Review: 75447 The Razor Crest™ from LEGO® Star Wars™

The Mandalorian and Grogu is the feature-length continuation of the saga of bounty hunter Din Djarin and his force-sensitive adopted son/apprentice Din Grogu (a.k.a. Baby Yoda). Ahead of this new Star Wars™ film blasting into movie theatres on 22 May 2026, The LEGO Group have sent me set 75447 The Razor Crest™ for review, which can pre-ordered now in advance of its 26 April release.

Review: 71052 Series 29 from LEGO® Minifigures

I'm excited to collaborate today with a new guest, Four Bricks Tall (@fourbrickstall on Instagram) – a wonderful photographer of minifigures (and even humans). She is also the community manager of Stud Shooters, a toy photography community on Reddit, and has regularly had her photographs published by The LEGO Group.

LEGO® Minifigures Series 29 has been dubbed a "classic" series and brings back a non-IP, non-all-costume lineup of 12 characters to collect. But within that classic moniker, we do get throwbacks to at least three beloved themes: LEGO® BIONICLE®, LEGO® NINJAGO® and LEGO® Monster Fighters! It's also worth noting the anniversaries behind two of those nods: 2026 marks 25 years of LEGO Bionicle and 15 years of LEGO Ninjago, which gives this series an extra layer of significance for longtime fans.

Review: 77984 Jurassic Park Jeep® Wrangler from LEGO® Jurassic World

"Objects in this knoll are newer than they appear."

Today we take a look at the parts, printed elements and build of 77984 Jurassic Park Jeep® Wrangler, as featured in the original Jurassic Park movie from 1993.

Review: LEGO® GwP 40907 Restaurants of the World – Mexico

The gift with purchase (GwP) currently running until 19 April 2026 (or while stocks last), LEGO® 40907 Restaurants of the World: Mexico, continues the collectible theme started by the Japanese sushi bar set 40906 just six weeks ago. Is it worthy of the US$180/ £160/ 180€/ AU$260/ NZ$285 threshold, and how does the taco compare to the sushi? Let's tuck in! 

Review: 43025 Nike Air Max 95 x LEGO® Set from LEGO® Editions

The recent partnership between Nike and The LEGO Group has already resulted in several sets, and today we’re walking on air with the latest addition. Where the other sets were based on already existing Nike shoes, this time we get a shoe specifically designed for the partnership, in both LEGO and real-life form. 

Review: 11506 Rocking Plants from LEGO® Botanicals

Happy days are here again – and this time, we're rockin'! LEGO® Botanicals' huge 2025 hit for young and old builders alike, 10349 Happy Plants, expands the family in 2026 with the succulent 11506 Rocking Plants. Obviously the cuteness factor remains sky high, but is this new set grounded in a healthy offering of new elements? The answer is a resounding yes. Let's rock!

Review: 43305 Piglet's Birthday Fun from LEGO® Disney™

It looks like Winnie the Pooh's porcine pal is having a birthday, in LEGO® Disney™ set 43305 Piglet's Birthday Fun. Let's explore how he is celebrating.

Revealed: 11378 Douglas™ DC-3™ PAN AM® Airliner from LEGO® Icons

Up, up and away! LEGO® Icons have just revealed a new plane, coming in April 2026: Douglas™ DC-3™ PAN AM® Airliner. While it may not have quite the size of the LEGO Icons Concorde (and frankly, who had the shelf space for that?) the DC-3 certainly holds a comparable place in aviation history. You might say it was as common in its day as the Concorde was rare! But what LEGO rarities and novelties lie within this new set?

Review: 21367 Tintin® Moon Rocket from LEGO® Ideas

It is time to make our Destination Moon with 21367 Tintin® Moon Rocket,  the next set to launch from LEGO® Ideas.

With new moulds, recolours and stellar minifigures, plus insights from the design team from a roundtable interview, there's lots for us to be excited about here at New Elementary. Are you ready to launch into this review of the LEGO Tintin Moon Rocket?

Review: GwP 40916 Floral Picture Frame from LEGO® Botanicals

There is a LEGO® Botanicals Gift with Purchase (GwP) available now until end 16 March 2026, available with any purchases of 150 €/ US$150/ £135/ AU$245 while stocks last. Note also, LEGO® Insiders get triple points on selected sets including 10366 Tropical Aquarium, 21354 Twilight The Cullen House, 21360 Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, 77078 Mecha Team Leader and 21356 River Steamboat!

