This majestic LEGO palace from Swedish builder Mikael Norling (@miken_mocs) captures the aesthetics of 17th and 18th-century palaces inspired by the grandeur of Versailles, complete with sprawling gardens.
No partnership has been more significant for LEGO in 2025 than Formula 1. LEGO’s line of F1 cars are among the best Speed Champions sets ever, and putting the F1 drivers in life-size brick-built cars at the Miami Grand Prix caused a viral sensation. The latest piece of news may top even those, though: next Continue reading →
Mitch Phillips is back at it again with another incredible beast build: this time the Flame of Udûn itself, assembled with the builder’s masterful way with parts.
There’s been plenty of chatter about which Pokémon will make the cut for the first waves of LEGO sets, but there hasn’t been enough talk about the true MVPs of the franchise: Team Rocket! Korean AFOL nunsseugae brings the trouble and makes it double with brick-built versions of James and Jess and their most dangerous Continue reading →
WyndGekko’s TIE Viper celebrates NoVVember with a stunning design fusing Star Wars aesthetics with Vic Viper swooshability.
Today LEGO revealed three attractive new display sets for adult builders across a range of themes. LEGO Art 31218 Japanese Cherry Blossom Landscape doesn’t adapt a particular iconic work but rather evokes the style of ukiyo-e style in a lush and textured scene. LEGO Architecture 21064 Paris – City of Love takes iconic Parisian landmarks Continue reading →
Halloween may be in the past, but we’re still haunted by a collab of classic movie monsters reinterpreted in LEGO by top character builders.
LEGO designer Adam Grabowski (aka Misterzumbi) returns with rare MOCs of the the Ford C-Series trucks; a blast from the past in more ways than one!
Don’t let the Sackville-Bagginses catch sight of this impressive household! The Creators Child (flickr) put together a wonderful build of Bag End that incorporates several parts from this year’s The Shire set, like the fence made from boomerangs, but takes the entire presentation to a new level with intricate brick and woodwork on Bilbo’s home, but most impressively, lush vegetation from the garden to the beautiful tree on top.
What’s a hero without a good villain? Or, better yet, a whole rogue’s gallery of baddies in every flavor. This week on Minifig Monday we celebrate custom LEGO creations of villains – both familiar faces from comics and original characters.
Johanita Kirsten (@jo_the_autistic_linguist) is regular participant in #MosaicsOnMonday whose works range from elegant patterns reminiscent of Moorish art to bold modern mosaics using only rectangular tiles in as many colors as possible. Each weekly mosaic represents hours of work – both the creation and stripping off the elements to a clear baseplate, like sand art – an ephemeral moment of beauty in bricks.
Carter Witz (flickr) brightens our days with a burst of sunshine in the form of this bright yellow cabin build.