It’s barely been a few months since Nintendo launched the Switch 2, continuing their long line of handheld (well, kind of) gaming consoles. Of course, it all started in 1989 (or 1990 in the US) with the Game Boy. The latter is the subject of a new set in the LEGO Super Mario line: 72046 Continue reading →
Returning to LEGO for the first time since 2008, the 75432 V-19 Torrent Starfighter is back! With an appealing trio of minifigures and a new trans yellow window, there are some compelling parts to be had. But how does the full build stack up? Find out in our review.
The LEGO castle may remain, but the forest changes all around you with this modular concept.
No one questions a John Deere when they see it, whether it is made from metal or LEGO.
Every so often, a builder shows up, seemingly out of nowhere, with a creative style so distinctive, complex, and cool that you feel shook – like walking barefoot on a pile of bricks, but in a good way. C, who posts as @hodgepodgebuilds, only started posting LEGO models three months ago, is such a builder. Continue reading →
Despite being minifigure scale, Ralph Savelsberg’s new truck is recognisably a Renault, thanks to new parts and a very handy oversized Renault logo.
Does the sticker-shock of the 327th Star Corps Clone Troopers Battle Pack have you lamenting that a decent LEGO AT-RT is out of reach? Build your own courtesy of free instructions from @creativbricks. FREE INSTRUCTIONS in the link
@tim_goddard928 shares a trio of all-terrain transports from Star Wars that walk all over the competition.
@brickbot_studio takes a look at the upcoming 327th Star Corps Clone Troopers Battle Pack and finds a lot to love for Clone Wars fans and custom minifig creators, but that price tag is extreme, even by Star Wars standards, and has us worried about the future of Battle Pack pricing.
@greenarj28 casts a spell with this LEGO still life of an artificer’s tools for inscribing runes, built for the Summer Joust competition.
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BigBrickStan (@bigbrickstan) brings the king of covetous birds to life in a dynamic LEGO display.