LEGO Minecraft set back in stock – likely very briefly
It may already be gone by the time you read this, but in case it’s not, 21102 LEGO Minecraft is back in stock at the LEGO Shop online.
LEGO Minecraft models on The Brothers Brick
Lego Minecraft Set 21102 Review
Here’s a video review of the newly released 21102 Minecraft set, the first CUUSOO product to be released outside of Japan. You can get it starting today for $34.99 on Lego Shop at Home. Summary: the Minecraft set is a decent buy for a collection of small plates and tiles. It is more geared for Continue reading →
LEGO Minecraft Micro World set officially unveiled, includes Micro Mobs [News]
There’s been a lot of speculation about the first LEGO CUUSOO set, so the official announcement is a welcome relief. The set is due out this summer. The set splits into four sections. See all the photos in my photoset on Flickr. Here’s the official press release: LEGO® Minecraft™ Micro World details unveiled, available for Continue reading →
LEGO Minecraft Set Officially Announced
Until now, the LEGO Minecraft project has been undergoing the standard review process that all projects coming out Cuusoo will have. However, LEGO has now officially decided that the Minecraft project has what it takes to be a viable set. You can read the press release here. The set seems to be picking up a Continue reading →
Lego Minecraft Project Reaches 10,000 Votes on Cuusoo
Here’s the official press release from Lego: BILLUND, Denmark – A project backed by Minecraft developer Mojang has become the first user-sponsored project to reach the 10,000 vote threshold on the new global version of LEGO® CUUSOO, opening the way for a LEGO set featuring Minecraft to become a reality. It took the project only Continue reading →
Minecraft in Lego: Blocks to Bricks
What’s the first thing everyone says when they try Minecraft? “It’s like building with Lego!” And to me, Minecraft really is the perfect Lego-esque game. So, it was natural to combine two of my favorite things, which already seemed destined to be together. Some of you may have seen this at Brickcon 2011 back in Continue reading →
