In addition to the amazing LEGO models created by builders all over the world, The Brothers Brick brings you the best LEGO news and reviews. This is our weekly Brick Report for the 1st week of October 2022.
TBB NEWS AND REVIEWS Fans of the Star Wars show The Mandalorian, on Disney’s streaming service, have a lot to be excited about this week as we revealed and then reviewed the latest LEGO UCS Star Wars set, the Razor Crest, which is the most screen accurate model since the Death Star (wink). We also covered the reveal of this year’s addition to the growing Winter Village theme. The winning submission from a LEGO Ideas sports-based contest has been announced as a new set (a bit smaller than the original but still very cool). Finally, a new gift with purchase was reviewed that would fit very well with your pirate collection.
- [NEWS] LEGO Ideas reveals 21337 Table Football, a 2,300-piece playable game table — Get ready to take on your friends with this table-top football set complete with an entire team – including benchwarmers.
- [REVIEW] LEGO Icons Winter Village Collection 10308: Holiday Main Street – Wintertime Retail Therapy — Your winter village is about to get bigger with 2 new buildings and an adorable streetcar.
- [REVIEW] LEGO Star Wars 75331 The Razor Crest Ultimate Collector Series (UCS) from The Mandalorian — Din Djarin’s famous ship gets a serious upgrade from the original set, including a brick-built blurgg
- [NEWS] LEGO Star Wars reveals 75331 The Razor Crest as next Ultimate Collector Series (UCS) set — The latest ship to join the UCS club is also the first from outside of the original trilogy.
- [NEWS] LEGO Ideas 40566: Ray the Castaway – A Marooned Gift with Purchase — This castaway may be stranded on a deserted island, but he’s got plenty of accessories to help pass the time.
OTHER NEWS In other news, Adam Savage sat down with LEGO enthusiast and Pixar director Angus MacLane to do a build of a custom-designed Bladerunner blaster Angus had been working on for years as a special request from Adam.
