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Hypebeast
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hypebeast
A LEGO x Nike Dunk Low Is Coming
Summary Since the beginning of the year, one storyline we've kept an eye on is thenewly-announcedpartnership betweenLEGOandNike. Now, as May comes to a close, the two have presented their first set of products, featuring not only a 1,180-piece setrecreating the Dunk High, but LEGO-themed footwear as well. We previewed a kid-exclusive LEGO x Nike Air Max Dn in 'Tour Yellow' earlier this week and now the duo has not only announced that pair, but teased aNike Dunk Lowcollaboration as well. A one-image preview of the sneaker sees it forgo its typical overlays in favor of a one-piece upper. However, the overlays do appear with a comic-like style that sees them 'drawn' onto the sneaker, bringing black contrast to its glossy white base. As with the Air Max Dn, LEGO branding hits the tongue tag. Nike has detailed its release plans for the initial rollout of its new LEGO partnership. The Nike Dunk LEGO set drops at the beginning of July, the LEGO x Nike Air Max Dn will hit shelves to kick off August, and this LEGO x Nike Dunk Low will arrive on shelves on September 1, possibly as an exclusive for kids. Stay tuned for updates, including a complete look at this collaborative colorway, and look out for more LEGO x Nike news as the duo has shared that additional footwear and apparel will be revealed later this year.
Hypebeast
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hypebeast
LEGO Reveals 1,180-Piece Nike Dunk Set
LEGOandNikearefinallyready to drain your wallets. The powerhouse duoannounceda blockbuster multi-year partnership in August of last year, promising a 'series of co-branded products, content, and experiences.' Now, after a period of anticipatory silence, the fruits of their labor are materializing: alongside Nike's first LEGO-themed sneaker (more on thathere), the two labels have unveiled their inaugural LEGO kit, a 1,180-pieceNike Dunkset. The buildable kit features a Nike Dunk, a movable brick basketball toy, and a standing 'Dunk' logo. Notably, the Nike Dunk model is equipped with hidden storage compartments for 'championship rings or other essentials, as well as extra laces for custom color swap-outs.' 'Inspired by the iconic sneaker, first born and worn over 40 years ago, this set is a celebration of sneaker culture and LEGO creativity that blends the worlds of building and basketball,' the companies explained. Alongside the buildable Nike Dunk, the set comes with a basketball minifigure known as B'Ball Head, who wears a 'Nike 72' jersey with a miniature pair of the featured sneaker. The LEGO Nike Dunk set is set to go on sale on July 1 for $99.99 USD, but the kit is already available for pre-order onLEGO's webshop. Take a look at the design in the gallery above.
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Rakyat Post
15-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Rakyat Post
[Photos] LEGO Dreams Take Flight: Malaysia Launches Asia's Most Epic Brick Battle
Subscribe to our FREE Remember when building LEGO meant sitting on your bedroom floor, dreaming up castles and spaceships? Well, LEGOLAND Malaysia just cranked that childhood dream up to eleven with their 2025 School Challenge – and this time, they're sending winners all the way to Korea. This isn't your average school competition: kids from across Asia, armed with nothing but LEGO bricks and wild imaginations, competing to build their dream destinations. Whether it's an underwater city or a space colony, if you can dream it, you can brick it. LEGO's Got Talent: Meet the Brick-Building Prodigy Who's Seen It All 'It's basically like 'Masterchef' meets LEGO, but cooler,' says 17-year-old This competition changed my whole outlook on learning. Who knew education could be this fun? What's New in the Brick Game? This year's challenge is serving up some serious upgrades. For starters, they've added a speed-building showdown that sounds like it came straight out of a reality TV show – 45 minutes to build something amazing while judges and spectators watch. Talk about pressure! The Prize Package: Where Dreams Get Oppa-Sized But here's the real deal: winners get to jet off to LEGOLAND Korea (if you're in the older categories) or score a sweet staycation at LEGOLAND Malaysia (for the junior builders). Plus, all finalists get to live it up with a 3D2N stay at the LEGOLAND Hotel – because who doesn't want to sleep in a room where even the walls are LEGO-themed? The challenge is split into three age groups: Junior Builders (7-9 years) Primary Powerhouses (10-12 years) Secondary Masterminds (13-17 years) Each team needs 3-4 students and one teacher (probably to make sure nobody eats the pieces). From Bricks to Big Breaks: Why This Isn't Just Child's Play CS Lim, LEGOLAND Malaysia's VP, isn't just playing around. 'This isn't just about building cool stuff,' he explains during the launch event in TRX today. We're talking problem-solving, critical thinking – the kind of skills these kids will need in the real world. Even online travel agency getting in on the action. Their Malaysia GM, Stephane Thong, is stoked about sending winners to Korea. Think about it – these kids will go from building their dream destinations to actually visiting one! Want In on the Action? If you've got kids (or are a teacher with some LEGO-obsessed students), registration's open until 15 June. Just hit up This isn't just another school competition – it's where dreams get built, brick by brick. Whether your kid's the next master builder or just loves creating, this is their chance to turn LEGO dreams into reality. And hey, who knows? They might just end up building their way to Korea. READ MORE : READ MORE : READ MORE : READ MORE : READ MORE : Share your thoughts with us via TRP's . Get more stories like this to your inbox by signing up for our newsletter.
