LEGO

The 1497-piece set came via LEGO Ideas, where it was conceived by LEGO fan Johnny Campbell.

The 950-piece model can transition between bot mode and vehicle mode, without the need for disassembly.

“I have grown up as a huge fan of Aston Martin, so working with them on this set fulfilled a lifelong dream,” said LEGO designer Dan Squirrell.

“Our fans have been asking for a LEGO set based on The Legend of Zelda series for a while!” said LEGO Designer Wes Talbott.

“Fans told us they were really missing LEGO Minions and we are happy to bring this world of mischievous fun back to them,” said LEGO designer Solvita Akmene.

“We were able to create a truly authentic Dungeons & Dragons experience full of details that will excite fans through the building process and beyond,” said LEGO Design Manager Jordan Scott.

“Our goal was to capture the essence of the playful Peppa Pig world and offer toddlers the opportunity to re-create and role-play their favourite scenes and moments from the TV series,” said Roberta Cardazzo, Design Manager at the LEGO Group.

“We have created vehicles for both adults and kids, so they can enjoy a shared play experience together as they build,” said Niels Henrik Horsted, Head of Product at the LEGO Group.

“We’re thrilled to take all LEGO and board game fans on this gaming journey, combining the LEGO Group’s timeless creativity with our passion and expertise in board games,” said Birgitte Bülow, leader of the LEGO board game creation team at Asmodee.

“Toddlers can be creative with the Peppa sets and play out stories with the iconic figure,” said Roberta Cardazzo, Design Manager at the LEGO Group.