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Lego classic shoulder bag

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Many moons ago (ok, about three years back to be more precise), we featured a Paul Frank Lego bag. Well, now you can get one from the company itself- the  Lego classic shoulder bag.

'Classic' being the operative word here, with the instantly recognisable logo featured on the front of that retro-styled airline bag. It's made of an imitation leather, complete with top zip enclosure, fabric inner lining with Lego brick print and a back wall zip pocket.

Get one directly from the Lego shop, it's yours for £24.99.

Find out more at the Lego website

Categories / Gadgets and Tech, Toys and Games

Lego Brick Light

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Yes, ore Lego-based design, this time the eye-catching Lego Brick Light.

It's a battery-operated light, powered by 3x AAA batteries and able to offer plenty of brightness from the four LEDs within. Good for your desk, good for your bedside, even good for your wall with a wall mount included.

Available online, you can pick one up for £9.99.

Find out more at the Firebox website

Categories / Toys and Games

Lego Walkie Talkie set

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Mobile phone a bit too 'new school' for you? The invest in something with a more retro feel – the Lego Walkie Talkie set.

Ok, there are limitations – you'll not be taken seriously in the boardroom for a start and of course, the 3,000ft range isn't going to be ideal when you need to make a long distance call. But or a bit of fun, you can't beat them.

In terms of features, both have volume controls, push-to-talk functions, a rear clip and that eye-catching Lego front. Powered by a couple of batteries, they sell for $28 from the US-version of Urban Outfitters, which now ships worldwide.

Find out more at the Urban Outfitters website

Categories / Design and Interiors, Kids

Ogle large Lego-style toy box by The Life Aesthetic

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Ogle

We love quirky design and of course, we also love Lego, so this Ogle toy box by The Life Aesthetic was always going to appeal.

Yes, of course this is designed to look like a large Lego brick and specifically, designed to hold a child's toys. But if you have no kids, it's still worth a look just for the design.

In terms of specifics, the Ogle has a cut-out on all four sides to avoid trapped fingers, a lid stay to hold the lid in place and a high quality Birch plywood finish. Choose from five colours options or get it done in a custom colour, with the price at £180.

Find out more at the Not On The High Street website

Categories / Toys and Games

Lego Space Shuttle comes packed with 80s nostalgia

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The NASA Space Shuttle project is only now coming to an end, but the design of the space plane is still very much an 80s icon – an icon you can have in your home if you invest in the Lego Space Shuttle.

Yes, that's right, this is the Lego version of a 20th century classic. Which obviously means you'll have to make it yourself. Not easy when it means clicking togehter 1,204 pieces to build the 17.5-inch model, which also boasts a 10-inch wingspan. But once you have made it, you'll be able to impress (or scare) your friends with the launch pad, detachable fuel tank, booster rockets, robot arm, retractable landing gear, opening cockpit with two mini astronauts (male and female), opening cargo compartment, satellite, and ground vehicle.

$100 is the US price. No word on a UK price as yet I'm afraid.

Lego website

Via Gizmodo

Categories / Homeware, Toys and Games

Lego Lights Torch

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Yes, it's more Lego, but the Lego Lights Torch does at least perform a very practical function.

But let's look at the fun bit first. This is a 19cm-tall Lego man, officially licensed and posable, so you can use him as an ornament or desktop buddy. But when the darkness falls, that in-house companion lights up with a touch of the logo, shining LED Light through one of its feet, enough to see you through a fusebox emergency for sure.

Powered by 3x AAA batteries, the Lego Lights Torch sells for £14.99.

Find out more at the Firebox website