DeRa struts like a peacock showing off its tail feathers
@dera_0503 continues to impress with amazing LEGO animal creations – this time, a majestic peacock!
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Celebrate Silksong with these LEGO Hollow Knight tributes [Feature]
Hollow Knight debuted in 2017 to modest acclaim, but in the years since developed a cult-like following for its tight gameplay, haunting story, and gorgeous designs. Since then, many LEGO builders have made a go at recreating the Knight and other characters in bricks. As we prepare for the long-awaited sequel’s release next week, let’s Continue reading →
LEGO Nike 43021 Nike Dunk Trickshot and 43010 Nike Slam Dunk – Double Dribble [Review]
Hi friends! This is Jarrett (@wilderland.builds), here to talk about the two newest additions to the LEGO/Nike collaboration that kicked off earlier this year: Nike Dunk Trickshot and Nike Slam Dunk. I’ll preface this by saying that I’m probably not the target customer for these sets, but I am a pretty serious basketball fan and Continue reading →
The fallen leaves tell a story in this epic Elden Ring inspired build
The Lands Between are a vast and deadly place where the glowing Erdtree towers as a guiding light and source of hope. @hake__makes has taken inspiration from Elden Ring for this truly epic LEGO creation, but his intent is to depict the Tree of Life itself. A massive black sea serves as the model’s base, giving way to an island of rock, overgrowth, and a tree that should not exist. The enormous tree is rooted on the very end of the precipice, giving a perception that it may tip the whole island. As Nathan put it, ” I wanted the island to look untouched by man but have enough structure to seem like a phenomenon created by an other worldly being.”
An icy dragon puts a wintry chill on a summer build
@moquistsmursten thaws out a chilly Belville raised baseplate for this icy medieval scene. Do you miss raised baseplates as much as we do?
LEGO Icons 10365 Captain Jack Sparrow’s Pirate Ship – A shiny Black Pearl [Review]
It’s been 22 years since Johnny Depp donned dreadlocks and eyeliner and put on his best Keith Richards impression and sailed into cinematic record books with the blockbuster Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl. If you thought that name was clunky, hold LEGO’s grog. Icons 10365 Captain Jack Sparrow’s Pirate Ship Continue reading →
The LEGO Group shares earnings report for first half of 2025 – double-digit growth, doubling down on strategic investment [News]
Today, the LEGO Group shared its earnings report for the first half of 2025, revealing double-digit growth all around. Overall sales are up 13%, Revenue up 12%, Operating Profit up 10%. These numbers come at an interesting time for adult fans and readers of this site as we’re in the midst of LEGO announcing many high-priced sets for adult collectors for the second half of the year. It can be hard to celebrate the company’s success when the lived experience of many fans is that prices are outpacing their ability to keep up with the hobby.
A sleek, sustainable, and modern LEGO city of the future
TFOL Oliver Barrell built a lovely microscale city that blends modern design with sustainability.
Dance your cares away with this LEGO Boober from Fraggle Rock
Abby Lilliebridge (@inspirations2creations) takes us down to Fraggle Rock with a brick take on Boober Fraggle.
A beauty and a beast – N.A.B.E._Mocs makes magic with bricks
When a LEGO sculpture can capture emotion, dynamism, and organic shapes without exposing how the pieces hold together, it’s nothing short of magic. Sakiya Watanabe (N.A.B.E_mocs) is truly a sorcerer of bricks, as demonstrated by his latest sculpture of the storm god Fujin. There are so many inspired parts in the head alone – raptor Continue reading →
Set sail again for the Caribbean with LEGO Icons 10365 Captain Jack Sparrow’s Pirate Ship [News]
The Black Pearl? Didn’t she last sail off LEGO shelves back in 2012? Well, ye best start believing in ghost stories, as the Black Pearl is back, bigger and bolder, as LEGO Icons 10365 Captain Jack Sparrow’s Pirate Ship. In addition to an awkward name change, the new Black Pearl (let’s agree that she’s still called that) is assembled from 2,862 pieces, up from 804 in her maiden voyage, adding detail, a larger scale, and a display stand. Priced at $379.99, Captain Jack Sparrow’s Pirate ship continues a trend of bigger sets and bigger price tags, joining Batman, Harry Potter, Willy Wonka, and Wicked in a crowded September lineup. Will you be comandeering a copy for your LEGO fleet when
What mysteries lie behind the door – LEGO homage to Suzume
Jean-Philippe Leroux (@leroux__jp) recreates the promotional image of the award-winning animated film Suzume.