The Toys R Us exclusive LEGO Indiana Jones set 7628 Peril in Peru is now available from the LEGO Shop online. One of my candidates for “favorite LEGO set of all time,” 7036 Dwarves’ Mine is once again available: Of course, this latest update to the LEGO Shop online also includes a whole bunch of Continue reading →
Each of us has our obsessions, and it should be fairly clear from my posts over this past year that one of mine is 7036 Dwarves’ Mine (sadly, currently sold out from The LEGO Shop; UPDATE: 7036 Dwarves’ Mine is back!) As a sucker for anything related to this wonderful set, I couldn’t pass up Alex Eylar‘s Continue reading →
Well, I do. I love 7036 Dwarves’ Mine! It may in fact be my favorite LEGO set in several years. It’s got great play features that had me running over and showing my wife as I built the set, and as I discovered each new piece, I kept thinking about how I could use them Continue reading →
The newest Castle set, 7036 Dwarves’ Mine, is starting to show up in stores and online. For those of us cursed to live near the end of The LEGO Company’s supply chain, we have the BrickZone.net photo review to make us jealous of the rest of you. Of particular note is the fact that the Continue reading →
Standard disclaimer: LEGO hasn’t confirmed that this is “real,” and this could be an early prototype (bear in mind how different the Viking sets were between prototype pictures and their final production versions). From what I can see, this set has a lot of new parts: A troll New swords Mining carts Bronze or gold Continue reading →
TBB’s own Ralph Savelsberg shares how he planned to build a truck carrying a tractor, but ended up building two, because two tractors are obviously better than one.
“Feed me, LEGO!” There’s overgrown botanical bricks in this build by James Zhan (@bricks.life.idea)!
Take a trip to Thailand courtesy of @birgittejonsgard and this ornate minifig-scale wat
Mecha master Moko (@moko_bricks) shares a tutorial on how to construct anime-style mech heads from LEGO to use in your own creations.
Jumping jesters, stumbling stilts, and musical minstrels in this LEGO build by Jaka Kupina!
Fedde Barendrecht shows us that a chain isn’t always a chain with this neat build technique.
Pan Noda (@pannoda1) draws on DUPLO and Modulex to build an impossible creature of death and rebirth
