duet with a new color bird and newly printed guitar. All off these sets are full of interesting pieces, and are only $9.99 each – BUY HERE ➡ LEGO DISNEY SETS UNDER $10: Palace Pets is a new LEGO Disney Princess series that got its first four sets in 2016. Each of them comes with one or two collectible Palace Pets, and similar cute accessories as in the LEGO Disney Princess sets. Two of the new additions this year are the #41143 LEGO Disney Princess Berry’s Kitchen, and the #41144 LEGO Disney Princess Petite’s Royal Stable. T
hey are $9.99 each – BUY HERE ➡ LEGO CITY SETS UNDER $10: There are a number of small LEGO City sets that are worth picking up. Besides the usual small LEGO City Police and LEGO City Fire sets, there is the #60144 LEGO City Race Plane, the #60145 LEGO City Buggy, and the #60146 LEGO City Stunt Truck. Each are excellent small vehicles for $9.99 – BUY HERE ➡ LEGO SUPER HEROES SETS UNDER $10: There are six new LEGO Super Heroes Mighty Micros sets; three for Marvel and three for DC Comics. Each of them include two mini Super Heroes with short legs, and two micro vehicles. For DC Comics we get the #76068 LEGO Super Heroes Superman vs. Bizarro, the #76069 LEGO Super Heroes Batman vs. Killer Moth, and the #76070 LEGO Super Heroes Wonder Woman vs. Doomsday. For Marvel we get the the #76071 LEGO Super Heroes Spider-Man vs. Scorpion, the #76072 LEGO Super Heroes Iron Man vs. Thanos, and the #76073 LEGO Super Heroes Wolverine vs. Magneto. They are fun little sets to play with and collect, and they are only $9.99 each – BUY HERE
➡ LEGO NEXO KNIGHTS SETS UNDER $10: LEGO Nexo Knights got a new series of Battle Suit sets for each of the heroes. The core of the suits is made up of a couple of brand new parts that are excellent for mech building. Another feature of the LEGO Nexo Knights Battle Suits is the collectible shields – each set including five different designs. A lot of fans collect these because of the unique prints, and also because the shields give players extra powers in the LEGO Nexo Knights game. The new sets include a Battle Suit for Clay, Macy, Aaron, Axl and Lance. Each set is $9.99, and there is also the #70372 LEGO Nexo Knights Combo Powers Wave 1 for $3.99 with extra shields. Another small LEGO Nexo Knights sets that is also under $10 is the #70347 LEGO Nexo Knights King’s Guard Artillery, which introduces the new badguys – BUY HERE ➡ LEGO NINJAGO SETS UNDER $10: There is only one new LEGO Ninjago set that is under $10, but it is a very good one. The #70621 LEGO Ninjago Vermillion Attack includes three minifigures; K
ai in a new suit, and Rivett and Slakjaw – two new badguys with incredibly detailed printing and beautiful armor pieces. You also get a very unique Vermillion egg piece, a new translucent-green Time Blade, and pieces to build a tree stump looking thing with swamp reed. And yes, you get all of that for only $9.99 – BUY HERE As you can see, even amongst the smallest 2017 LEGO sets there is a very nice selection. So if you are on a budget, but want to get something fresh, or you are placing a larger order and needed to add a bit more to meet the minimum shipping threshold, these sets are a great option. What do you think? are you planning to get any of the small sets released this month? Which ones are your favorites? Feel free to share your thoughts and discuss in the comment section below! 😉 And you might also like to check out the following related posts: LEGO SHOP IN USA: Online LEGO Shop USA LEGO SHOP IN CANADA: Online LEGO Shop Canada LEGO SHOP IN UK: Online LEGO Shop UK
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And it’s likely that we’ll see the winner, “The LEGO Batman Movie” (Warner Bros.), in the top spot once more. A forty percent drop would place it at $32 million over three days, more than enough to dominate a group of titles that are each likely to struggle to pass $20 million. Among the new releases, two very different entries could be in a close race to reach the upper teens. The edge goes to “Fist Fight,” a comedy budgeted at $20 million-$24 million and starring Ice Cube and Charlie Day (the latter known for two “Horrible Bosses” movies). Directed by Richie Keen in his feature debut, it’s about a grudge match between two high school teachers. The timing seems right for an R-rated comedy that has not had its “Ride Along” equivalent this year. “The Great Wall” is a Chinese production from master director Zhang Yimou (“Raise the Red Lantern,” “House of Flying Daggers”) who has gone from art-house favorite to big-budget helmer. With Matt Damon in tow for global appeal, this historical epic cost now China-owned Legendary Productions $150 million, and is seen as a template for that industry’s ambitions to parallel Hollywood as an international supplier of big-budget efforts.
It opened China in December, and with most major markets already opened has earned $225 million, mainly at home. Damon’s last three efforts — “Interstellar,” “The Martian,” and “Jason Bourne” — each managed at least $47 million; this will make much less. In fact, with a domestic initial total likely to be under $20 million, and heavy worldwide marketing costs, this film could be red ink for Legendary. Only once has Damon failed to open at #1 in a starring role, and that was George Clooney’s 2014 ensembler “The Monuments Men.” At best this could hit the third spot, and possibly lower. Similar to recent smash “Split,” Gore Verbinski’s “A Cure For Wellness” has a successful veteran director looking for a career reboot after a big-budget lapse. M. Night Shyamalan preceded his low-budget hit with an earlier rebound, but for Verbinski — of the “Pirates of the Caribbean” series and the Oscar-winning “Rango” — this is his first time out since the disappointment of “The Lone Ranger” nearly four years ago.