LEGO Leaks Tease E.T., Technic, and Botanical Sets

Another week, another batch of LEGO leaks. This time, a YouTube video compilation from "BrickClicker" has surfaced, hinting at fresh builds across several popular themes. While the video offers glimpses and teases, it’s important to remember that these are unconfirmed leaks. Many rumored sets never see the light of day, and those that do often undergo significant changes before release. So, approach this with a healthy dose of skepticism.

The leaks suggest new additions to the Technic line, which is always a good sign for those who appreciate complex engineering and functional elements. For fans of the display-worthy Botanical Collection, there’s also talk of new floral and plant-based builds on the horizon. These sets have become incredibly popular for their aesthetic appeal and relaxing building experience, so any new entries are usually met with excitement.

Perhaps the most intriguing tease is a potential set related to the beloved 1982 film E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. While details are scarce, any LEGO set based on such an iconic movie would undoubtedly generate significant buzz. We've seen movie-themed sets before, and if this E.T. Build materializes, it could be a strong contender for a must-have item. However, without any concrete set numbers or images, this remains pure speculation for now.

As is often the case with leaks of this nature, no specific set numbers or official product names have been confirmed. This means we’re in that familiar waiting game, where speculation runs wild but concrete information is non-existent. The usual channels for official LEGO news are silent, and we have no indication of release dates or pricing. It’s a common scenario for LEGO fans, this period of anticipation fueled by unverified information.

No Indian store prices are available yet, and given the speculative nature of these leaks, it’s impossible to estimate an exact figure. Based on the US retail prices of similar-sized sets across these themes, expect potential price points to vary widely. If this E.T. Set materializes, it could easily rival the cost of a decent flight to an international destination. Keep an eye on Toycra and MyBrickHouse for any official announcements or potential pre-orders once these sets are confirmed. Code ABHINAV12 takes 12% off full-price sets at Toycra, minimum order ₹500. We anticipate a 4–6 week lag from global launch for availability in India.

For now, we’ll have to wait for official confirmation from LEGO. Until then, these leaks serve as exciting whispers of what might be coming to our shelves. Whether it’s intricate Technic models, beautiful Botanicals, or a nostalgic trip with E.T., the LEGO world always keeps us guessing.

On that bombshell, bubyee.