June 2024 LEGO News Roundup
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.
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.
We looked at a touring LEGO exhibition, playing vintage LEGO games on modern consoles, and reviewed some excellent new LEGO sets.
A side quest in LEGO Videogames, May the 4th LEGO Star Wars sets, and a selection of interesting articles from around the web.
Explore the Most Common LEGO Parts, some interesting April releases, and some awesome articles from around the web.
The Earth goes around the Sun, something that LEGO Castle fans will love, and more progress on the new LEGO Parts Guide.
New month, new sets, and (sneak peek) new tools to help you organize your LEGO collection and browse common parts.
I’m pleased to report that 2023 was a success at a personal level and in cold hard numeric terms, too. This month we look back, highlight some awesome articles this month, and some top picks for 2024.
New LEGO Brick Labels are almost ready, we’ve reviewed a bunch of awesome LEGO sets, and we’ll show you how easy it is to add a motor to the Orient Express Train.
A flurry of future sets, a couple new arrivals, and a selection of brick-centric articles from around the web.
Enjoying LEGO Masters with the masters, awesome LEGO articles from around the web, and some cool new sets for October.
More than just a toy company, let’s look at the business of LEGO through the lens of recent news and some great LEGO articles from around the web.
Let’s take a closer look at the new sets for August, including in-depth reviews of a few of them which are of particular interest to Adult builders.