Thanks to LEGO’s international catalog for the 2nd half of this year released online a few days ago, we had a glimpse of the three, new LEGO Minecraft sets slated to be released for August. Now thanks to Promobricks, we now have a closer look at these LEGO Minecraft summer 2019 official set images.
Read on for more details and visit LEGO Shop@Home for more updates about these sets. These LEGO Minecraft summer 2019 sets are not listed yet on LEGO’s online shopping portal, but we can assume that their database will include them very soon.
The Wool Farm (21153)
19.99 Euros; 260 pieces; minifigures include Steve, Red Dyed Sheep, Yellow Dyed Sheep, and Baby Sheep
The Blazing Bridge (21154)
39.99 Euros; 372 pieces; minifigures include Alex, Wither Skeleton and 2x Blaze
The Creeper Mine (21155)
79.99 Euros; 834 pieces; minifigures include Alex, Blacksmith, Cow, Bat, Husk, and Creeper
International versions of the LEGO Catalog for the 2nd half of 2019 (July-December) has been released online, and with it comes three new 2019 LEGO Minecraft sets to watch out for. These sets are slated for an August release together with the recent summer 2019 LEGO Creator and City sets. Let’s take a closer look at each of them.
The Wool Farm (21153)
The LEGO Minecraft Wool Farm (21153) features a giant red sheep as its central build. It also includes a Steve minifigure with shears accessory, two (2) brick-built sheep, and a baby sheep.
The Blazing Bridge (21154)
This set feels like a half version of the Nether Fortress (21122) released in 2015. It has donned in armor as he fights against two (2) Blazes and a Wither Skeleton. The set also has a play feature that allows one of the Blazes to hover around.
The Creeper Mine (21155)
Similar to the Wool Farm (21153), the Creeper Mine’s most prominent feature is its towering Creeper build that doesn’t bode well to Steve and the gang. The Creeper Mine is also littered with TNTs scattered throughout the mine. Minifigures include Steve, Blacksmith, Cow, Bat, Husk and Creeper.
These 2019 LEGO Minecraft sets are slated to be released in August. They haven’t appeared yet in shop.LEGO.com but I guess its just a matter of time before they are listed on the site. For the meantime, be sure to check out the rest of this year’s LEGO Minecraft sets. They’re now on sale over at Amazon so this is the best time to get them if you plan to add them to your collection. Just click on the links below to know more.
LEGO Minecraft is here to stay this 2019! And other than the introduction of new, larger buildable figures of Steve, Alex, and a Minecraft Skeleton, LEGO now introduces its very first LEGO Minecraft polybag with the Steve and Creeper (30393) polybag set. This particular polybag adds to the roster of other sets due to be released this year – particularly those coming from the LEGO City, LEGO Movie 2, and LEGO Marvel themes – whose building instructions were found online by Brickset.
This is a very welcomed gesture from LEGO since the Minecraft theme has been sorely lacking from polybags since its introduction 6 years ago. The LEGO Minecraft Steve and Creeper (30393) polybag features the typical Steve with a sword accessory, and a Creeper minifig, including a buildable TNT box. This simple build also comes with a play feature that allows builders to ‘launch’ the TNT by pushing a lever connected to a Technic pin. Like any other polybag set, this is also a great opportunity to have these two LEGO Minecraft minifigures added to your collection without breaking the bank. For your reference, here are the building instructions for this polybag.
Details are scant though as of this posting, regarding the availability of the LEGO Minecraft Steve and Creeper (30393) polybag, and my guess is that it may be a part of an upcoming promotional at LEGO stores and LEGO Shop@HOme. I’ll keep you posted as more info comes in. Be sure to check out as well the rest of this year’s LEGO Minecraft sets. Just click on the links below for more info at shop.LEGO.com
Earlier this month, we shared the first details of a new wave of LEGO Minecraft sets due to be released this 2019, courtesy of a German-language source. That comprised only of European prices and descriptions, but no photos of what the sets look like. Well, we can wonder no more. Thanks to a Dutch LEGO news source, Bouwsteentjes, we now have images of the boxes and completed builds of the five 2019 LEGO Minecraft sets revealed to arrive next year. With three articulated brick-built Minecraft character figures and two action play-sets, there’s plenty to enjoy with this new product wave.
