Today we’re joined by Brett of BDD Builds (@bdd_builds) to discuss emerging from a LEGO dark age and creating enormous castle creations, like Fort Dawnguard from Skyrim
@timofey_tkachev returns with a rootin’t tootin’ varmint hunting build of Looney Tunes’ Yosemite Sam. Impressed by this LEGO toon? We celebrate the builder’s return after a long break by resharing our interview with Timofey from 2017.
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 →