A lot happens every week in the LEGO building world. Fortunately we have ABrickDreamer to capture all the essential stories in one video. It’s a full week but here are my favorite stories from others in the community: New Elementary sheds some light on two LEGO color changes, one of our favorite builders, Ben Cossy, recommends the best 2025 LEGO sets to buy for parts, and BrickNerd sets the essential context for the wonderful Keith Haring: Dancing Figures that just released.

It’s been an exceptionally busy week in the LEGOverse with dozens of new sets getting announced, May the Fourth blasting off, and a new batch of Bricklink Designer kits moving to the voting round. Not to mention the Rogue Olympics and Iron Builder competitions, and all the usual MOCs and articles about our beloved bricks. Thankfully, ABrickDreamer has rounded up the essentials for easy viewing. My favorite stories this week: in the Conversation Piece column, there’s a must-read roundtable discussion of color theory and LEGO, and over on New Elementary, one of our favorite builders, Tom Loftus, brings an expert’s eye to new parts and recolors on the new Jango Fett’s Starship.

While scouring the LEGO world for essential creations and news for this week’s video, ABrickDreamer noticed a pattern – lots of builds inspired by transportation, from cyberpunk trucks to majestic camels. He also rounds up the latest models in the Rogue Olympics competition from many of our favorite builders. And if you’ve ever wondered what a 36,000 piece model of Isengard would look like, that’s here too. It’s another amazing week in LEGO bricks!

Imperial March is in the rear view mirror and May the Fourth is a couple weeks out, so amid new LEGO  announcements and reviews, let’s enjoy seventeen minutes of amazing builds that are 99% free of droids or Wookies! (There’s always one). As always, our friend ABrickDreamer curates the essential builder stories in one must-watch video. My favorite link of the week has to be Jonas Kramm’s Flower Pot Pals over at New Elementary. What a thrill to see TBB’s own Kimberly Giffen’s latest epic work in the spotlight (look for an extended feature on this build soon!)

Nothing that happens in the LEGO building scene gets past our friend ABrickDreamer! Once again he’s here with a round-up of the week’s essential LEGO stories. A few highlights: Star Wars fans will appreciate this TIE Fighter technique breakdown from Tips&Bricks, seeing Middle Earth’s Edoras come together will tide you over after building the Shire, and of course lots of Studio Ghibli builds!

That’s no moon. It’s another Star Wars creation in LEGO! We’ve been noticing a lot of Star Wars builds lately, and so has our friend ABrickDreamer in the latest This Week in Bricks. Burned out on the Galactic Empire? How about a video on building the LEGO Roman Empire? There are a lot of great builds and articles covered this week, but my favorite has to be the Baoli of the Lotuses from akidandabrick. Thanks as always to ABrickDreamer for making it easy to catch the week’s highlights in one handy video.

It’s Friday, which means it’s time for another roundup of notable MOCs and must-see stories from the LEGO community courtesy of our friend ABrickDreamer. This week’s biggest trend is thinking small – amazing microscale builds connected to the Marchitecture competition, and the first rounds of the Rogue Olympics with its strict 101 piece count. Also featured are some fabulous brick-built food, BrickLink Designer Program series 7 analysis, and a deep dive into the tricky new suspension mount element in the latest wave of F1 cars.

ABrickDreamer lulls us into our happy place once again and this time he has featured a bevy of the best LEGO landscapes from talented builders around the globe. Some highlights include this soaring avian success that has actually gotten better since the last time we checked. There’s also a pigeon, some Star Wars landscapes, a roundup of rovers, and Dreamer even tries his hand at the Singapore skyline. Zen out in front of this video and feel the stress just melt away.

A lot happens in the LEGO building world each week. Thankfully we have ABrickDreamer to help round up the must-read articles, essential videos, and provide extra MOC commentary. Some highlights from this week: Markus Rollbühler rounds up all the currently open contests and prizes, Tips&Bricks breaks down one of our favorite builds of 2024, and with F1 fever upon us, ABrickDreamer plays with racing-themed minifig habitats.

Here at the Brothers Brick, we love writing about our favorite MOCs and new sets, but there are too many amazing creations and builder stories for us to cover them all. Thankfully ABrickDreamer is here to highlight the must-see models, articles, and videos of the week. My favorite link this week is Brick Fanatics’ wonderful video on why Fabuland was a hit in some places and not others, but the “illegal” road techinque from Brickcrafts is a close runner up.

In this edition of This Week in Bricks there are LEGO creations and set mods not to be missed; including a C-3P0 set that has been made into a very elegant lounging lady. ABrickDreamer lulls us into our happy space once again with some of the best LEGO creations on the planet and we are exponentially better off for it. Grab yourself a favorite beverage, lounge back and relax for this episode of This Week in Bricks!