Unfortunately we don’t have any information where and how these will be available but images have been revealed of another baseball cap, that features interchangeable LEGO brand patches and loops for your favourite Minfigures, along with a new backpack and a LEGO DreamZzz bundle which includes a foldable backpack, shopping bags, plush toys, keychains and stationery.

Watch this space for more details.

The pack includes a postcard of the World famous landmarks including the Taj Mahal (21056), The Globe (21332), The Colosseum (10276), and The Palm Hotel (10297), you also receive an accompanying luggage sticker of all 4 destinations.

Will you be redeeming the Postcard pack and making an order to get them? Let us know via the comments section.

Official details:

Explore some iconic LEGO® destinations with these LEGO® Travel Postcards and Stickers. The pack includes a postcard of the Taj Mahal (21056), The Globe (21332), The Colosseum (10276) and The Palm Hotel (10297), as well as a luggage sticker of all 4 destinations. These stickers would make a fantastic addition to any suitcase and will be sure to make you stand out in a crowded terminal!

The two plans would feature pretty much the same key points and cost the same price, €4.99 per month, the list of features include:

• Free delivery on LEGO purchases
• Early access to products, experiences and content
• Limited edition products
• Purchase back catalogue items
• Return used bricks and receive discounts or points to use against other purchases
• Free GWP

Let’s break down the two plans that LEGO have hinted at implementing. One service allows you to digitally track your entire collection via a ‘LEGO Wallet‘ along with other LEGO experiences in one place. The other focuses on workshops and courses held by LEGO experts. 

We would like to emphasise that this does not necessarily mean LEGO are developing or implementing some sort of subscription service, and we will eagerly await confirmation from the powers that be on the subject.

The survey ends 7th January 2022 and you won’t go unrewarded for your time as once the survey is complete and verified you’ll get 150 VIP Points put into your account, not bad right!

Let us know in the comments below which service you’d signup for, of any, and why.

That being said I managed to acquire it via other means and I’m glad to say I now have it in my small but growing collection, thanks to a very friendly and understanding LEGO Customer Service provider.

As with most of the smaller sets I tend to build them live on our Instagram account, @thebrickpost, which has recently hit the 3000 follower milestone, thank you!

During the live stream I was joined by @brick_beat and @cabbagefacebricks, who both had the set also. It was a fun build as always and great to share it with the #legocommunity.

So let’s get in to the review.

The box:

As with a handful of recent LEGO GWPs (gift with purchase) they have been bundled into a small yellow box with the manual acting as the front cover and displaying all the necessary set details. I really like this approach and think it works well.

The manual is square in shape and quite thin, for a relatively small set it’s perfect. There aren’t many steps on each page which I find helps especially when trying to build it live on camera, losing my place it a common occurrence when interacting with viewers.

The Build:

Starting this build you get the feeling you’re putting it together in reverse, as you flip over and attach pieces to the under side of a long plate, and also the fact that you start off building the back of the camera doesn’t help.

The hinge part makes use of Technic parts well, this is the only real instance I like and use LEGO Technic elements, hinges and connecting Modulars. I love the way the back panel opens and allows you to insert the roll of film, it’s genius and takes me right back to my childhood.

At the front of the camera you get the usual lineup of buttons, along with the lens. I particularly like the inclusion of a lens cover, which will no doubt go missing just like many of its real life counterparts.

Another thing you notice, once it’s complete, is there aren’t any bare studs showing. The whole front has been tiled over and look fantastic. Also thanks to the unique SNOT (studs not on top) building technique the top and bottom parts are smooth also.

On top are where the shutter, scroll-on, and other buttons are situated, and having the scroll-on button actually turn is another added bonus and again just like the real thing.

My only gripe is that you can’t peer through the viewfinder, as it doesn’t lineup with the back quote right, and being solid bricks obviously gets in the way. With a bit of tinkering I think this camera could have been one of the best GWP/VIP Promo ever, well in recent years anyway!

The Conclusion:

Overall this VIP set is a must have for any fan, and at only 2000 VIP points is a true bargain, it equates to just under £15.

The build was very enjoyable although the reversed building of it was a little confusing at times. Being finished off with tiles is a very nice touch and should be applied to most sets, it gives that finished, premium feel, that LEGO strive for.

As I write this the promotion is no longer available sadly, but please do follow us on our social media where we post daily, you never when LEGO will bring this back or make more available.

We hope you enjoyed this short but sweet review of the LEGO VIP Vintage Camera (5006911) set. Please let us know via the comment below what you think of it, if you login you can even leave your own review!

LEGO have been periodically releasing VIP Coins over the bast several months with the last one in the series expected to be available 1st May. 

Unfortunately this is no longer the case and will be pushed back to sometime after the May the 4th celebration week. There is no official release date as yet but we’ll let you know when there is.

LEGO VIP Coins & Display Case

 A statement from the LAN forum simply said:

The next coin in the set will not drop May 1. There will be an announcement as to when!

However the May the 4th releases and promotions will still proceed as planned. You’ll just no longer be able to redeem a LEGO VIP Coin with your order. 

What do you make of this decision? Let us know in the comments below.