Satisfied

don't know if any news has leaked out

If these vacant numbers really have sets to fill, then we still have a total of five unknown sets to meet some construction machinery, which is the only opportunity this year

You’re absolutely right. Mould King has clearly plagiarized countless MOC designs and passed them off as their own original work, and I’ve always found this practice totally contemptible. That said, they’re still the only brand out there right now making large-scale machinery kits – they’ve got a whole range of these sets, like trucks and cranes, all with over 3,000 pieces each. Their build quality’s actually pretty decent compared to other off-brand brick makers, though; the rest are just way worse, haha.

Mould King rolls out a range of its own original construction machinery building sets every year, and it’s essentially the only brand putting out all types of large-scale machinery kits. CaDA, meanwhile, has also been churning out various licensed car models non-stop lately.

LEGO has actually been leading the way for all the domestic brick brands in my country—whatever LEGO releases, they follow suit. When LEGO rolled out motorcycle sets, they did the same; when LEGO kept churning out car sets, they cranked them out like crazy. In the end, the construction machinery building community has just shrunk further and further.

Most Technic builders in my country are into building cars these days, and construction machinery builds have become a rarity. A lot of the construction machinery enthusiasts have even quit the hobby entirely. All the brands keep churning out car sets, and I guess it’s just the trend of the times. Construction machinery simply doesn’t appeal to as many people, and its sales are nowhere near as good as those of car sets. Various brick brands and manufacturers in my country have also been rolling out these ultra-mini sets, and they even feature a combiner mode. I never thought LEGO would jump on this bandwagon too.

What is it? Well, it's a bit like 8433, but these six can't be combined into one, and they're too small, a bit abstract，and is this the construction machinery we are looking forward to....

This year, there should be a 1:8 supercar, after all, it's updated every two years. Even years feature supercars, while odd years feature tech flagships. I miss having both in 2018, but they actually don't conflict

Will there be a 1:5 scale motorcycle? Could it be set 42241 or 42242? But one of them has an age rating of 9+ and the other 11+. Usually, 1:5 scale motorcycles are rated 18+, aren't they?

Set 42232 is an 18+ model. Barring any surprises, it must be a 1:8 scale supercar. That just leaves the other two sets unaccounted for. What’s disappointing is that so far this year, there hasn’t been a single heavy machinery-themed set with over 1,000 pieces released.

Apart from the plastic bag set, there were 22 products in the Technic series the year before last, and 20 last year. However, the number of confirmed product codes this year has already reached 20. Theoretically, there may not be any new product releases, but after all, the number of products in the Technic series has been increasing year by year.

Will there be new products in October? Generally, aren't they usually released in June and August We can look forward to the remaining numbers, such as 42230, 42233, 42237, and 42238

The good news is that a new item with the number 42235 has been added. The bad news is that it's still a car

The summer collection is missing many consecutive numbers. Will these numbers appear in the new product list? For example, 42230, 42233, 42235, 42237, 42238 Now we can only hope that these numbered products will be different

Last year marked the 20th anniversary of Lego City, but it seems no celebration was held After reviewing this new product list, I've started to feel pessimistic. It's filled with cars of various sizes, and there are even duplicate Dodge Charger models