Buildable Steve with Parrot (21148)
Buildable Alex with Chicken (21149)
Buildable Skeleton with Magma Cube (21150)
The Last Battle (21151)
The Pirate Ship Adventure (21152)
They’re all reasonably priced sets and a splendid return by LEGO to one of their most popular licensed game franchises. We still have no word as to when these 2019 LEGO Minecraft sets will be made available to the public, but its most likely to be during the first quarter next year.
Other than previously reported rumors regarding buildable LEGO Minecraft figures said to be released next year, more information is now available regarding other LEGO Minecraft sets slated to debut in 2019. Yes, Minecraft is one licensed theme that LEGO is still pushing forward next year, and thanks to online retailer Alternate, we now have an idea on what these 2019 LEGO Minecraft sets will be.
Though the Alternate website hasn’t released any images yet of these 2019 LEGO Minecraft sets, they’re listing included set descriptions of five of these sets. They’re originally in German so the following rough Google Translation may not be 100% accurate, however, it is enough to give us an idea on what to expect from them. It is interesting to note that the first three sets in the series refer to the buildable LEGO Minecraft “action figures” that can be posed in many different ways. The translated description also refers to these buildable figures as BigFigs, which I’m not really sure if this is what LEGO will call them in English. I’m thinking of something similar to this MOC created by LEGO Minecraft fan builder that goes by the name TheDudeWithACup back in 2011.
A fan-made, and highly articulated LEGO Minecraft Skeleton MOC.
Check out their translated descriptions below, with some minor editing as needed.
LEGO Minecraft Buildable Steve with Parrot (21148)
Pieces: 159; 14.99 Euros
This cool Minecraft model provide plenty of construction and fun – for example, this great, easy to build LEGO Minecraft action figure set “Minecraft – BigFig Steve with parrot”. Push the lever on Steve’s back to raise and lower his stone pickaxe. Grab your tame parrot and embark on a new Minecraft adventure. When you’re done, you can give Steve an epic pose, put him out on the base, and bring a touch of Minecraft magic to your room.
Buildable large LEGO Minecraft Steve action figure with articulated joints and mechanical right arm, as well as a buildable stone pickaxe and a Minecraft parrot. Every LEGO Minecraft BigFig character is equipped with an adjustment plate.
LEGO Minecraft Buildable Alex with Chicken (21149)
Pieces: 160; 14.99 Euros
This epic Minecraft models provide plenty of construction and fun – for example, this cool, easy to build LEGO Minecraft action figure set “Minecraft BigFig Alex with Chicken”. Push the lever down Alex’s back to lower the diamond sword, grab the chicken and jump into a new Minecraft adventure! When you’re done, give Alex a cool action pose, exhibit on the baseplate, and spice up your room in Minecraft style.
Buildable large LEGO Minecraft Alex action figure with articulated joints and mechanical left arm, as well as a buildable diamond sword and a Minecraft chicken. Every LEGO Minecraft BigFig character is equipped with an adjustment plate.
LEGO Minecraft Buildable Skeleton with Magma Cube (21150)
Pieces: 142; 14.99 Euros
The dynamic Minecraft models provide plenty of construction and fun – for example, this easy to build LEGO Minecraft action figure set “Minecraft BigFig Skeleton with Magma Cube”. Use the skeleton’s bow to fire arrows, poke his helmet up and down, and harass the upper world with the leaping magma cube. When you’re done, you can put this infamous creature in a scary pose and put it on the base plate so all your friends can admire it.
Buildable large LEGO Minecraft skeleton action figure with articulated joints, detachable helmet and Minecraft bow that shoots arrow elements. Also included in the kit is a magma cube to assemble. Every LEGO Minecraft BigFig character is equipped with an adjustment plate.
