The long-awaited Las Vegas skyline set is finally here (after re-designing the set following tragic events at the Mandalay Bay.) Should you take home this celebration of the cities glamour, or should what happens in Vegas stay in Vegas?
Want a medium-sized LEGO Technic set which is packed with power functions and pneumatics? Let’s find out if #42080 Forest Harvester offers a good introduction to Technic for a first-time Technic builder.
The 2018 flagship is the biggest Technic set ever, with a whopping 4057 pieces. Expectations are sky-high, as are the huge red extendable boom! Let’s see how this set really measures up!
Volvo’s Construction Equipment team has partnered with LEGO designers to explore the future of autonomous industrial machinery. Does this weird bug-shaped vehicle give us a window into the future of heavy industry, or does it lack a satisfying bite?
When LEGO Technic started in 1977, one of the first four sets was a forklift. Over the years, there have been nine different forklifts, but the most recent was released in 2005 so it’s about time for a new one! Let’s see if this new version does justice to 41 years of Technic innovation.
It’s hard to imagine a theme park without a great roller coaster. Does the first Creator Expert Roller Coaster offer a great thrill for those LEGO enthusiasts who can afford the steep price of admission?
I recently visited one of the only Art Deco cities in the world—Napier, New Zealand is a hidden architectural gem worth visiting! Let’s learn how that trip inspired me to explore the architectural style using LEGO.
In the second half of Brick Architect’s interview with Creator Expert designer Jamie Berard, we’re focusing on 10 years of the Modular Building series. I learned a lot during our interview, and think you will find it interesting too!
A good looking LEGO model of a fast-growing city, #21039 Shanghai is the latest addition to the LEGO Architecture Skylines series. Can it possibly live up to the hype?
Build a LEGO model of your favorite building from your Hometown, and you could win a great prize in Brick Architect’s first LEGO building contest! Read on for the rules, and the prize you could win.
The LEGO Group is getting ready to release the first plastic LEGO toys made from plants. This is the first big step in their ambitious plan to shift to renewable materials for all their products by 2030. Brick Architect got an inside look at how they plan to achieve this goal, and their progress so far.
Brick Architect interviewed Rok to learn more about the most recent sets in the LEGO Architecture series, and the creative process in designing a great LEGO set.
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