-More than 300 new building sets will inspire hands-on creative learning among builders of any ability and interest-

NEW YORK, Feb. 12, 2015 — (PRNewswire) —  AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL TOY FAIR - LEGO Systems, Inc. debuts its largest collection of new building sets ever—313 new products—at the American International Toy Fair. Among the new offerings is LEGO® Classic - a collection of basic bricks and special elements designed to inspire and encourage open-ended and creative building fun. LEGO Systems will showcase new products in booth #1651 in Hall 3B of New York City's Jacob K. Javits Convention Center from February 14-17.

"Our primary goal is two-fold: to find ways to inspire children to either discover the engaging fun of building with LEGO bricks if they never have, or to continue building if they're already fans," said Soren Torp Laursen, president, LEGO Systems. "In addition to new sets from The LEGO Movie, LEGO Friends and Ninjago, we introduce LEGO Classic – the open-ended building fun that today's parents remember from their childhood – and new themes such as LEGO Elves and LEGO Pirates, while adding popular licenses like Scooby Doo and bringing back a tried and true fan favorite – BIONICLE. Children always surprise and delight us with their creations and what we've created for them will provide the inspiration, elements, characters and stories to make 2015 an exciting year of building fun."

Younger Builders (Ages 1 1/2+)
LEGO DUPLO®, with bricks two times the size of a classic LEGO brick, introduces children as young as 18 months to the world of LEGO building. Twenty-four new DUPLO sets include classic themes such as My First Farm, Airport and My First ABC, along with favorite licensed themes and characters including Disney Princess characters, Disney•Pixar's Cars and Disney's Jake and the Never Land Pirates.  New theme additions this year include Disney's Doc McStuffins and Sofia the First. Sets range from $9.99 to $49.99.

LEGO Juniors is back and tailor-made for builders four and older who are starting to build with classic LEGO bricks, featuring modular bricks, such as walls and archways, plus step-by-step instructions to help young builders gain confidence as they get started. Iconic themes provide a relevant and fun age-appropriate building experience with sets including Pirate Treasure Hunt, Fire Suitcase, Tow Truck and Family House. Sets range from $9.99 to $29.99.

New LEGO Classic gives builders a "no instructions necessary" LEGO building experience punctuated by assorted basic bricks and specialty elements from the full LEGO color palette. Each set provides building inspiration that highlights the possibilities of open-ended building to inspire endless play. Five sets, ranging from $16.99 to $59.99, two of which come in reusable plastic storage bins, make it the perfect solution for gift-givers or for families looking to add to an existing LEGO collection or inspire their child to try building.

Creative Building (Ages 5+)
LEGO Creator offers vehicles, creatures and structures such as a Sea Plane, Rainforest Creatures, and Toy & Grocery Shop each with 3-in-1 building options, delivering hours of play value. Sets range from $4.99 to $69.99. Advanced builders will love the challenge of new LEGO Technic sets such as Motor Bike and Sea Plane that offer technical elements like gears, beams, pulleys, actuators and pneumatics. Sets range from $12.99 to $229.99.

Themed Building (Ages 5+)
LEGO City puts a build-and-play spotlight on real-life heroes, packed with detailed models, exciting missions and humorous characters. Thirty new sets cater to a variety of interests, anchored by five new subthemes: Demolition, Swamp Police, Space Port, Town Transport and Sea Exploration. Sets range from $6.99 to $189.99.

LEGO Friends offers realistic building paired with richly detailed elements and role play centered on the adventures of five girls who reside in Heartlake City. Twenty-one new building sets in new Vet Clinic, Tourism and Pop Star subthemes, such as Vet Ambulance, Air Balloon and Recording Studio are complemented by digital and television content that will be introduced throughout the year. Sets range from $4.99 to $59.99.

The iconic LEGO Pirates theme is back for 2015 with five new sets offering children story starters with immense role-play value through sets like Skull Island, Soldiers Fortress and Pirate Ship depicting classic scenes of buried treasure and sword fights. Sets range from $12.99 to $99.99.

LEGO Speed Champions lets builders create some of the fastest and most popular supercars in the world, such as the McLaren P1, Porsche 918 Spyder and Ferrari LaFerrari. Sets range from $14.99 to $99.99.

Everyone's favorite Master Builders are back from the Critics' Choice Movie Awards winner for Best Animated Feature, "The LEGO Movie," with three new sets that let fans recreate their favorite scenes, including Batman™ & Super Angry Kitty Attack, Double-Decker Couch and Bad Cop Car Chase, range from $9.99 to $29.99.

New LEGO Elves introduces builders to Emily, who needs the help of magical elves to return home after she is unexpectedly transported to their world. Eight sets, with accompanying digital content throughout the year, offer older builders fantasy role-play and story starters including Farran and the Crystal Hollow, Elves' Treetop Hideaway and Pegasus Sleigh, ranging from $9.99 to $79.99.

LEGO Legends of CHIMA™ based on an action-packed competition between animal tribes to obtain the power of CHI as told through a hit television series on Cartoon Network adds 12 new sets to continue the legend, including Tribe Packs, Tormak's Shadow Blazer and Mammoth Ice Fortress. Sets range from $9.99 to $79.99.

The LEGO Ninjago™ saga continues with new television episodes on Cartoon Network and 22 new building sets loaded with features and functions to provide hours of building and role play fun. New Airjitzu action toys send LEGO minifigures airborne and are perfect additions to larger sets such as Titanium Dragon, Ninja Mobile Base and Lava Pit Battle. Sets range from $6.99 to $129.99.

LEGO Ultra Agents return to hunt down a super villain before he destroys Astor City. An app merges physical and digital LEGO play, optimized by a new AppBrick that can be built into models. Eight new sets, including Invisible Gold Getaway, Agent Stealth Patrol and UltraCopter vs. AntiMatter, offer older children a challenging build and rich storyline. Sets range from $9.99 to $99.99.

Licensed Building – The Walt Disney Company (Ages 5+)
Four new LEGO brand Disney Princess sets encourage children to build with timeless characters like Ariel and Jasmine or new favorites Elsa and Anna found in Elsa's Ice Castle. Sets range from $12.99 to $54.99.

LEGO Super Heroes: MARVEL™ brings characters from comic books and new movie releases to LEGO brick form, including sets corresponding with Marvel's Avengers: Age of Ultron and Marvel's Ant-Man. Sets range from $12.99 to $119.99 .