LEGO Minecraft The Last Battle (21151)
Pieces: 222; 19.99 Euros
Watch your cool new Dragonhunter armor, grab the Ender Pearl, potion and enchanted bow, make an epic journey to the end and get ready for the ultimate Minecraft battle. Defeat the flying dragon’s fireballs, defeat the Enderman, destroy the Ender Crystal, and defeat the Ender Dragon to claim victory in the final battle! Use the included code to unlock a dragon hunter skin in the Minecraft Bedrock Edition of the online game.
The set includes a Dragonhunter minifigure, as well as a Ender Dragon and Enderman figure. This Minecraft toy includes an endangered dragon toy with an Enderman figure and a Minecraft Ender portal with an obsidian pillar and a pop-up Ender crystal. The equipment includes an enchanted bow. The accessories include an Ender Pearl and a Potion. Also includes a code to unlock a LEGO Dragon Hunter Skins in the Minecraft Bedrock Edition online game.
LEGO Minecraft The Pirate Ship Adventure (21152)
Pieces: 386; 49.99 Euros
Ahoy, sailor! Check out our new, cool Minecraft pirate skin and join Alex in exciting pirate adventures on a Minecraft skull island. Build an awesome pirate ship with gold decorations, pirate flag, catwalk, cannon and even a cute parrot. Load the ship’s cannons and help protect the turtle and its eggs from the roaming zombie. Then grab a map and compass, jump aboard the rowing boat and look for a nice fishing spot – or maybe the friendly dolphin will lead you to a sunken treasure? And if you need a change, you can easily turn this modular set into a great tropical pirate camp.
The set includes 2 minifigures: a pirate and Alex, as well as a Minecraft zombie and one each dolphin, parrot and turtle figure of Minecraft. The set also includes a buildable Minecraft island scene and a toy pirate ship with functioning cannons, golden ornaments, pirate flag, jetty and rowboat. The equipment includes a sword. The accessories include a map, TNT, a fire element base, 2 shovels, a chest, a treasure, a pirate flag, a water bottle, a torch, and a compass.
The LEGO BrickHeadz Minecraft Steve and Creeper (41612) is a dual-pack set expected to retail for $19.99 and is expected to be released in August together with LEGO BrickHeadz sets 41621, 41622, 41623, 41624, and 41625. True to form, this BrickHeadz version of Steve and Creeper, like its predecessors, also comes with unique printed parts that perfectly replicate its pixelated look. I’m quite sure that Steve’s sword is a single-piece accessory so I’m a bit curious to see how it will turn out.
Let me know in the comments below if you’re planning to get this one.
There’s exciting news for LEGO and Minecraft enthusiasts alike! Eurobricks forum member TomKraut has shared a link to the latest German LEGO Catalog, showcasing some intriguing updates for the second half of the year. Among the highlights are the much-anticipated LEGO Minecraft Steve and Creeper minifigures. While we’ve seen previews of various sets before, this catalog offers a closer look at these iconic characters. Let’s dive into the details and see what makes these minifigures a must-have for any collection.
Introduction to LEGO Minecraft Steve and Creeper Minifigures
The LEGO Minecraft theme has always been a favorite among fans, blending the creativity of LEGO building with the adventurous world of Minecraft. On pages 92-93 of the catalog, there’s a special feature on the LEGO Minecraft minifigure scale sets. Although specific sets are not pictured, we get a glimpse of the final renditions of Steve and Creeper.
Features of the LEGO Minecraft Steve and Creeper Minifigures
Steve, the central character in Minecraft, is now available as a LEGO minifigure. This rendition is true to his in-game appearance, featuring a blocky head that perfectly captures the pixelated aesthetic of Minecraft. He also carries a new pickaxe, adding to the authenticity and allowing fans to recreate mining adventures from the game.
