Sometimes, we just can’t wait to get new LEGO sets in our hands before offering a first look. We look closely at upcoming sets to reveal interesting parts and building techniques so you don’t have to!
Whether you want to learn about this gift-with-purchase set or you just want a sneak peek at building the gigantic Eiffel Tower set, we’ve got you covered!
Let’s cast a critical eye on three co-branded LEGO product lines that are coming out soon.
This summer, an updated version of The White House will be released which includes the East and West Wing. Let’s take a sneak peek at the new set (and the new packaging designed to appeal to Adult Fans of LEGO).
What can we learn from the initial photos of these two additions to the Skyline Series? We took a critical look at the photos so you don’t have to!
In this exclusive article, we share highlights from building the model, and interview the designer to learn more about designing great LEGO models and promoting your project on LEGO Ideas. With nearly 10,000 votes, it could become an official LEGO set!
The summer lineup will include two additions to LEGO Architecture Landmark series.
Update: Both of these sets have been released, and reviewed at Brick Architect. Be sure to read our reviews of #21045 Trafalgar Square & #21046 Empire State Building
LEGO typically announces their Summer 2019 lineup at the Toy Fair event in Nuremberg, Germany. In last week’s event, they announced two additions to the LEGO Architecture series.
New Sets:
Both the 2009 and 2016 versions of the Empire State Building are around 15 cm (6″) tall.
This marks the third time that the Empire State Building will be featured in the Architecture series, having already appeared in #21002 Empire State Building, and as one of the buildings in #21028 New York City. The new version is described as between 30 and 40cm (over 1 foot) tall, which is significantly larger than either of the earlier versions.
#21315 Pop-Up Book is the newest addition to the LEGO Ideas series, and will arrive in stores on November 1st. Let’s take a look at the upcoming set, and see if it has improved from the original submission.
The LEGO Group is getting ready to release the first plastic LEGO toys made from plants. This is the first big step in their ambitious plan to shift to renewable materials for all their products by 2030. Brick Architect got an inside look at how they plan to achieve this goal, and their progress so far.
The Summer 2018 LEGO Architecture sets are almost here. Let’s look at how these additions to the Architecture series bring the product line in new directions.
While LEGO rarely gets involved in politics, the tragic events in Las Vegas have impacted plans to release a LEGO Architecture Skyline of the city. Let’s make some guesses about how the model is likely to change.
See some of the new parts and building techniques in upcoming LEGO Architecture set #21039 – Shanghai Skyline.
A preview of the three new LEGO Architecture Skylines released in January 2017 featuring Sydney, Chicago, and London.
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