A Lego Woolly Mammoth is Coming! and Other Summer 2018 Lego Set Images Leak

More leaked Lego images are flooding onto the internet including 2018 Lego Batman Sets, 2018 Lego Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom Sets, 2018 Lego Star Wars Sets, and Many More. This latest crop of images gives us our first look at what Lego has in store for City sets in 2018. You may have guessed from the title of this article, we are most excited about the upcoming Arctic sets, especially that Woolly Mammoth!!

Lego Lego Unidentified Arctic City Set with Woolly Mammoth


This new Arctic theme looks very promising. We can't wait to see what other Arctic critters we will see in Lego form.
Lego Unidentified Arctic City Set with Woolly Mammoth

Lego 60202 City Minifigure Pack: Adventures in the Fresh Air

Following on the success of the other City Minifig Packs that have been released in the past, this new set that is expected to be released in Summer (August) 2018 will be focused on outdoor (mountainous) activities. There's a river raft, rock climbers, dirt bikes, camping, and even a selfie stick! These sets are always well received and this one might be the best yet. We expect this set to cost $39.99 at retail.
Lego 60202 City Minifigure Pack: Adventures in the Fresh Air

Lego 60201 City Advent Calendar 2018

If you've seen a City Advent Calendar, you've likely seen them all. Nothing super special to call out with this one, definitely look for the Star Wars Advent Calendar instead.
Lego 60201 City Advent Calendar 2018

Lego 60204 City Hospital

This set looks excellent. This is the largest scale of a Lego City Hospital to date (we think). Emergency Services and Hospital sets come around once in a while, so definitely do miss this one when it releases this summer!
Lego 60204 City Hospital



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