2025 LEGO Advent Calendar Spoilers: Day 8 [Feature]
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!
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Servicing AFOLs around the world isn’t easy, but BrickLink owed its users more [Guest Editorial]
On November 21, BrickLink – the largest community of online resellers of LEGO bricks, owned by the LEGO Group as of 2019 – quietly changed its policies on which countries would be allowed to operate stores on the platform as of December 12 (now updated to January 31) with 35 countries, including most of South America, Africa, the Middle East, and most of Asia. As the community learned of these changes, heartbreak and anger have rippled throughout the community, both for the poor way the changes have been communicated, but also for the reminder that, for as much as Bricklink and LEGO celebrate their global reach, in practice, much of the world lacks the services that other countries take for granted. Today we’re sharing the experience of one fan affected by the change, Pinar, a builder from Türkiye who runs the BukaBricks blog and maintains the LEGO Bestiary.
Arcane cityscape joins Lord of the Rings and other immersive LEGO masterpieces from jnj_bricks
Immersive scenes in LEGO transport you to a universe where everything is made of plastic bricks but feels alive. Creations like these not only require building on a large scale but also need a keen eye for perspective and lighting to create a convincing world. One of the very best builders in the format is Joe (@jnj_bricks). As we celebrate the builder’s latest scene, let’s take a look back at the builder’s breathtaking builds of the past five years.
The land of llamas looks lovely in LEGO
Taj: Brick Minstrel lifts us up into the sky to join a llama shepherd on their journey between towns.
2025 LEGO Advent Calendar Spoilers: Day 7 [Feature]
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!
LEGO Ninjago 71858 Four Weapons Blacksmith: Ninjago-ing back to where it all began [Review]
LEGO is going back to where it all began with Ninjago 71858 Four Weapons Blacksmith, and we’ve got all the details about this blast from the past in our review.
Don’t meet me under the missile toad
Trevor Pearson-Jones (@moptoptrev) delights with a bit of brick-built wordplay for the holidays.
2025 LEGO Advent Calendar Spoilers: Day 6 [Feature]
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!
Set your sights on this stained-glass sculpture
Mr Youm (@acsumama) crafts a stained-glass seraph that leaves us speechless.
This king’s coronation is a crowning achievement in LEGO castle craftsmanship
@cathedralofbricks has enriched the castle community this year with incredible builds that blend gothic detail and fairy tale romanticism on an epic scale. For his latest, Luke builds from imagination and tells the tale of a newly coronated king who has commissioned an “eternal spring” – a fountain that to the people’s eyes might as well be magic in how it harnesses the power of nature.
2025 LEGO Advent Calendar Spoilers: Day 5 [Feature]
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!
LEGO Icons Modular 11371 Shopping Street: This one’s for the geometry sickos [Review]
We had the chance to build this year’s modular is the Shopping Street. Set designer Hoang Dang said, “If you can imagine Assembly Square and Boutique Hotel having a child, this is it.” Those sets are both beloved modulars. How does their love child measure up? Find out in our review!