LEGO is offering a free LEGO Icons set with purchases from its new year’s sale and it’s a kit you don’t want to miss out on.
With its new year’s sale,LEGOis offering massive discounts on myriad kits. But that is not all. With purchases of $190 or more, LEGO will throw in a free Icons set (while stocks last, of course) — the LEGO Icons Retro Food Truck, which is normally priced at $24.95.
Designed forLEGO buildersaged 18 and up, the LEGO-reimagined retro food truck comprises 310 bricks. The LEGO replica measures two-and-a-half inches tall, two-and-a-half inches wide, and five inches in length.
Free LEGO retro fast food truck with orders over $190 in limited deal
The brick-built, fast-food truck is filled to the brim (or roof, for that matter) with an array of authentic details reminiscent of an original, mid-century model. The cabin features an area to prepare food (there’s also a cooktop, of course) and a soda machine for thirsty customers.
Speaking of customers, a minifigure of the latter is included with the set. A minifigure of a vendor is also present (surely someone has to make and serve the food and drinks?).
What’s more, the LEGO Icons replica sports a host of features and functions. These include an opening awning and a condiment tray that can be folded down. In addition, the roof can be removed to reveal the interior of the truck.
What’s more, this set features a host of cool accessories. The latter includes a hot dog, fries, a ketchup bottle, and a mustard bottle. There is also a menu board.
Surely giving this kit to someone for their birthday won’t count as re-gifting? Not that the receiver will mind. This kit is sure to provide a fun-filled building experience. In addition, it will look great next to other car-inspired LEGO sets, such as those from LEGO’sSpeed Champions collection.
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Marius was a LEGO writer at Dexerto. With a BA (Hons) in Journalism, he has worked for several print and online publications, writing about myriad topics, which, now includes a love of his: LEGO.
