New LEGO DOTS summer sets available in the USA
A new wave ofLEGODOTS sets has launched in the USA at the officialLEGO online shop.
Expected on June 1, a selection of newLEGODOTS sets are available early. The crafty theme that launched earlier this year is expanding with picture frames, jewelry boxes and more bracelets. Fans will be eager to see the new printed tiles and elements included in this latest range.
Here are the new products that fans can order fromLEGO.com:
41907 Desk Organizer
This pretty set features a multicolored desk organizer with 2 sections to hold pencils, paperclips or other office supplies, an opening drawer with a white handle to hold precious items and a photo holder, plus colorful tiles to stretch kids’ imaginations and self-expressive play skills while making the desk organizer uniquely theirs.
41911 Go Team! Bracelet
This cool bracelet kit features an adjustable band in dark pink that fits around bigger or smaller wrists and 32 tiles, including special tiles decorated with messages of empowerment, so kids can design their own custom-made bracelet toy. The creative play helps stretch their imagination skills while they make a fun and unique piece of jewelry.
41913 Bracelet Mega Pack
This bracelet-making mega pack kit features 5 adjustable, flexible bands in different colors that fit bigger and smaller wrists. The set has 295 assorted tiles, including special decorated tiles and the possibility of finding a super-rare, 5-hearts decorated tile. The set comes in a tray with dividers to sort and store the tiles.
41914 Creative Picture Frames
This set features 3 picture frames, plus colorful tiles for decorating the frames. Kids can stretch their imaginations and self-expressive play skills while they make the photo frames uniquely theirs. The frames can be used individually or connected in different ways with the included ‘z’ bricks.
41915 Jewelry Box
The jewelry box toy features movable separators to hold jewelry or any of theLEGODOTS wearables. It also has a lock to keep secrets safe and tiles for decoration so kids can use their best creative and self-expression skills to make the toy uniquely theirs.
41916 ExtraDOTS – Series 2
This great little pack features 109 colorful tiles, including 20 opalescent glitter tiles and 10 special printed tiles from a range of 16 – so what’s in the bag is a surprise! This lets kids decorate their own friendship bracelet kits or room decor items and build on their imagination skills.
41917 Magic Forest Bracelet
This popular toy features an adjustable, flexible band in purple that fits around bigger or smaller wrists and 32 colorful tiles, including special opalescent diamonds, gold and glow-in-the-dark tiles. Kids can design their own creative DIY bracelet toy, stretch their imaginative play skills and make it fun and unique.
41919 Power Bracelet
This cool bracelet kit features an adjustable band in dark pink that fits around bigger or smaller wrists and 32 tiles, including special tiles decorated with messages of empowerment, so kids can design their own custom-made bracelet toy. The creative play helps stretch their imagination skills while they make a fun and unique piece of jewelry.
The sets will be available elsewhere on June 1.
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- Graham was the Brick Fanatics Editor up until November 2020. He has plenty of experience working on LEGO related projects, including LEGOStar Wars:The Force of Creativity. He has contributed to various websites and publications on topics including niche hobbies, the toy industry andeducation.
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Graham E. Hancock
Graham was the Brick Fanatics Editor up until November 2020. He has plenty of experience working on LEGO related projects, including LEGO Star Wars: The Force of Creativity. He has contributed to various websites and publications on topics including niche hobbies, the toy industry and education.
