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    This LEGO event nearly broke me

    This year's Fan Creator Summit (the new name for Fan Media Days) was an intense experience, with LEGO fan creators literally run ragged as we dashed around LEGOLAND Billund in search of buried treasure (otherwise known as an exclusive look at a new LEGO set). #fcsummit26

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    Who actually wants to hang this on their wall?

    LEGO 67012 The Joker Wall Art Comic Cover, 67009 Arkham Batman Batmobile and 67008 Batman Returns Batmobile & Duck were at this year's Fan Creator Summit. This is an up-close look at one of if not the most disturbing LEGO set ever made, plus a look at an even smaller Bat Missile set which is going to be great for anyone who didn't want to spend the money for the larger one that released in September.

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    LEGO Fisherman's Village is the only set you'll need this year

    BrickLink Designer Program Series 9 goes up for pre-order on October 6, 2026. Among the sets available this series is Fisherman's Village, a massive build with over four thousand pieces, which provides a seaside town in a level of detail and scope that has never been seen before. Fans of nautical LEGO sets are going to love this (provided they can find space on the shelf), but beware: once the pre-order window for this series of sets ends, this set will never be available again.

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    The perfect first* Dragon Ball LEGO set

    LEGO Icons 11390 Dragon Ball: Shenron & Goku is a set that people have been wanting for a very long time. A globally popular manga and anime series, Dragon Ball (and its successor, Dragon Ball Z) now finally has a LEGO set, and it's clear that the designers working on the set care deeply about the source material and getting everything right. Because of its relatively small size and limited number of minifigures (there's just the one Goku in here), this feels like a property that the LEGO Group isn't quite done with yet, but even if this does end up being the one and only Dragon Ball LEGO set, this is far from a disappointment. #fcsummit26

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