Summer movie season is coming to an end, having reinvigorated the superhero genre with great entries for both Marvel and DC. While it will be some time before the next super-powered crossover hits screens, the genre is still popping in the LEGO minifig community. Today on Minifig Monday, we bring you a mix of headlining Continue reading →
@photomark6 depicts a fun night at the museum, minus Ben Stiller and Theodore Roosevelt. Only dinos, cops, cats, and cat burglars here!
This is quite the quality quacker by @codyaverybuilds
Do not adjust your screen. Today’s round-up of Vignweek builds features topsy-turvy creations around the theme “upside down.” This is also the last set of builds created with a 24-hour limit. Some builds are photographed upside down, others are constructed from the ceiling down, and others split the difference with mirror worlds. These are just Continue reading →
Hey you guys, check out this amazing ship, The Inferno, by @sebeusi and Legostone!
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Vignweek 2025 crosses the halfway point with the fourth daily challenge prompt: “Road trip!” Once again, incredible builders heeded the call and quickly assembled LEGO vignettes interpreting the theme in a myriad of ways. Let’s have a look at some of our favorite builds of the day. Fresh off judging the Summer Joust, LEGO legend Continue reading →
@acghow has me thinking it’s time to binge Mobile Suit Gundam after laying eyes on this most impressive mech.
For fans of LEGO castles and medieval life, the Summer Joust is one of the biggest events of the year as dozens of incredible builders construct incredible models on the year’s themes. The judges have made their decisions, and this year’s Summer Joust champions have been named. We’re excited to present the list of winners. Continue reading →
Day 3 of Vignweek has closed, bringing with it a bounty of brick-build vignettes with the theme of “nautical.” Participants had plenty of leeway to interpret the theme and offer up watercraft ranging from ancient to futuristic, structures both cozy and apocalyptic, and sea creatures big and small. And every build here was constructed in Continue reading →
This LEGO Fantastic Four scene by @flambo_14 has me on cloud nine! Smart use of textures and a limited and contrasting color palette make this mini metropolis marvelous.
Last year, 10 builders came together to build a fictional city inspired by cities of the Middle East and North Africa called “Medina Al Musawrah.” It was one of TBB’s favorite LEGO projects of last year, and you can read our interview with the organizers of this remarkable collaboration here. At last month’s BrickFair NoVa, Continue reading →