The Creeper, one of Minecraft’s most iconic and feared mobs, has been brilliantly brought to life in LEGO form. Unlike traditional minifigures, the Creeper is brick-built, which adds to its unique charm. This design approach also aligns with the construction style of many mobs in the LEGO Minecraft series, providing a consistent and immersive building experience.
Release Timeline and Availability of These LEGO Minecraft Steve and Creeper Minifigures
The minifigure scale sets are scheduled for release around October this year. Fans are eagerly awaiting the official images and further details, which are expected to be released soon now that the catalog is available. This new wave of sets promises to offer even more exciting building opportunities and adventures for LEGO and Minecraft enthusiasts.
Previous Previews and Prototypes
Earlier previews of the LEGO Minecraft sets hinted at these LEGO Minecraft Steve and Creeper minifigures, although they were likely prototypes. These initial glimpses have built up anticipation, and the final versions seem to deliver on that promise. The official release will undoubtedly generate a buzz in the LEGO and Minecraft communities.
What to Expect from the New LEGO Minecraft Sets
As we look forward to the release of these new sets, it’s worth considering what makes them stand out. The combination of familiar characters like these LEGO Minecraft Steve and Creeper minifigures with innovative LEGO designs creates a unique play experience. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to the LEGO Minecraft world, these sets are sure to provide hours of creative fun.
For collectors, the introduction of these minifigures adds significant value. Steve and the Creeper are central to Minecraft’s narrative, and their LEGO versions are detailed and well-crafted. Including them in your collection not only enhances its appeal but also opens up new possibilities for imaginative play and display.
The unveiling of the LEGO Minecraft Steve and Creeper minifigures is a major event for fans of both franchises. These minifigures capture the essence of their digital counterparts while offering the tactile, creative joy that LEGO is known for. As we count down to their release, the excitement continues to build. Make sure to keep an eye out for the official images and get ready to add these fantastic characters to your LEGO Minecraft adventures.
What do you think about the new LEGO Minecraft Steve and Creeper minifigures? Are you excited to add them to your collection? Share your thoughts and join the conversation with fellow fans. Stay tuned for more updates and happy building!
The latest LEGO Minecraft Micro World – The End 21107 set is now available on Amazon for $34.99. As the title suggests, this latest LEGO offering features a buildable world as well as the Ender Dragon and Enderman Micromob figures.
Check out its official images and product description below. Please use our affiliate link below in case you want to add this latest LEGO Minecraft set to your collection.
440 pieces | Includes an Ender Dragon and 4 Endermen figures | $34.99
Enter The End dimension and slay the Ender Dragon!
Venture through the End Portal and reach The End dimension, then let destiny take its course! This desolate world floats in the void under starless skies and is inhabited by the Ender Dragon and countless Endermen, who thrive in the bleakness of this dayless dimension. The powerful Ender Dragon hovers ominously over Obsidian pillars bearing the regenerative Ender Crystals that are vital to its survival. Includes the fearsome Ender Dragon and 4 Endermen Micromob figures. Prepare for battle!
BrickShop.nl has listed 6 new LEGO Minecraft 2014 sets. Interestingly, many are speculating that these are the highly anticipated minifigure scale sets that LEGO has said are coming later this year.
The names and price points lead us to believe that these new LEGO Minecraft sets are minifigure scale sets and not more microscale sets. Check these out.
New LEGO Minecraft 2014 Sets Expected to Arrive Soon
The Cave (21113) – € 19.95
The Fram (Farm?) (21114) – € 29.95
The First Night (21115) – € 39.95
Creative Box (21116) – € 54.95
The Ender Dragon (21117) – € 69.95
The Mine (21118) – € 99.95
No pictures are any further information is yet available.
The LEGO Twitter page posted this teaser picture this morning for the coming minifigure scale line.
It depicts Steve mining a chocolate egg to find a golden creeper! With the popularity of the LEGO Minecraft sets already released and the similarity between the digital worlds of Minecraft and the physical world of LEGO, it only makes sense to give us all more LEGO Minecraft!
