See the turtle of renown, on his shell he holds a town!
@dewback_bricks taps the World Turtle myth for a remarkable LEGO model that bends creature design and microscale architecture.
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Masked minifigures make for a majestic and mysterious royal wedding in LEGO
Tylar cordially invites you to a royal wedding where animal masks and icons of the Sun God add mystery and majesty to the proceedings.
LEGO Star Wars 75434 K-2SO Security Droid – Good enough to parade before the Emperor [Review]
Brennan (@brickbot_studio) takes an early look at the newest buildable version K-S20, a security droid whose sarcasm hits as hard as his metal fists. And no, he still doesn’t get to have a blaster.
A LEGO blacksmith shop that’s tongs of fun
This blacksmith shop by LEGO builder kofi beautifully achieves a lifelike tumble-down esthetic, and looks built from stone quarried from the very spot it stands.
Even Decepticons deserve a holiday
Builder @studentscissors knows there’s no one better equipped to build a sandcastle than the Constructicons.
LEGO Star Wars 75417 AT-ST Walker: does the latest UCS set walk the walk? [Review]
Join us as we take one this summer’s new UCS models out for a test-walk in our review of Star Wars 75417 AT-ST Walker
This gargoyle is stone cold cool
Jule’s gargoyle offers you and I a friendly greeting from his gothic perch.
This terrible toddler tramples the town
Playtime is serious business for this adorable Tot-zilla by @mrmaxxwell
TBB Weekly Brick Report: LEGO news roundup for July 5, 2025 [News]
Catch up on the week’s news and reviews from TBB and around the world.
This LEGO water dragon is a very spirited creation
Sakiya Watanabe (@n.a.b.e_mocs) perfectly captures the mysterious dragon in LEGO.
This quirky street corner is the perfect spot to hang around after school or work
This small city block by Olle Moquist (@moquistsmursten) is loaded with charm and a nod to LEGO history.
Custom Minifig creations with Hollywood LEGO hero stuntmanbrick [Guest Feature]
Today we have a special guest post from Aidan Woodall (@stuntmanbrick) about 6 years of posting custom minifigs inspired by film and television, and honoring the legacy of minifig builders who came before.