September 2024 LEGO News Roundup
Looking back at a month of interesting articles and some cool sets for Adult LEGO builders.
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.
Can the magic of Tim Burton’s 1993 classic film be captured using LEGO Bricks? Let’s find out, and explore the many details hidden within this set!
Check out this awesome book about Classic Space—and discover insights about some of the LEGO parts which debuted in this era!
Lots of new LEGO sets for August, a selection of awesome articles and podcasts, and a preview from my recent trip to Billund.
A castle with a twist or two – are you ready for an M.C. Escher experience with LEGO bricks?
Based on the photos, you might wonder if this is a MOC or a real set? It is very real… and offers a unique chance to learn a ton of advanced LEGO building techniques!
This month’s reviews included the rare 2/5 star (not very good) set, plus an update on The LEGO Parts Guide, and links to some great articles that I discovered.
Let’s take a closer look at how The LEGO Group adapted the same vehicle into Technic sets with wildly different ages and price points.
It’s been 14 years since the last LEGO delivery truck — let’s find out if a higher level of detail made possible using modern parts makes this set worth the high price of admission.