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.
Auto’s Builds presents the TIE /sk X1 Striker for all your high-speed maneuverability needs all within city limits
There’s something about the design of PIXAR’s big-eyed WALL-E design that lends itself so well to bricks, and not just for screen-accurate interpretations. @cdcmocs uses the basic WALL-E design as a springboard for a whole army of bots inspired by LEGO’s iconic space themes.
Mattia Careddu (@carecreations_) takes us back to our childhoods – and not just our LEGO ones – with these terrific transforming knights
While nimble humanoid mecha tend to steal the spotlight, I’ve always had a soft spot for clunky walkers, like this armored beast from Japanese LEGO builder Kattho. Built from a mix of sand green and gunmetal grey, the S05-A Sentinel is practically a one-vehicle army with its heavy complement of arms. The builder makes great Continue reading →
LEGO reveals the first three adult-focused sets and promos for the much anticipated Pokémon partnership, coming February 27th and available for pre-order now.
The Iron Forge 2026 has begun. We round up the top entries for the builders moving on to round 2.
Anyone for tea? Taj the Brick Minstrel has put the kettle on, so make yourself comfy in their immersive scene built for Brickscalibur’s Arabian Knights contest!
Last year, we reported that @jumpei.mitsui was returning to higher education to study artistic expression at Tokyo University of the Arts. It turns out that where Jumpei goes, LEGO follows, as the artist’s first academic project is all about the brick.
I Spy a LEGO puzzle, discovered two years too late; made by @johnreily_, and boy is it great!
The aptly-named builder @mischiefmecha has a knack for creating playful bots from surprising pieces. After a brief building hiatus, Mischief is back with a pair of fresh mecha with personality and NPU to spare.
From jellyfish to deep sea monsters, underwater settings have long been a favorite subject for NPU flexes. LEGO’s recent Tropical Aquarium boasts one of the most colorful and eclectic mix of parts ever found in an official set, but this Tidepool Princess from @nu_montag_mocs says “Hold my Beerracuda.”