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The Extra Pieces Podcast features Richard from the Rambling Brick in conversation with Jay from Jay’s Brick Blog.

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Whimsical potted plants are back! LEGO Botanicals 10371 Cozy Plants introduces two new characters to the growing family: a cheerful chamomile enjoying a cup of tea, and a relaxed peppermint curled up with a good book. More play with 11040 magical transparent box… “I can see through you, son” Retro Happy Plant. Many of the LEGO® Creator 3-in-1 Sets from the January release are display worthy. Which is good, because they do not necessarily have any studs for a brick separator to engage with. The LEGO Group sent this set along for review, along with others in the wave. 31377 Turtle with Water Lily I love this globe print that is part of Creator 3-in-1 31378 Space Exploration Telescope. The set comes with a lightbrick, allowing you to project the images of planets and stars onto a wall in a dark room. I think these models collectively have the best play features of the January Wave of Creator sets. And it’s one of 2 sets in that wave that don’t feature animals. A terrific gift from @tashologue while I was visiting Denmark. I first received playmobil figures for Christmas in 1974. Most of them are still intact, albeit with faded chrome.

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