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i-Brix Wireless Lights for LEGO Coming Soon!

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If you are a regular reader here, you might remember the exciting wireless technology for lighting up LEGO creations developed by i-Brix (see: Update on i-Brix Wireless Lighting for LEGO). After a successful Kickstarter campaign, the i-Brix team has been hard at work to wrap up the design and manufacture of the first i-Brix kits. […] Read more

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BrickWarriors 12 millennia of warrior history

LEGO customizer BrickWarriors has some really nice new products that I wanted to show you today. As I mentioned previously, I’m a big fan of their minifigure accessories, and many of my armies are equipped with BrickWarriors armor and weapon pieces. In addition, they also released a fun video, titled 12 Millennia of Warrior History. […] Read more

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Custom LEGO stained-glass church windows!

We recently discussed some of the new printed pieces by LEGO customizer EclipseGRAFX (see: EclipseGRAFX New Custom Printed LEGO Parts), and since then, they released even more new designs that I’m pretty excited about, and wanted to share with you as well. :) First of all, EclipseGRAFX is planning to release a whole series of […] Read more

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EclipseGRAFX new custom printed LEGO parts

At the recent BrickFair, Alabama LEGO convention and expo, LEGO customizer EclipseGRAFX unveiled some new custom printed LEGO pieces that are now also available at their online shop. And, they restocked some old favorites as well. So, I thought this was a good time to write up a little update on what they have. As […] Read more

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Oxford Korean army-builder battle-pack

As I mentioned in previous reviews, my second favorite construction toy brand after LEGO is Oxford from South Korea. It is the only brand that truly meets LEGO’s quality in almost every way. The look, feel, clutch-power, and precision of Oxford pieces are the same as LEGO’s, and the color-palette is pretty much the same […] Read more

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Extra posable minifigures by Oxford

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My second favorite construction toy brand after LEGO is Oxford from South Korea. It is the only brand that I would say truly meets LEGO’s quality in almost every way. The look, feel, clutch-power, and precision of Oxford pieces are the same as LEGO’s, and their color-palette is very similar as well (they are still […] Read more

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Update on i-Brix wireless lighting for LEGO

If you participated in helping to fund i-Brix, the revolutionary wireless lighting system for LEGO bricks via KickStarter (see: i-Brix LEGO Lights Without Wires are Back!), or you have been just curious about the project, there are some exciting updates for you. While the first KickStarter campaign for i-Brix did not meet its funding goal, […] Read more

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Remote controlled LEGO Technic type trucks

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Sometimes you find LEGO-related items in the most unusual places. I just got the 2017 Cabela’s winter catalog, which usually list a large selection of gift items besides just hunting, fishing, and camping gear. Browsing through the catalog, I spotted two remote-controlled vehicles that look like were built of LEGO Technic pieces. The description in […] Read more

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Visiting Mega Construx & questions to ask

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If you are a regular around here, you probably know that while I’m a lifelong LEGO fan, I have been also keeping an eye on the Mega Construx (formerly Mega Bloks) sets. I mostly pay attention to their collectors’ series, as I really like the fully articulated and very detailed micro action figures, and also […] Read more

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Mega Construx 2017 summer update & more!

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As I mentioned a few times previously (see links at the end of this post), besides LEGO, I also occasionally collect Mega Construx (formerly Mega Bloks) figures. I don’t really care for their sets, as LEGO is providing plenty of building materials to work with, but I do like Mega’s small, fully detailed and articulated […] Read more

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