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    LEGO City Summer 2025 sets revealed!

    May 2, 2025 | 17

    German retailer JB Spielwaren has given us our very first look at all the new LEGO City sets coming in June 2025!

    We get a nice mix of City staples, with plenty of Police and Construction sets, but we’re also getting a return to the City Arctic sub-theme, with Johnny Thunder making an appearance in 60470 Explorer Train!

    Check out more images below, and be sure to check out all our coverage of all the new Summer 2025 LEGO sets on the blog!

    60471 Arctic Truck (1,057 pieces)

    60470 Explorer Train (1,517 pieces)

    60469 Central Train Station (752 pieces)

    60467 Tow Truck (793 pieces)

    60466 Bulldozer (682 pieces)

    60465 Air Ambulance (403 pieces)

    60457 Police Garage (489 pieces)

    60456 Police Boat (264 pieces)

    60455 Police Motorcycle (65 pieces)

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    17 responses to “LEGO City Summer 2025 sets revealed!”

    1. Matt says:
      May 4, 2025 at 4:29 PM

      Wolves (with a cub!), Arctic foxes and pigeons!?

      Looking good LEGO, looking good.

      Reply
    2. Snerp says:
      May 3, 2025 at 8:47 AM

      Is that train track piece, not the road crossing but the other one, some kind of pressure switch that triggers the avalanche as the train rolls over it? It seems that way to me from the box art. I’m not aware of such a piece, and this would have massive train automation possibilities.

      Reply
      • Snowy Forestman says:
        May 3, 2025 at 12:53 PM

        I think the road crossing looking one is a re-railer. The one in the cave tho… looks really intriguing, I hope you’re right.

        Reply
    3. Harlan-Lego-Man says:
      May 3, 2025 at 6:34 AM

      I’m addicted to anything Lego except Minecreaft. I started with a two pack of Corvettes when I turned 56 and four years later: Titanic, Coliseum, Notre Dame, Saturn V, International Space Station, Lunar Lander, Space Shuttle Discovery, Perserverance, 4 Batmobiles, 8 Speed Champions, 11 Animal Crossing, numerous Freinds sets, Disney Camera, Disney Villians, 3 Botanicals, Taj Mahal, Whitehouse, Jazz Quartet, Up House, Boutique Hotel, and just finished Endurace. They hypnotize me when I see new sets. Does anyone know a good dr.

      Reply
    4. Andrew H says:
      May 3, 2025 at 3:22 AM

      Ooh! I do like the station, looks like a commuter station, and is that a PIDGEON?! and it looks like a brown sunflower for the nest. And they included my dad (retired train dispatcher)!
      It looks like the Arctic explorer truck would be a great base for a heavy dump truck.
      Love how the train is something other than cargo or commuter train, but yes, my first thought was snowpiercer! I also see they are continuing the powered up function, interested to see what the motor package looks like. I am hoping for a smaller battery pack and the previous motor package.
      The tow truck is cool! I like the dump truck, and I have been designing a white/green similar truck with elements from the previous issues/ company.
      The bulldozer might be a little big, but I like the front blade design, and I am digging the construction workers!
      The ambulance plane has some great decorated elements, but I am not so sure about a plane package.
      The police garage… MAD MAX 1979! Now there needs to be a Mel Gibson and Tom Hardy MAD MAX minifigure! We have the partial arm element for Furiosa too now!

      Reply
      • SupersuMC says:
        May 7, 2025 at 2:51 AM

        I see someone has found a Father’s Day gift. 😉

        But seriously, also hoping for a smaller battery pack. Working on a project that uses Powered Up parts and even the current one for the train is too bulky for it to make much sense.

        Reply
    5. Joe S says:
      May 3, 2025 at 2:04 AM

      i love all these sets. LEGO did a good job. too bad i need to budget my LEGO purchases. i have too many unbuilt sets.

      i definitely need to start building my LEGO city and get rid of sets i don’t need.

      all these sets add new elements and look very playable.

      thanks for sharing and your blog.

      Reply
    6. LegoDude says:
      May 2, 2025 at 8:49 PM

      1 word… Snowpiercer

      Reply
    7. Bing Bong Bing Bing says:
      May 2, 2025 at 4:00 PM

      noooooo my wallet
      i love these!

      Reply
    8. Josh says:
      May 2, 2025 at 1:33 PM

      Pigeons. Need 50x pigeons

      Reply
    9. Lego Team Bee says:
      May 2, 2025 at 1:33 PM

      MAKE IT STOP JAY!
      Every second email in my Inbox this week is new Lego from Jay’s Brick Blog! 😱

      Luv ya work! 😁
      Cheers – LTB 🍻🐝🐝

      Reply

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