LEGO DOTS product images and set numbers revealed

Fans can now get a look at the LEGO DOTS products that will be arriving on shelves in March.

LEGO DOTS was announced this morning, with the HOUSE OF DOTS installation offering Londoners a glimpse into the theme for the next few days. Now, the set numbers are available along with the all-important product images.

These new arts and craft products will launch on March 1. They are intended to allow creativity for those people who might not be compelled to build with LEGO in a traditional way. Using 1×1 tiles, the sets decorate either a wearable bracelet or a home decor item.

The LEGO DOTS bracelets are the only set to include a new piece – the studded bracelet:

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41900 Rainbow (£4.99)
41901 Funky Animals(£4.99)
41902 Sparkly Unicorn (£4.99)
41903 Cosmic Wonder (£4.99)
41912 Love Birds (£4.99)

41904 Picture Holder (£12.99)

41905 Jewelry Stand (£12.99)

41906 Pineapple Pencil Holder (£17.99)

41908 Extra Dots – Series 1 (£3.99)

“We’re extremely excited to introduce LEGO DOTS as a new arts and crafts building concept giving children a creative canvas for social, self-expressive play with endless, ever-changing patterns, colours and designs,” says Lena Dixen, Senior Vice President and Head of Product and Marketing Development at the LEGO Group.

Other LEGO products that have been announced today include DOTS, Technic Fast & Furious, Technic Lamborghini, Friends summer releases, Creator summer releases and City summer releases.

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Graham was the BrickFanatics.com Editor up until November 2020. He has plenty of experience working on LEGO related projects. He has contributed to various websites and publications on topics including niche hobbies, the toy industry and education. Follw Graham on Twitter @grahamh100.

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