Mysterious LEGO minifigure stall collection revealed
The official LEGO Product Certification page has revealed first images of four mysterious new minifigure stall collectibles.
LEGO Insiders members can currently pick up four different Micro LEGO NINJAGO sets, assuming they have enough digital currency that is. 40703 Micro NINJAGO City, 40706 Micro NINJAGO City Markets, 40704 Micro NINJAGO Docks and 40706 Micro NINJAGO City Gardens are all still available from the Rewards Centre, ranging in price from 2,300 to 2,700 points.
In addition, a new collection of four small builds may be joining the Micro NINJAGO models at some stage, if listings on the official LEGO Product Certification page are anything to go by. First images of a quartet of brick-built stalls complete with their own unique minifigures have now been revealed, although there are currently no details regarding when or where they might appear.
The sets listed are 5008863 Ice Cream Stall, 5008864 Popcorn Stall, 5008865 Bubble Tea Stall and 5008866 Burger Stall. Each model features a colourful stall build sat on top of its own display stand, with what may be a stickered LEGO tile located at the front of the bases.
In addition, the stalls all come with a matching minifigure, such as an ice cream server, popcorn maker, bubble tea assistant and burger chef. While the initial images don’t show if it’s possible to connect all four sets together, the builds should at least look pretty impressive when lined up next to each other.
5008863 Ice Cream Stall, 5008864 Popcorn Stall, 5008865 Bubble Tea Stall and 5008866 Burger Stall may appear as LEGO Insiders rewards at some point, but that’s just speculation on our part for now. Alternatively, the four micro models could always pop up elsewhere as promotional builds in the future, but we’ll update you as soon as we know more.
Support the work that Brick Fanatics does by purchasing your LEGO through our affiliate links. Thanks!
Author Profile
- From video game journalism to kids’ publishing, I’ve been there, seen it, done it and worn the T-shirt. I was also the editor of the first-ever official LEGO magazine way back when, LEGO Adventures. I have a passion for movies, comic books, tech and video games, with a wallet that’s struggling to keep up with my LEGO set wish list.
Latest entries
News07/09/2024Comparing LEGO Batman Classic TV Series Batmobile to the real vehicle- 71047 Dungeons & Dragons07/09/2024Complete your LEGO 71047 D&D collection using the Brick Search app
- News07/09/2024LEGO NINJAGO Dragons Rising Adventure Atlas revealed for 2025
- News07/09/2024Upcoming LEGO Pharrell Williams biopic gets its own theme song
