@lucy1021lego is a Japanese builder who photographs charming scenes of everyday life filled with amazing brick-built decor (and the occasional non-brick detail), most starring her freckled Paradisa sigfig. Christmas scenes have been a staple of every year’s creations, so with the holidays approaching, what better time to cozy up with the builder’s many holiday memories?
@fall_in_bricks Speed Champions of the future takes us to space and beyond with Lamborghini Hyper-Vision GT-X.
On this planet, humans strive to create artificial general intelligence. Meanwhile, on a distant world, computers plug away at creating organic consciousness in this beautiful LEGO build from Konix (Flickr).
It’s time to open six more doors and reveal today’s LEGO gifts, along with alt-builds and commentary, in our annual Advent Calendar celebration!
Here at The Brothers Brick, we feature hundreds of builders each year. Many of those builders are familiar faces whose MOCs have been impressing audiences for years, but it can be especially exciting when a new account pops up with a fresh style and an eagerness to experiment and grow. RigWalker Mocs and Mechs is such a builder. Since joining the AFOL community one year ago, “Rig” has shared dozens of mechs, joined his local LUG, participated in collabs and challenges, and displayed at events. Rig’s infectious love of Exo-Force style mechs have earned him many fans, including our guest-interviewer Zakar.ion who sits down with Rig to reflect on his first year of building with the community.
We’ve heard that there are things deep in the ocean that no human has seen before, and this wonderful jellyfish from Sakiya Watanabe (N.A.B.E_mocs) might just be one of them. A masterclass in unique parts usage (which is no surprise from this builder), this creature and the surrounding terrain is absolutely covered in awesome details.
Greenarj (@greenarj28) takes us on a perilous journey across the steppes between the Twin Capitals on a mighty beast of burden.
In celebration of 15 years of Ninjago, LEGO is releasing a massive 4851 tribute to The Old Town. Featuring 23 minifigures and oodles of Easter eggs, this $300 set is a must-have for Ninjago fans that hits some incredible highs, but isn’t without its missteps. Check out our full review and detailed photos to find out why.
It’s time to open six more doors and reveal today’s LEGO gifts, along with alt-builds and commentary, in our annual Advent Calendar celebration!
When there’s an Ice Planet in need of exploration, @isaacsnyder_brickbuilt has the rovers to get the job done.
Animal mascots have been a staple of the Collectible Minifig line going back to Gorilla Suit Guy in series 3. Love ’em or hate ’em, animal mascots have continued to push the envelope for whimsical designs with bold custom headpiece molds, a range of tails, and even fins and wings as alternatives to minifig arms. Continue reading →
It’s time to open six more doors and reveal today’s LEGO gifts, along with alt-builds and commentary, in our annual Advent Calendar celebration!