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These early release prototype proof sheets for the box art for these older Lego Star Wars sets were recently posted to eBay here.  It appears that the poster was the Art Director on at least a few of these sets.  This is the first time that I have seen these art sheets for Lego Star Wars sets.

It looks like the seller has listed 4 different proof sheets listed.  You can see them here.

R2-D2 Proof Sheet – 

6207 Proof Sheet – 

10026 Proof Sheet – 

4501 Proof Sheet – 

All of these are really great looking and would make great prints to hang in the office!

Thanks for looking

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It looks like Lego just posted the Store Calendar for October 2018  – See here

The most interesting thing I see is that they are now selling frames to display your minifigures!  It looks like it may have an exclusive minifigure.  I am assuming that we may be able to but these in the near future, but not yet.  For now, you can get a free one with purchase.

Here is the Calendar full size below

Front

Back

Thanks for looking

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EDIT:  Per Lego, we will be getting the Harry Potter set in the USA at Barnes and Noble stores! See here for details.  Additionally, it looks like ToysRUs posted the official images of these sets today as well.  Please see below.

I have not been able to locate the

IT looks like Promobricks has the scoop on the elusive Bricktober sets now that Toys R Us is out of the picture.  You can read all of the details here on their site, but basically, it looks like no Toys R Us printing will be on the package and the earlier rumors that they will be a giveaway through other avenues appears to be correct!

Here are the individual sets with the dates as well

LEGO Harry Potter (5005254) – minifigures of Madam Rolanda Hooch, Professor Horace Slughorn, Dolores Umbridge, and Boggart Snape.

LEGO Jurassic World (5005255) – minifigures Ian Malcolm, Claire Dearing, Owen Grady, and a small velociraptor

LEGO Marvel Super Heroes (5005256) – minifigures – War Machine, Wong, Tony Stark with the Mark 50 arc reactor, and White Wolf/Bucky

LEGO Ninjago (5005257) – minifigures ? – looks to be characters from Sons of Garmadon

Thanks for looking and thanks to promobricks for letting us know.

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It looks like we have finally received the news that we all knew was coming!  Lego has done a remake of the Cloud City set along the lines of the Death Star playset.  And it is an enormous minifigure pack that looks spectacular.  Please see the images below and I put in the set details at the end of the post!  You can pick this up on the LEGO site here.

Here are the details

Includes 18 minifigures: Han Solo, Princess Leia and Luke Skywalker in Bespin outfits, Chewbacca, C-3PO, Lando Calrissian, Lobot, 2 Cloud City Guards, 2 Cloud Car Pilots, Leia and Han in Hoth outfits, Darth Vader, Boba Fett, 2 Stormtroopers and an Ugnaught, plus R2-D2 and an IG-88 droid.

Section 1 features a landing platform with a sliding entrance door and Boba Fett’s Slave I ship with an opening minifigure cockpit, movable wings and space underneath to store the Han in carbonite element.

Section 2 features a dining room with a table, seats for 5 minifigures and a decorative Cloud City micro build; lounge with a transparent sculpture and 2 chairs; garbage processing room with an incinerator, conveyor belt and a deactivated IG-class droid; and a promenade with tree sculpture, mural relief and opening doorways leading to other parts of the model.
Section 3 features a sensor balcony with railing and swing-out function, plus a maintenance cabin with opening round window for epic Lightsaber duels, plus a carbon freeze chamber with lever-activated ‘freeze’ function.

Section 4 features a dark-red corridor leading to the interrogation chamber with a turning interrogation chair, plus a prison cell, hangar with a secret trapdoor and tool & weapon rack, and space for the Twin-Pod Cloud Car with opening minifigure cockpits and 2 stud shooters.

New-for-October-2018 minifigure details include Leia’s red dress, Han’s Corellian blood stripe, Luke’s dark-tan Dagobah outfit, the Ugnaught’s head decoration and the cloud car pilots.

Weapons include Han’s blaster pistol, Chewbacca’s bowcaster, Luke’s Lightsaber, Vader’s Lightsaber, Boba Fett’s blaster rifle, IG-88’s blaster rifle, 5 blaster pistols and 4 blasters.
Accessory elements include a wrench, handcuffs and Lobot’s cybernetic band.

Stage air-to-air battles between Boba Fett’s Slave I and the Twin-Pod Cloud Car.
Pull the carbon freeze chamber lever to pretend freeze Han in carbonite!
Relive unforgettable scenes from the classic Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back movie.

This amazing set is part of the LEGO® Star Wars Master Builder Series.
Cloud City measures over 6” (16cm) high, 22” (58cm) wide and 22” (56cm) deep.
Slave I measures over 4” (11cm) high, 7” (19cm) long and 7” (18cm) wide.

Here are the individual images

Thanks for looking

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