1950s Retro Tin Sign available from LEGO VIP Rewards Centre
A LEGO VIP GWP item released last year is back once again, with 5007016 VIP 1950s Retro Tin Sign now available to all members.
There have been a number of new GWP items and VIP rewards for November revealed this week, including a Fleece Blanket, 40512 Fun and Funky VIP Add On Pack and a LEGO Sports Scarf. Added to that growing list is a promotional gift that was first made available to members during last year’s VIP weekend and is now back once again.
5007016 VIP 1950s Retro Tin Sign was originally released in 2021 as a LEGO VIP GWP item, with the metal display piece free to members who spent £250 / $250 / €250 in a single transaction until November 25. Whilst the LEGO Group’s apparent fascination with tin signs as rewards may not be for everyone, the VIP promotional item is back once more this year, although the details of how to get hold of it have slightly changed.
Members can grab 5007016 VIP 1950s Retro Tin Sign from the Rewards Centre right now, with the branded gift costing 1,200 points. Those choosing to pick up the promo will be sent a code which can then be redeemed for the item and is valid for 60 days. The latest VIP reward offer is available while stocks last.
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