TBB Weekly Brick Report: LEGO news roundup for September 27, 2025 [News]
Catch up on the week’s news and reviews from TBB and around the world.
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How do you say ‘brilliant build’ in Spanish?
This tiny Spanish hillside by seb71 is a feast for the eyes.
Meet the LEGO builders behind the 2025 Masterpiece Gallery exhibition!
Meet the 17 fan designers that will be the next builders to have their works featured in the Masterpiece Gallery at The LEGO House.
Initiate hunny defense systems
Any kaiju invading the Hundred Acre Wood are about to have a very blustery day indeed, thanks to @psyrottuntomato
LEGO Star Wars 40806 Gingerbread AT-AT: a sweet deal for Life Day [Review]
Ever since its first Advent calendar back in 2011, Star Wars has been a regular feature of LEGO’s holiday season offerings. Even so, in the last few years, it’s felt like they’ve been ramping up the Life Day celebrations. We (well, LEGO employees) got to see an extremely limited candy cane X-wing in 2019. In Continue reading →
Brilliant brick beagles are barking bad to the bone
Creating a compelling LEGO model with just 30 bricks is tougher than it sounds. @yatkuu is a wiz at making every brick count. There’s so much personality packed into these micro-build dogs hawking black-market bones. Their faces come courtesy of Dots, but it’s the ears and the black bands for eyes/sunglasses that make them come alive.
Prepare to launch into SHIPtember, week 3 [Feature]
Don’t miss our latest round-up of fantastic SHIPs leaving drydock and setting out for open space as we launch into SHIPtember, week 3.
Take a tour around the Galaxy with these incredible Star Wars location builds
Try and forget about the Death Star’s impending destruction of your wallet with a look back at some of our favorite Star Wars location MOCs.
The “sword saint” Miyamoto Musashi in LEGO
Ever since LEGO transported the Castle theme to medieval Japan in the ’90s, samurai have inspired countless LEGO builds. @artist_davs pays tribute to perhaps the most famous samurai of all, Miyamoto Musashi, in an incredible LEGO vignette that looks more like a museum diorama than a model built from bricks. Musashi, the famous duelist and philosopher, is uses a minifig head and a cloth-covered brick-built body for realistic proportions.
Musashi’s armor is as impressive as the man himself, incorporating cloth and string. The tatami floor, made from profile bricks laid on their side, is artfully raised a half tile above the floor. If you’re wondering where the kanji scroll comes from, it’s a sticker from the Hanzo vs Genji set and reads “Dragon Head, Snake Tail.” I don’t think that comes from the Book of Five Rings, but it makes sense that Musashi would display it as he was famously fond of playing Overwatch.
Heavy haul the American way
Our own Ralph Savelsberg breaks down his take on some of the USA’s hardest working machines.
A grand finale: The Hollow Knight
In a surprise follow-up to his Bugs of Hallownest series (see our summary here), creature builder extraordinaire Joss Ivanwood (jayfa_mocs) presents the final boss of the original Hollow Knight entry. We’re once again captivated by how well he was able to capture this character, which is also perfectly to scale with the other buggy builds. Continue reading →
Ekow Nimakow’s mythical turtles swim to a new home on LEGO campus
I’m in Billund this week, representing The Brothers Brick at Fan Media Days, where we’re lucky to get an inside look at what projects LEGO is cooking up for the months to come. As cool as those sneak peeks are, a highlight of this experience has been the chance to see the MOCs on display Continue reading →