There was a veritable tsunami of LEGO news and photos that leaked out today, but beyond a shadow of a doubt the biggest and most noteworthy item of the day was the first hi-res images coming out for the LEGO Disney Princess 2014 theme! The launch of the Disney Princess LEGO theme is a huge deal and I want to give in-depth attention to each of the six sets over the next week, but to begin, let’s take a look at the entire 2014 LEGO Disney Princess sets list and images of each set…

Back in 2012, LEGO began using the Disney license to create products based on the most iconic and popular Disney Princesses… except in Duplo form. Now, I don’t have anything against Duplo, mind you, but I imagine most everyone of an age to be reading this blog prefers their LEGO sets be a bit more… sophisticated… than what Duplo has to offer.

But rejoice, true LEGO Disney Princess sets are finally due to arrive! They’re on track to arrive in less than two months, and the first images of the first half-dozen LEGO Disney Princess sets finally debuted today! There are six sets that make up the first wave of LEGO Disney Princess sets. The first is the LEGO Rapunzel’s Creativity Tower 41054 shown above, and the rest are are as follows:

LEGO Ariel’s Amazing Treasures 41050

LEGO Merida’s Highland Games 41051

LEGO Ariel’s Magical Kiss 41052

LEGO Cinderella’s Dream Carriage 41053

LEGO Cinderella’s Romantic Castle 41055

The winter 2014 LEGO Disney Princess sets will be officially released 1/1/2014, but all hope is not lost if you’re dreaming of giving these sets for Christmas presents! As in past years, I fully expect some online retailers to break street date and start offering these Disney Princess LEGO sets for ordering in mid-December, so you just may be able to really surprise someone you love with these sets at Christmas!

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How do you like the first-ever non-Duplo LEGO Disney Princess sets, LEGO fans? Are these some of the nicest LEGO sets ever aimed at the female demographic, or is the style leaving you cold?