LEGO 2024 books include multiple minifigures and mini-builds
Multiple minifigures and mini-builds will be included in a range of official LEGO books scheduled to arrive throughout 2024.
Buster Books has revealed its publishing line-up for 2024, with the company releasing a number of officially-licensed LEGO titles. The range of books covers multiple themes such as Star Wars, Harry Potter, City and NINJAGO, with many of the upcoming titles including exclusive minifigures and mini-builds.
Launching on May 23 will be LEGO City Space Mission with an astronaut minifigure, as well as LEGO DREAMZzz Cooper in Action! complete with Cooper minifigure. They’ll then be joined on June 20 by Mandalorian Warriors, a LEGO Star Wars book that includes the same Mandalorian Fleet Commander from 75348 Mandalorian Fang Fighter vs. TIE Interceptor, and LEGO DC The Maven of Mayhem with a Harley Quinn minifigure.
Other publishing highlights to keep an eye out for in 2024 include the likes of LEGO Build Your Own Story! Space Rescue with over 100 pieces on October 10, LEGO Fantastic Tales of Dragons on November 9, complete with buildable mash-up dragon model, and LEGO NINJAGO Ninja Duels on September 26, which opens up to reveal a play scene and two minifigures.
In addition, Buster Books has also lined up three 2025 annual releases for later this year, with LEGO, Star Wars and Harry Potter titles due for launch on August 28. Each book comes with its own minifigure, such as a potential officially-licensed Formula 1 Driver with trophy and helmet, Yoda with lightsaber and Harry Potter with Quidditch accessories.
While the LEGO books are primarily aimed at a younger audience, the inclusion of such minifigures can often prove tempting to adult collectors, allowing them to pick up new characters or versions of minifigures that have only previously appeared in more expensive sets.
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