76178 daily bugle
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LEGO Set Review: Daily Bugle (76178) – A Dream Three Years in the Making

Some builds are special, not just for their scale or detail, but for the stories that lead up to them. For my son Luke, now freshly 7 years old, the LEGO 76178 Daily Bugle wasn’t just another set. It was his dream build. A towering centerpiece of minifigure mayhem and Marvel storytelling, the Daily Bugle is a set he’s longed for since he was four. And now, with a birthday candle extinguished and LEGO City expanding at Redmond’s Forge, the time was finally right.

21335 motorized lighthouse
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LEGO Set Review: Motorized Lighthouse (21335) – A Beacon of Brick-Built Brilliance

There’s something magical about lighthouses. The romance of the sea, the solitude of the tower, and the reliable flash of the beacon guiding sailors home. LEGO’s 21335 Motorized Lighthouse brings all of that to life with stunning accuracy and beautiful design. Released under the LEGO Ideas line, this set is a testament to fan creativity and LEGO engineering, and right now, it’s available at a huge discount for LEGO Insiders: €224.99 instead of the €299.99 RRP.

60343 review
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LEGO Set Review: LEGO City Rescue Helicopter Transport (60343)

This morning’s kitchen table session was led by Luke and Rose, who wasted no time diving into the colourful bags of parts. At 215 pieces, 60343 is the perfect size for a morning build, not too long to lose focus, but detailed enough to feel rewarding. The instructions are clear and friendly, and as always, LEGO City sets have a charm that engages younger builders right from the first brick.

gamer fest 2025
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GamerFest 25 Dublin – What A Family Blast

GamerFest 2025 in Dublin was more than a gaming event—it was a family adventure. With my kids Luke (7) and Rose (4) diving into VR, Minecraft, and even playing as Ronaldo in a hilarious fighting game, it turned into an unforgettable weekend. Here’s why GamerFest is the perfect playground for gamers of all ages.

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