In some of his recent creations, Mark Stafford shows us the creative value of some Bionicle parts. If it weren’t for this science fantasy flyer, I’d never have known those Bionicle wings to exist. Mark calls this the Flitterfly; I wonder what kind of sound it makes.
In this week’s Minifig Monday, we round up a galaxy full of original scoundrels, droids, troopers, and personal vehicles, inspired by Star Wars.
We build the upcoming Batman Forever Batmobile – a beautifully-styled display model that captures the glam excess of the Schumacher era, but leaves us craving play functions and a villain or two. Read our full review for more details.
LEGO House alum Jakab Kovács (@j.k._brick) creates a colorful haven that shows that life’s better down where it’s wetter.
The rebel fighter flown by Cassian Andor and K2-SO in Rogue One gets a stylish new build in midi-scale.
TBB alum and LEGO set designer Carter Baldwin revisits his Exo-Force drone doodles and creates an expands into a full range of epic military mechs
This simple yet beautiful microscale scene by Nannan Zhang (@nannanz_creations) is the perfect summer road-trip inspiration.
We all love the standard LEGO horse, but the one or two hinges don’t make for very dynamic posing. @john.carter.creations to the rescue.
Catch up on the week’s news and reviews from TBB and around the world.
DJ (GioiaLego) takes us back to the beloved Hollow Knight game and a charming corner of Dirtmouth
LEGO may have started as a toy – one that fostered creativity and problem solving – but today LEGO fills so many roles in people’s lives. It’s a medium of artistic expression, a forum for collaboration, a key to peace and self-confidence during trying times, and of course, it’s to collect and display. But for Continue reading →
@bobdequatre invites Space builders to create a new faction in the Summer Faction Festival contest, running from now until August 31. Categories for larger MOCs as well as just minifig crews.