Of all the partnerships in the LEGO library, none is more cinematic than the Lord of the Rings. While sets like Rivendell are rapturous enough just sitting on a shelf, with amazing lighting and post-production, LEGO Lord of the Rings MOCs can transport you right to Middle-earth. Valenque is a builder and photographer who blends Continue reading →
Oliver Barrell (has scared us sleepless with his Summer Joust LEGO build – but we can’t look away. There’s too much for the discerning LEGO enthusiast to enjoy here!
@genevadurand creates a fun little castle inspired by a real-life castle in Crimea.
LEGO’s Pirate theme may be dormant, but 2025 is shaping up to be the biggest pirate year ever, thanks to One Piece, minifigs, and more. It’s only fitting that we’re seeing some incredible pirate themed MOCs set sail of late, perhaps none so majestic as the Ocean’s Crown – the latest creation from Vietnamese AFOL Continue reading →
Last night, LEGO and Traveler’s tale revealed the next game to carry on that legacy. Batman’s back, baby. And this time he’s watched the Nolan films. Whereas previous Batman outings focused on a colorful ensemble that drew inspiration from the Animated Series for tone, the new fourth Batman entry is a very cinematic affair. Check out our thoughts on the new game and revisit our interview with the makers of a recent Dark Knight LEGO collab.
@palixa.and.the.bricks suits up for outer space with the gorgeous and colorful LEGO trip to the stars.
Bricks down! After seven grueling days of non-stop building, RebelLUG’s Vignweek 2025 has come to an end. The first five challenges gave builders just 24 hours to create a LEGO vignette around the daily theme, but for the final challenge, builders could take 48 hours. This time the theme was “Reclaimed by Nature,” which is Continue reading →
The medieval wheat field from @rilbist is ready for harvest and processing at the mill.
Most of the time, the thought of non-official custom minifigs makes me twitchy… But then I was invited to try out the new Minifigure Factory Designer on Lego.com, and I was surprised by how much fun it was. I could even use it to create a new Castle faction! Of course, any new faction is also an excuse to create a new custom design, but first, let’s take the Minifigure Factory for a spin.
Summer movie season is coming to an end, having reinvigorated the superhero genre with great entries for both Marvel and DC. While it will be some time before the next super-powered crossover hits screens, the genre is still popping in the LEGO minifig community. Today on Minifig Monday, we bring you a mix of headlining Continue reading →
@photomark6 depicts a fun night at the museum, minus Ben Stiller and Theodore Roosevelt. Only dinos, cops, cats, and cat burglars here!
This is quite the quality quacker by @codyaverybuilds