Lego's February Lineup: More Than Just Pokémon
In a year already marked by major Lego releases, the brand is gearing up for an even bigger push in February. The month promises a mix of excitement and nostalgia, with a special nod to one beloved franchise.
For Valentine’s Day, the popular Lego Botanicals line is expanding with a new flower wall featuring 879 colorful pieces that can be customized to create a unique display piece. This adds to a growing collection of botanical-inspired sets.
Meanwhile, fans of traditional Lego pets will enjoy a new addition to the Icons series: a brick-built Golden Retriever Puppy. With over 2,000 pieces, this set includes a movable head and ears, as well as a rotating paw that allows for various poses. The price tag is $140.
However, it's not just a casual fan of Lego that will be eager to get their hands on these sets – Pokémon enthusiasts are also in for a treat. As the beloved franchise celebrates its 30th anniversary, Lego has released several highly anticipated sets. Standalone releases include Eevee and Pikachu, priced at $60 and $200 respectively.
However, it's clear that fans will be spending big with the most expensive set: a colossal statue of Charizard, Blastoise, and Venusaur, marking the final forms of the three Kanto starters. This behemoth will set you back an eye-watering $650.
While February may not have been the quietest month for Lego releases, this latest lineup offers something for everyone. Whether you're a Pokémon purist or simply looking to build some beautiful botanical displays, there's sure to be a set that catches your eye.
In a year already marked by major Lego releases, the brand is gearing up for an even bigger push in February. The month promises a mix of excitement and nostalgia, with a special nod to one beloved franchise.
For Valentine’s Day, the popular Lego Botanicals line is expanding with a new flower wall featuring 879 colorful pieces that can be customized to create a unique display piece. This adds to a growing collection of botanical-inspired sets.
Meanwhile, fans of traditional Lego pets will enjoy a new addition to the Icons series: a brick-built Golden Retriever Puppy. With over 2,000 pieces, this set includes a movable head and ears, as well as a rotating paw that allows for various poses. The price tag is $140.
However, it's not just a casual fan of Lego that will be eager to get their hands on these sets – Pokémon enthusiasts are also in for a treat. As the beloved franchise celebrates its 30th anniversary, Lego has released several highly anticipated sets. Standalone releases include Eevee and Pikachu, priced at $60 and $200 respectively.
However, it's clear that fans will be spending big with the most expensive set: a colossal statue of Charizard, Blastoise, and Venusaur, marking the final forms of the three Kanto starters. This behemoth will set you back an eye-watering $650.
While February may not have been the quietest month for Lego releases, this latest lineup offers something for everyone. Whether you're a Pokémon purist or simply looking to build some beautiful botanical displays, there's sure to be a set that catches your eye.
! I mean, who doesn't love Pokémon? 
I've been waiting for those Eevee and Pikachu sets for ages! And oh man, that Charizard statue is crazy expensive 
$650?! That's like buying a new gaming PC 
or something! But hey, if you're a true Pokémon fan, it might be worth it. I'm more of a casual Lego collector myself, so the botanicals flower wall sounds really cool 
and I swear I built this entire castle out of lego bricks on a slope like it was no big deal lol! anyway back to lego's feb lineup... $650 for that charizard statue tho?! thats just crazy 
. Can't wait to build some beautiful botanical displays though, those flower walls look so sick 
And can we talk about the Pokémon fans? $650 for a Charizard statue? That's straight-up ridiculous 
But hey, if you're a die-hard fan, I guess it's worth it. The Botanicals flower wall looks so pretty and customizable! Lego really knows how to bring people together with their sets.
They've got Pokémon sets galore 
and Botanicals is back with more gorgeous flower power 
! But what's really caught my eye is that Charizard, Blastoise, & Venusaur set... WOW! 
650 bucks? That's like a new laptop lol 
. I know some people will cry about the price but cmon, it's Lego! 
. Also did u know Eevee & Pikachu are only $60 & $200 respectively? 
Still pricey but more manageable for most fans out there 
, 2k pieces?! That's like building a tiny house lol 
! February's lineup has something for every Lego enthusiast, I'm low-key obsessed 
also can't believe they made a charizard and friends statue... that thing looks huge 
The Pokémon sets are also giving me life! Eevee and Pikachu are literally my favorite characters and to see them in Lego form is just amazing 
and btw 879 pieces for a flower wall sounds kinda meh to me, where's the Pokémon love at?! Eevee is cute and all, but Pikachu is the real hero 
. The botanical sets look beautiful too, but 879 pieces for a flower wall? Is that really necessary? 
my aunt used to have this crazy beautiful garden in her backyard and i always loved playing among the flowers. i wish i could build that at home 
I mean, what if you just wanna build something fun for yourself or as a gift without breaking the bank?! 
and can we talk about how cute the golden retriever puppy is?! 
but i think the charizard/blastoise/venusaure set is literally insane for $650 tho