Last month the LEGO Ideas team made some pretty significant changes to the platform based on user experience testing, surveys, and listening to comments and feedback on their website and at LEGO fan events. As you know, LEGO Ideas is a platform where LEGO fans can suggest their own models to become future LEGO sets. […] Read more
LEGO Community News
LEGO is looking for your input and feedback again. It was recently announced on the LEGO Ambassador Forum that the LEGO.com team would like to get a better understanding of how teen and adult LEGO fans use the LEGO website. LEGO Ambassadors were asked to discuss the topic within their communities, and report back with their findings. […] Read more
You may remember that LEGO recently ran a survey to test out their new website design (see: Test Out the New Online LEGO Shop!), and many of our readers, as well as members of other LEGO fan sites, have given their feedback. If you have visited the Online LEGO Shop in the last couple of […] Read more
As you may remember from our previous discussions, LEGO re-launched their ReBrick website, solely focusing on LEGO contests for teen and adult LEGO fans. So far there has been some really interesting contests with great prizes, and the LEGO Friends and LEGO BIONICLE contests are still open (see links at the end of this post), […] Read more
According to the information found on The LEGO Group History page, the Online LEGO Shop opened in 1999. That’s a long time ago! Previously LEGO fans could only shop for LEGO sets at official LEGO stores (if they were lucky to live near one), from various toy retailers, or via the phone from the LEGO […] Read more
“Mission to Space” is a NASA-LEGO partnership to inspire children about science and space exploration through two complimentary and interactive websites. They have lots of interesting information, activities, videos, quizzes, and more. If you have kids who are interested in spacetravel, becoming an astronaut, or how science is used in exploring distant planets, this is […] Read more
There is an interesting contest for LEGO fans run by a company based in the UK called Radleys. They make scientific glassware and laboratory instruments for industrial and academic research facilities around the world. The contest is about building a LEGO lab, it is for three age levels, open to contestants from all countries, and […] Read more
Today I wanted to introduce you to a very interesting service for LEGO fans that just launched today. It is called MOC Nation: Designer LEGO Creations. It basically allows LEGO fans to submit their own LEGO models, and if chosen by the staff, they become available for purchase via the MOC Nation website. Below is […] Read more
All four dates of the LEGO Inside Tour for 2016 are now passed, which means that we can talk a bit more in detail about the tour without spoiling the experience for anyone. As we have discussed previously (see links at the end of this post), the LEGO Inside Tour is considered the ultimate experience […] Read more
Last week LEGO updated their Guidelines and House Rules and Terms of Service to clarify the range of submissions that would make good candidates for LEGO Ideas sets. This includes new limits to project size, scope, and subject matter, as well as simplified guidelines for collaborative projects. LEGO Ideas is a very innovate initiative from […] Read more
