This Week in LEGO Bricks: Shuffling cards and crabs [Feature]
@ABrickDreamer rounds up the essential LEGO MOCs and builder stories of the week, from ancient civilizations in microscale to Scott Wilhelm’s epic spaceships
@ABrickDreamer rounds up the essential LEGO MOCs and builder stories of the week, from ancient civilizations in microscale to Scott Wilhelm’s epic spaceships
What’s this? New lore drop, new challenge! We enter the final week of Heroes of Fur and Feather. Catch up on the story then answer the call with your own critter hero for a chance to win Animal Crossing LEGO sets.
When LEGO revealed a fully-transformable Optimus Prime based on the Gen 1 toy, we were blown away by the accuracy, build quality, and play features. (If you haven’t picked up this essential build, Optimus Prime is still available for a few more months.) LEGO’s second Transformer build, Bumblebee, was more of a mixed bag with Continue reading →
@bartsbrickworks pays homage to Adventurers, steampunk, and the golden age of scientific wonders with this jaw-dropping LEGO Crystal Palace, brought to life with motion and lights
It’s #TimeforCrab, everyone – and according to LEGO model designer Áron Gerencsér (@_pohaturon), it’s also time for a coffee!
@your_pal_vb makes a welcome return with a bone-chillingly beautiful LEGO sculpture
As @brick.ninja pays tribute to Final Fantasy IX’s 25th anniversary with an incredible LEGO tribute, we catch up with more of the builder’s gaming creations
What if Victor Frankenstein was not a doctor, but a disc jockey instead? The Maestro asks just that question, and builds a superb musical mech-monster off the back of it
@lego_m.art reimagines the Minifigure Vending Machine as a pastel pink infused tribute to Paradisa that has us hankering for more of this classic ’90s theme.
@dewback_bricks taps the World Turtle myth for a remarkable LEGO model that bends creature design and microscale architecture.
Tylar cordially invites you to a royal wedding where animal masks and icons of the Sun God add mystery and majesty to the proceedings.
Brennan (@brickbot_studio) takes an early look at the newest buildable version K-S20, a security droid whose sarcasm hits as hard as his metal fists. And no, he still doesn’t get to have a blaster.