June 2025 LEGO News Roundup
Here’s another month of parts updates, new articles, and awesome LEGO content from around the web
Here’s another month of parts updates, new articles, and awesome LEGO content from around the web
See how these beautiful plants invite new LEGO builders, offer a great source of parts, and inspire fresh creations.
Exploring LEGO D&D, making good progress on my LEGO Parts Guide (both print and digital versions), plus exciting new sets and articles from around the web.
Are you ready to roll the dice on the first LEGO set that includes a playable Dungeons & Dragons campaign? Even if you don’t roll a natural 20, you will probably have a good time.
Revising Part Categories, Refining the Guide, and LEGO News from around the Web.
Here’s a first glimpse at a book version of my LEGO Parts Guide, great articles from around the web, and a few new sets worth considering.
Building San Diego, Making Minilanders, and Scale Building throughout a LEGOLAND Theme Park!
My latest thinking on strategies to organize, sort and store LEGO collections – on a podcast!
Last week, I participated in an in-depth discussion with brothers Grinch and West on their weekly conversational LEGO podcast AFOLs Welcome. The focus of our discussion was exploring strategies to organize, sort, and store your LEGO collection.
Listen to the episode on:
You can also watch us talk by viewing the episode on YouTube. (I even cleaned my LEGO room to have a less distracting background!)
While I encourage you to listen to our whole conversation, you can use these links to jump to a specific topic…
Highlighting the best new LEGO sets releasing in March, and the best of the web this Feb…
The Trevi Fountain has been revisited for a second LEGO Architecture set — doubling the part count and more than tripling the price. Did it really need a remake?
This month, I’m reflecting on 2024, highlighting a glaring error of scale, and exploring a LEGO Ideas set with an architectural pedigree…
After selling 80 million copies worldwide, Nintendo’s Animal Crossing game switches things up and is reinterpreted using LEGO bricks. Let’s check out all of the sets released in the first year.