July 2026 LEGO News Roundup
August brings 13 new sets for ages 18+… I guess The LEGO Group is finally paying attention to adult builders!
August brings 13 new sets for ages 18+… I guess The LEGO Group is finally paying attention to adult builders!
London’s Tower Bridge is back, 16 years after an earlier rendition. Was the redesign worth the wait?
The ‘city that never sleeps’ and ‘the big apple’ collide in this nightscape of New York City on an apple-shaped backdrop. Let’s take a bite!
The two newest additions to the Botanicals lineup offer good building experiences, but very different vibes.
A playable brick-built pinball machine, lubricating LEGO, and some crazy new Technic parts in the buildable road bike.
Can licensed modulars follow the standard — and how far can they bend the rules without breaking them?
June is just packed with amazing new LEGO sets – which will you add to your collection?
Classic cartoons with LEGO bricks are popular on LEGO Ideas — but will you end up in the doghouse if you add this set to your collection?
Can the rugged red and beige charm of Jurassic Park’s iconic Jeep Wrangler be effectively captured in LEGO form? Let’s take a closer look and explore how this classic movie vehicle comes to life through bricks.
What Rock & Roll teaches us about sorting LEGO parts, progress editing the Parts Guide, and LEGO articles from around the web.
Let’s explore 20 years of LEGO Mechs: From their introduction with Exo-Force to the massive mechs in the Ninjago series.
LEGO cars and factories, LEGO Parts Guide improvements, and a diverse mix of videos, podcasts and articles I enjoyed this month.