LEGO Community News

The LEGO Club Magazine has been a wonderful inspiration for young LEGO fans. It is full of interesting comics, games, contests, posters, building tips, featured creations, and more. The magazine is released every two months, so there are six issues per year. Subscription to the print version of the magazine is free for young LEGO […] Read more

With Halloween coming up, kids and adults are looking for costumes that are either scary, or resembles their favorite fictional characters. Back in August Disguise, Inc., the Halloween costume division of leading toy manufacturer, JAKKS Pacific, Inc., announced that it has secured a licensing agreement with the LEGO Group to release children’s Halloween costumes based […] Read more

Last week LEGO announced the review results of the projects that reached 10,000 supporters between January and May 2016. There were nine projects in this review period, and the result came to many LEGO fans as a pleasant and unexpected surprise. Below you will find the full announcement as well as some other details, so […] Read more

There is a new contest at LEGO’s ReBrick website for teen and adult LEGO fans that I wanted to make sure you know about. It is a really fun LEGO micro-building contest with some great prizes. Details below. :) :arrow: LEGO MICRO-BUILDING CONTEST – DESCRIPTION: With LEGO Classic, everything is possible, and LEGO Classic bricks can […] Read more

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 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