There is no doubt that the new wave of LEGO Ninjago sets are excellent, especially the #70751 LEGO Ninjago Temple of Airjitzu. (Find reviews of the sets here: LEGO Ninjago Temple of Airjitzu Review and LEGO Ninjago – 2015 Summer Sets Reviews) And you can make the sets even more exceptional by combining them. This […] Read more
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The BrotherhoodWorkshop recently released a number of excellently animated LEGO Jurassic World videos that I though to share with you today. They are fun and entertaining – perfect for the weekend. Kevin will also take us behind-the-scenes to show some of his tips and tricks on how the videos were made. So grab your popcorn […] Read more
If you are a Marvel Comics fan and haven’t seen the new Ant-Man movie that was released a few weeks ago (and is still playing in many theatres), I recommend you do so. It is the twelfth in the series of Marvel Cinematic Universe films, and is excellently done. :) Toscano Bricks is well known […] Read more
When the #31039 LEGO Creator Blue Power Jet was first released a lot of people noted that it looks very much like the Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II fighter-jet. However since LEGO doesn’t make real-life military models, they gave the model a friendly dark-blue, white and red color-scheme and no guns, but the fact remains that it […] Read more
Here is another great video by the BrotherhoodWorkshop that was created for the “How It Should Have Ended” YouTube channel. In case you are not familiar with it, HISHE features funny alternate endings to movies. This is the second collaboration between the BrotherhoodWorkshop and HISHE. The previous video was an alternate ending to The LEGO […] Read more
Recently I found this really well-made LEGO stop-motion video, where Kai takes on the American Ninja Warrior Obstacle Course. If you follow the real life American Ninja Warrior contest you will instantly recognize the different obstacles. If you are not familiar with this competition, American Ninja Warrior is a spin-off of the Japanese television series […] Read more
(Written by Geneva – gid617) The Symphony of Construction is an elaborate telephone game that alternates between LEGO and music as artistic mediums. It’s an experiment in inter-media interpretation started by Paul Vermeesch. One participant will build a LEGO creation, and then another will write a piece of music for that creation, followed by another […] Read more
You might remember the LEGO Little Prince project on LEGO Ideas by Colin Walle that we covered just about a year ago (see: LEGO Ideas: The Little Prince in LEGO). Since then the project reached another 4500 votes, and Colin also spent some time finalizing and perfecting the model based on the feedback he received. […] Read more
I found this sweet LEGO spaceship by a LEGO fan who goes by the name Paddy BrickSplitter. It has a bit of a LEGO Star Wars X-wing vibe with the shaping, mixed with the LEGO Galaxy Squad Bug Obliterator white/orange/trans-blue color-scheme. But that’s not all! There is a story here too! This shapely little ship […] Read more
A couple of years ago I discovered by accident French LEGO stop-motion filmmaker Maxime Marion and his highly engaging and entertaining videos about two LEGO characters, Henri and Edmond. The combination of expert stop-motion animation, great storytelling and the sweetness of the French language (with English subtitles) make these short films very enjoyable. You can […] Read more