In the last few days LEGO® FORMA has popped up on LEGO.com for sale. This was a slight surprise as the product was previously only available via an Indiegogo campaign last year. However this is not the first signs of the product launching as a theme, as LEGO have chosen not to move forward with the product. The listing on LEGO.com is for a small amount of remaining UK stock. So once that’s gone LEGO FORMA will be assigned to the history books
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Based on these key learnings, we have decided that LEGO FORMA will not be launched further in its present form. We know there is a lot of love for the concept out there, and we will make sure all our learnings are fueled into the broader organization and taken into consideration for future concepts.
20th December 2019
It’s interesting, maybe, to note, that Lego has put a maximum figure of 20 per household on orders of this. You gotta wonder who thought this was a great idea if there’s that many left?
I think the original thought behind it was an interesting concept. But, the marketing and target audience wasn’t, in my opinion, particularly well researched.
Lego already has a large adult following. I guess the marketing department was trying to reach out to a section of the toy buying public who hadn’t considered Lego as a way of killing time or relaxing?
I hope Lego consider using some of the mechanics from these sets in other upcoming themes. It’d work particularly well with Ninjago dragons!
20th December 2019
Limit is 3 per person
21st December 2019
They’ve dropped that from yesterday, it was clearly the higher number as “it” was pointed out to me by another AFOL before I visited the Lego GB website. Not that I’m at all invested in the set 🙂