Let's take a view on 40916 Floral Picture Frame to see if this LEGO Botanicals GwP is something you'd like to plant in your home.

77259 Audi Revolut F1® Team R26 Race Car and 77258 F1 ACADEMY™ LEGO® Race Car from LEGO® Speed Champions

LEGO® Speed Champions returns to the grid this month and next. In this article we'll discuss the new mould included in both sets before taking a closer look at each vehicle, their parts and techniques.

Review: 11389 Project Hail Mary from LEGO® Icons

I boarded a special new kind of spaceship on a suicide mission. I went to Tau Ceti and suffered some intense, coma-induced amnesia. I found an alien life form and called him Rocky. Rocky introduced me to a new material called Xenonite. Then I located the source of Astrophage and how to...

I didn't really, I just got a bit absorbed in reading Andy Weir's wonderful 2021 book Project Hail Mary in preparation for the upcoming movie of the same name starring Ryan Gosling, and now I have been lucky enough to review the LEGO® Icons set 11389 Project Hail Mary. Spoilers may follow.

Review: 30734 Mini F1 ACADEMY™ Car gift with purchase

A Gift with Purchase (GwP) with more than meets the eye, today we take a look at the LEGO® Speed Champions 30734 Mini F1 ACADEMY™ Car and its surprising number of recolours. 

Review: 40921 Scaled-Up Blue Astronaut Minifigure from LEGO® Seasons & Occasions

Released just a few hours ago, the latest upscaled LEGO® minifigure is what so many of us have been waiting for: Classic Space! Set 40921 Scaled-Up Blue Astronaut Minifigure brings mid-1980s nostalgia to your desk, as well as some new elements that are out of this world.

Review: GwP 40906 Restaurants of the World – Japan

One of three gifts with purchase (GwP) currently available on LEGO.com, set 40906 Restaurants of the World: Japan is a bite-sized morsel of LEGO® goodness for LEGO® Insiders members. It is, presumably, the first in a series of four, but unlike previous "... of the World" collections, it comes with a minifigure: a sushi chef. Better still, that minifigure comes with an exclusive torso! Let's take a stool and see what's on offer.

Review: 40507 I ♥ Billund from LEGO® House

Since its opening in 2017, LEGO® House has seen the annual release of exclusive sets in their shop, typically focused on the history of the LEGO Group. This tradition continues in 2026 with the launch of set 40507 I ♥ Billund, a tribute to the town where the company has been based since its inception in 1932. This set does a couple of things differently, so join us as we break down the many locations and Easter eggs the set contains! 

Review: 76330 Batman™ Logo from LEGO® DC Batman™

Set 76330 Batman™ Logo is one of four LEGO® DC Batman™sets currently available for pre-order and releasing on 1 March 2026.

While the other three sets are cars, the Batman logo is the one that really caught my eye when the sets were first revealed. With a gold Batman adorned with print celebrating the 20th anniversary of LEGO Batman, I wanted to take a closer look at the Dark Knight's famous emblem.

Review: 71861 The Old Town from LEGO® NINJAGO®

Thirteen years after the original planned end date, LEGO® NINJAGO® continues to go strong, celebrating its 15th anniversary this year with a selection of sets based on the theme's history. The flagship set of this anniversary wave is 71861 The Old Town, which debuted in January 2026 as part of the "Legacy" subtheme.

Review: 11376 Ford® Model T® from LEGO® Icons

The recently announced 11376 Ford® Model T® from LEGO® Icons depicts Henry Ford’s mass-produced automobile that revolutionised transportation.

With a clutch of new moulds, a fleet of recolours and a single new printed element, there's lots for us to explore in the Model T set, so let's open the bonnet and take a peek inside.

Review: LEGO® Education At Home sets 45200, 45201, 45202 and 45203

LEGO® Education has been around for decades, but is often overlooked, primarily because these sets are not intended for the home, but for the classroom – often only available for purchase through specialist dealers who only accept teachers as their clientele. In a surprise move, The LEGO Group has released four sets specifically for children aged 7 to 9 in the wider market, grouped under LEGO Education At Home. Let's see what these sets can teach us.