LEGO have listed three new GWPs (gift with purchase) on their website along with images, giving us our first official look at them!
All three will be available throughout April although details are scarce at the moment we expect them soon.
The Flowerpot (40588) consists of 292 pieces and looks rather cool, this would be perfect sat next to other LEGO Botanical sets. Up next is the Houses of the World 2 (40590) set, following on from the first one at the start of the year, this one consists of 270 pieces.
Last but not least we have the Pirate Ship Playground (40589), my personal favourite, sadly there’s only one clear image, the box art is a little blurry. But we can still see the set in full detail and it looks fun!
Watch this space for official details on spend thresholds and release date.
Flowerpot (40588):
Enjoy a mindful building project with a display piece to cherish as you build all the details of this LEGO® Flowerpot (40588). The elegant flowerpot holds LEGO interpretations of springtime favourites such as cherry blossom, billy buttons and other blooms. This LEGO flower building set makes a great gift for plant-lovers or anyone aged 12 and over with a passion for home decor.
Houses of the World 2 (40590):
Welcome home! Here’s the second addition to the LEGO® Houses of the World collection – a beautiful North African house (40590). Build the architectural details and admire the traditional, colorful, North African interior decor. The modular design makes it easy to combine this house with others from the collection (40583, 40594 and 40599) – each available separately.
Pirate Ship Playground (40589):
The LEGO Pirate Ship Playground (40589) is a fascinating building set for little sailors aged 7 and over. Nice gift idea for World Children’s Day
Many pirate details: On the playground you will find, among other things, a slide, a water cannon, 2 children’s minifigures, a palm tree and a rotating octopus
Dimensions: The model is 12 cm high, 25 cm wide and 14 cm deep
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