Review: #10350 Tudor Corner
This is delightful and cozy — but why are there so many clocks?
This is delightful and cozy — but why are there so many clocks?
I put a big pile of LEGO Sets in front of a small builder to see which sets resonated most! There are some high-flying choices to consider!
The holidays are quickly approaching — which LEGO Advent Calendar will you build this year? (There’s also a brand new Disney Advent Calendar to consider.)
You can watch my presentation from the comfort of home — I can’t wait to hear what you enjoy most!
More parts added to database, more custom images, and the ability to see retired parts in galleries!
In the past couple weeks, I’ve reviewed the top 1250 Most Common Current Parts, and the Top 1250 Most Common Parts of All Time, and added all of the missing parts to the database!
While parts need to be added to the database to appear in the main galleries sorted by part, placeholder pages are automatically created for parts which haven’t been added yet. That’s why I also added 232 additional part images since September 1 — this ensures even more parts appear nicely in the lists of most common parts even when I haven’t added them to the guide fully.
I’ve finally added enough retired parts that it seems appropriate to include an option to show them in the galleries sorted by category as well.
By default, you will contine to only see current parts. I added a new option to show ‘All Parts’ which displays both current and retired parts in the gallery.
Check out these improvements to The LEGO Parts Guide by visiting https://brickarchitect.com/parts/
Looking back at some reviews and interesting articles as we wrap-up the spooky month and accelerate towards the winter holiday season.
I could not find the magic in this print-on-demand ‘Special Edition’ magazine, but maybe you can?
Should you conserve cash for this beautiful brick-built Conservatory, or stash your cash in the bushes and wait for something better to grow?
Looking back at a month of interesting articles and some cool sets for Adult LEGO builders.
Let’s untangle whether this is a LEGO Movie or a movie that just happens to use LEGO bricks, and whether it’s a good fit for the core audience for LEGO toys — kids?
Santa returns to the Winter Village series in this absolutely delightful addition to the storied LEGO theme. It is probably ok to have ‘lofty’ ambitions for this one.
Join me for a free LEGO Architecture talk, see my progress on a complex LEGO Architecture model, and a ton of updates to the LEGO Parts Guide–and some awesome LEGO articles from around the world.