(Written by Ernest) Today I would like to show you a book I have been reading and is an excellent reference and interesting read for LEGO fans of all ages, LEGO Minifigure Year by Year: A Visual History. The book was actually released last year but it hasn’t lost its popularity, and with the holidays […] Read more
Beginner Guides for LEGO Fans
If you like to read LEGO related articles in a magazine format, you might want to check out HispaBrick Magazine. The magazine is written by members of the LEGO fan community in Spain, and published three times a year; April, August and December. It is available both in English and Spanish as a free download, […] Read more
LEGO trains is a well-established sub-hobby within the hobby with fans all around the world. Getting into LEGO trains is not for the faint of heart as it requires substantial investment of money and space. Of course you could just get one LEGO train set and be satisfied with that, however LEGO trains have a […] Read more
One of the biggest challenges with LEGO displays is to keep them dust-free. In the past we have discussed several methods of keeping your LEGO displays clean (see links at the end of this post), however it is a good idea to bring up the subject again as new people come to the LEGO hobby. […] Read more
Although lots of information is available for LEGO fans online through various LEGO news-sites, blogs and forums, it is nice to once in a while get unplugged and sit down with an old-fashioned paper magazine. This is the reason I keep all LEGO Catalogs and LEGO Club Magazines. There are also LEGO fan created magazines […] Read more
(Written by Cameron) I received the May/June issue of the LEGO Club Magazine a few days ago, and found some interesting content I thought to share with you, in case you are not a subscriber. (You can sign up here if you like, it is free in most countries.) So let’s see what we got! […] Read more
I was recently browsing the Online LEGO Shop in categories I normally don’t visit. One of these is LEGO storage items. I usually ignore this section of the LEGO website because, in my experience, items in this category are geared towards helping little kids to tidy their toys and not particularly useful for adult LEGO […] Read more
Jared K. Burks is known as one of the most accomplished LEGO minifigure customizers ( he goes by the name Kaminoan in the LEGO fan community). His first book, Minifigure Customization: Populate Your World! has become the bible of LEGO minifigure customizers. And recently he released a second book, Minifigure Customization: Why Live in the […] Read more
One of the issues that LEGO fans will all face sooner or later is storing and displaying their LEGO collection. We have addressed this topic many times (see links at the end of this post), and today I would like to introduce you to yet another system to display your minifigures (and small LEGO creations) […] Read more
Today I would like to discuss some excellent LEGO books that you might put on your wish-list this holiday season. Although many of us keep up with the LEGO hobby online through LEGO forums, blogs, and picture-sharing sites, there are times when getting unplugged and just sitting down with a good, old-fashioned book is the […] Read more
