The App-Controlled Cat D11 Bulldozer kicks off the releases for October.

This giant bulldozer measures 57cm long by 37cm deep and 26cm high. As well as containing a LEGO first - adjustable caterpillar tracks - it also can be controlled by the new LEGO Control+ app.

Last month, LEGO and Nintendo delighted us with this surprise announcement - a giant Super Mario question block containing several miniature versions of the worlds found in the Nintendo 64 game.

This set finally goes up for sale on October 1st

Take a trip back to the 1950s with this cute LEGO Pickup Truck complete with lots of details such as gardening equipment; hatch and railings and detailed engine.

LEGO are bringing out a Queer Eye set! Can you believe?

Get ready to be your true self as you join the Fab 5 in their LEGO Loft. There's lots of tributes to the show here as well as 2 Kathi Dooley minifigures - before and after transformation.

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Another set sure to bring music to your ears in October is this buildable guitar and amp set.

Create your own LEGO 1970s Fender Stratocaster guitar and 65 Princeton Reverb amplifier.

The guitar features a posable whammy bar, pickup switch and tuning pegs, six strings, and a textile strap. The bricks included let you build the guitar in red or black.

The amplifier has removable panels for easy viewing of the motherboard, reverb tank, speaker and other interior details, logo stickers, plus connecting rubber cables for the guitar and foot-switch.

Finally we have this tiny but perfect recreation of the Walt Disney World Resort Cinderella Castle.

It may be Mini in name, but measuring over 8 in. (21 cm) high, 5.5 in. (14 cm) wide and 5.5 in. (13 cm) deep, this is still going to be an impressive display piece.