The Arc de Triomphe, an impressive piece of Parisian architecture, has been added to the LEGO range.
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New LEGO releases: from technology to architecture

Tanja Lehmann
1.9.2017
Translation: Eva Francis

Each month, LEGO launches new sets. From landmarks to robots and Pixar Cars sets for the film release, LEGO has cast almost everything you can think of into tiny, colourful bricks. To help you see what’s on offer, I’ve selected the highlights from each series.

When robotics meets building bricks

If you love LEGO, robotics and programming, BOOST is the perfect LEGO set. With its 840 bricks, you can build five different robots. LEGO went all out with this set to make sure it was innovative. BOOST lets fans do things that weren’t possible before, such as using an app to programme the robot. This set is recommended for ages 7 to 12, although we think it can bring a lot of joy to adults, too.

We were lucky enough to be able to play with BOOST prior to the launch and were really blown away. You can read our full test report here (in German):

A homage to the city of love

A winter wonderland on rails

Bringing Minecraft to life

Immerse yourself in interactive Minecraft adventure with your favourite characters and features in this easy to remodel LEGO Minecraft set. The Ocean Monument was made with young fans of the hit video game in mind. It includes the mini figures Steve and Alex as well as a squid, a guardian and an elder guardian. The 1,122-piece set is suitable for children from 8 years.

See all LEGO Minecraft new releases

Adrenaline-fuelled races for the kids’ room

See all LEGO Juniors new releases

For mini racer wannabes

LEGO DUPLO didn’t want the youngest thrill seekers to be left out at the launch of Cars 3. That’s why they made sure fans aged 2 to 5 could build their friends Lightning McQueen, Cruz Ramirez and Mack out of big Duplo bricks. This 28-piece set is quick and easy to build. Little hands will love the Flo V8 café with its facade and petrol pump.

See all LEGO DUPLO new releases

See all LEGO new releases

You may find the following interesting (in German):

Header image: The Arc de Triomphe, an impressive piece of Parisian architecture, has been added to the LEGO range.

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