Articles exploring books about LEGO, Architecture, and related topics.
(Be sure to also check out The LEGO Architect, my book that teaches seven popular architectural styles using LEGO.)
Articles exploring books about LEGO, Architecture, and related topics.
(Be sure to also check out The LEGO Architect, my book that teaches seven popular architectural styles using LEGO.)
It’s time to understand how LEGO really works!
A print edition of my popular online LEGO Parts Guide is finally here! In addition to a catalogue of nearly 2500 current parts, The LEGO Parts Guide is the best way to learn how LEGO really works.
You will discover the hidden logic within every LEGO brick. Each of the 12 chapters include a clear explanation of each type of connection, detailed illustrations, and a splash of history. Use it to get organized, discover new ways to build, and find inspiration in a beautifully organized catalogue of parts.
The LEGO Parts Guide is a serious tool for LEGO builders that’s shaped like a book. Get organized, and build something awesome!
The LEGO Parts Guide is available now at:
If your country is not listed, you may still be able to order from the Amazon marketplace closest to your location.
I could not find the magic in this print-on-demand ‘Special Edition’ magazine, but maybe you can?
Check out this awesome book about Classic Space—and discover insights about some of the LEGO parts which debuted in this era!
February is Black History Month — Let’s celebrate by learning about two books by talented Black LEGO Creators!
The LEGO Group has partnered with Chronicle Books to produce a range of products aimed squarely at Adult Fans of LEGO. Let’s see if they stand up to our high expectations for LEGO-branded products…
Brian and Jason’s wildly successful 2014 book teaches you how to build a town in the LEGO Modular Building Style. Does the sequel offer enough new ideas to grow your LEGO town into a fully-fledged city?
How many ideas can award-winning LEGO artist Alice Finch fit into her new book The LEGO Architecture Idea Book? (Hint: it’s probably way more than you think!)