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Three new sets from the Chinese Traditional Festivals theme are now in our catalogue: a ship with a dragon's head, a Pixiu under a fortune tree and a lion. The series for the Chinese New Year and China's traditional festivals carries on, and you can put all three on your wishlist right away.
Spring Festival Voyage (80123-1)
The picture shows a red ship with a dragon's head, a big sail and lots of figures on board, on its way to the Spring Festival - which is what the Chinese New Year is called in China itself. With 1,529 pieces it is the largest of the three. Everything else is on the set page: Spring Festival Voyage on BrickDb.
Auspicious Pixiu Under Fortune Tree (80122-1)
A Pixiu is a mythical creature that stands for luck and wealth in China. Here it sits under a fortune tree, built from 879 pieces. The set page: Auspicious Pixiu Under Fortune Tree on BrickDb.
Prosperity Lion (40976-1)
New Year celebrations would not be the same without the lion: here it stands in red and gold, with big eyes and a scroll, in 411 pieces. The set page: Prosperity Lion on BrickDb.
Pieces and prices
| Set | Pieces | UK | Germany | US |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spring Festival Voyage (80123-1) | 1,529 | £89.99 | €99.99 | $119.99 |
| Auspicious Pixiu Under Fortune Tree (80122-1) | 879 | £59.99 | €69.99 | $79.99 |
| Prosperity Lion (40976-1) | 411 | £26.99 | €29.99 | $29.99 |
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Updated
7 November 2026, 17:16 (CET): piece counts and recommended prices added; before, our catalogue did not know them yet.