Review: Adidas ZX 8000 LEGO Shoes
LEGO and Adidas have announced an extended partnership for LEGO-branded shoes and clothing. Let’s see how well their first co-branded product functions as a shoe while expressing the LEGO brand.
Latest Stories
Review: 2020 LEGO Advent Calendars
With the longest year in recent memory coming to a close, it’s time to plan for the holidays. What better way to get into the holiday spirit than with one of these four LEGO advent calendars; which one (or more) are you going to get!
Review: #10276 Colosseum
They say Rome wasn’t built in a day. As you will learn in this review, neither was the largest LEGO Set ever released—at 9,036 pieces you’re going to need a large table and a (very) long weekend!
Event: Auckland Brick Show
Let’s see how a LEGO User Group (LUG) in New Zealand collaborated with a larger pop culture event to put on a uniquely 2020 brick show in Auckland!
October LEGO News Roundup
While inflatable ghosts and fake spider webs can’t compare to how scary 2020 has been, I still wanted to wish you a Happy Halloween and share this month’s LEGO News Roundup!
Review: #70425 Newbury Haunted High School
The Hidden Side theme debuted in 2019—this was the flagship set. Let’s see if it holds up to our scrutiny as a great LEGO set (and check out the Augmented Reality features too)!
ʀᴇᴠɪᴇᴡ: #45026 Tubes (LEGO Education)
Want to expand the fun and learning potential of DUPLO with balls and tubes? Let’s see how easy it is to get things rolling…
ʀᴇᴠɪᴇᴡ: IKEA BYGGLEK
Two of the strongest Scandinavian consumer brands have teamed-up. The LEGO × IKEA Partnership resulted in a new range of LEGO Storage Products—BYGGLEK.
September LEGO News Roundup
LEGO Storage by IKEA, a couple of Colosseums, some LEGO IDEAS, and more!
6 things I learned at LEGO House Virtual Fan Day
LEGO House (Virtual) Fan Day offered a rare opportunity to learn how The LEGO Group works—these were the most interesting topics in the 3.5 hour session!
Co-branding for AFOLs: LEGO × [Adidas/Levi’s/IKEA]
Let’s cast a critical eye on three co-branded LEGO product lines that are coming out soon.
LEGO Brick Labels v35
This is a very large update which reflects the continued evolution of the LEGO Brick Labels collection. It adds 77 new labels, for a total of 1340 unique parts!
Version 35 adds 77 new labels.
- Labels for the new Powered Up hubs, motors, & sensors.
- More options for sorting Minifigure parts and accessories.
- A few “new” labels for long since retired classic parts.
- To focus on current parts, retired parts have been moved to a separate folder.
Every update include some of the most popular new parts, parts which have continued to grow in popularity over time, and some of the parts requested by Brick Architect readers like you. Thanks for your support!
Learn more and download at brickarchitect.com/labels.
