From the depths... of space!
Ahoy LEGO Pirates fans! Take off your cosplay patch and feast both eyes on Ben Spector’s loving redesign of 6240: Kraken Attackin’ built for the Eurobricks “Space Pirates – Back to the Caribbean Galaxy!” competition.
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A tiny LEGO home to evoke cozy feelings
Enjoy the comforts of a micro home with this build by Geneva Durand! (@genevadurand)
Plastic peril: Unveiling greed in LEGO form
Andreas Lenander (@drdoddo) wants to help correct our LEGO set-hoarding ways with a build and message, all in one
A city with its head in the clouds
Float above it all in this tranquil micro-city by Redverse (@redverse_)!
A complicated combine combination
For years TBB’s own Ralph Savelsberg struggled to build a recognisable make and model of a vehicle on a scale suitable for Lego minifigures. Thanks to newer parts and techniques, that has become easier, but his combine transport is still pretty complicated.
You can’t step on LEGO if you’re stepping around in LEGO!
Takamichi Irie (@legomichiiiiii) has clearly had enough of stepping on LEGO – so to protect his feet, he’s made some shoes out of, er… LEGO.
What woes will this willowy wyvern to weep?
Is someone chopping onions nearby? Joey Klusnick (@lego.joey) has made this LEGO tree-dragon look fantastic, but it’s still got a tear in its eye
LEGO Deoxys, I choose you
Find out who that Pokemon is with this loopy creation by Dylan Mievis! (@sp4rkytron)
Star Wars; going through some Dark Times
Mansur Soeleman (@lamborghiniwafflesauce) takes us to the Mos Sakàa Town Center from the Star Wars: Dark Times RPG.
Putting the vest in vestibule
Repurposed minifigure accessories elevate these Lilliputian landmarks by @cab_builds
LEGO celebrates Batman: The Animated Series with 76271 Gotham City Skyline art set [News]
LEGO marks 85 years of DC’s Batman with a 4,210-piece art set: 76271 Gotham City Skyline. Read on to get all the details!
Rovers like this only come around once every four years
It’s a good job Febrovery was a day longer this year, or we might not have seen Scott Wilhelm’s enormous exploration rover!