LEGO 853958 Easter Pod revealed in official images
A new seasonal LEGO set is coming for spring, with LEGO 853958 Easter Pod revealed in official images.
LEGO 853958 Easter Pod has popped up in official images, with PromoBricks revealing the new set. The set is shown both bagged and built, coming in the pod that many minifigure based bonus sets now do. It may be available as a gift with purchase or sold as a shop.LEGO.com exclusive item.
As well as including an exclusive chick minifigure, the set includes bricks to build a little ramp for a skateboarding bunny, a nice whimsical concept from the model’s designer.
New product images showing the upcoming Marvel: Avengers Endgame sets have also recently been published, revealing the five models that will make up the wave based on the new film.
The LEGO Group recently launched two exclusive pod sets at shop.LEGO.com based on The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part, with 853874 Emmet’s Construction Pod and 853875 Sweet Mayhem’s Disco Pod both available now.
LEGO Friends also offers a range of pods, including 853774 Olivia’s Satellite Pod, 853775 Andrea’s DJ Pod, 853776 Emma’s Photo Studio Pod, 853777 Mia’s Exploration Pod and 853778 Stephanie’s Pool Pod.
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