Star Trek, the final frontier of fandom, is coming at last to LEGO this month with the Black Friday release of LEGO Icons 10356 U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D from Star Trek: The Next Generation. The 3,600 piece set is designed by Hans B. Schlömer (no stranger to big ships, having also designed the Millennium Falcon and Continue reading →
Drawing on Japanese Mythology, @pickybrickster shares a beautifully constructed Tengu temple high above the clouds with a gripping backstory. The various techniques used to build the rock foundation and the surrounding clouds work really well together, especially highlighting the smoothness of the clouds in contrast with the jagged rocks.
To celebrate 15 years of Ninjago, LEGO is planning a year of surprises, starting with a set honoring the very beginning of the Ninjago story: 71858 Four Weapons Blacksmith, available on January 1, 2026.
If you have memories of tooting around in a little red coupe with a yellow roof, and headlight eyes, you were one lucky kid! The Little Tykes Cozy Coop was the ride of choice for the preschool set… at least until you were old enough to see Power Wheels commercials. @nikifilik pays tribute to the ubiquitous kiddie car scaled up for a grown-up minifig. Just look at Bubba Blaster – he couldn’t be happier!
Sonic fan and LEGO vehicle impresario Sérgio Batista recreates the Tornado biplane from Sonic & Knuckles, outfitted with Tail’s turbo boosting rocket in lovely chrome.
Every year, it seems like we have more and more monthly themes and building challenges in the LEGO community. Febrovery, SHIPtember, Frogust, and the new NovHENber, to name a few. Sometimes it seems like a trend has always been around and always will be… until it’s not. Ma.Ktober used to be a huge event in the community and one that TBB would cover excitedly each year, but for the last decade, the Ma.K is an endangered species. Gone, but not quite forgotten thanks to builders like Redbirch, who is bringing Ma.K back with the Wanze Box, a recon and espionage walker.
Guest writer Evan Crouch (@evanceltlego) explains how he built a Scottish clan and their Highland castle to life in LEGO as part of the Tales of Old RPG at @eurobricks_official
Halloween is over, so it’s time to retire the jack-o-lanterns and put away the ghosts and plastic spiders (unless you’re in Australia, in which case it’s just spiders all the time). But before we close the book on spooky season, let’s take one last look back at the chilling minifig creations with costumes and creatures! Continue reading →
If there are two things I love spending my time doing, it’s building LEGO and playing Halo. And despite a long-standing line of Mega sets, it’s the LEGO Halo builders online that I find myself in awe of. And none more so than HereticCreations! In case you couldn’t guess, this builder specialises in Halo creations, Continue reading →
LEGO might be more commonly associated with three-dimensional models, but in recent years, the medium has seen an explosion of creativity around mosaics. While mosaics can be flat and tile-based, many builders play with texture and layering in ways that add depth. Greeble Mosaics take that to the extreme, adding large vertical elements, or even Continue reading →
Declaring that “An architect’s dream is an engineer’s nightmare”, Roman brings this premise to life in LEGO form. Appropriately for the subject, the construction itself features some incredible engineering and wonderful parts usage throughout all sections of the build. Some of my favorites are the Ninjago dragon head, hammers, binoculars, and visors that are used Continue reading →
Let’s be clear: we like transparent LEGO pieces just as much as the solid ones. We may not like them as much as Mattia Careddu (@carecreations_) does, though!