LEGO City: The Living, Breathing World of Everyday Imagination
LEGO City is not just a theme, it is the backbone of LEGO storytelling. It is the world where everything […]
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LEGO Ninjago: From Risky Experiment to Cultural Phenomenon
When LEGO launched LEGO Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu in 2011, it was meant to be a short-lived experiment. The original
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LEGO Friends: A Decade of Heartlake City, Storytelling, and a New Kind of LEGO Play
When The LEGO Group launched LEGO Friends in 2012, it quietly became one of the most commercially successful, and culturally
Star Wars: The Ultimate Collector Series (UCS)
The LEGO Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series (UCS) represents the zenith of brick-built artistry for many adult fans. These sets
Star Wars Minifigures – The Tiny Heroes of the Galaxy
LEGO Star Wars minifigures are far more than just small plastic figures; they are the heart and soul of many collections, the tiny heroes (and villains) that populate our brick-built galaxy. For many fans, collecting minifigures is a primary focus, driven by the desire to own representations of their favorite characters, complete specific factions, or acquire rare and valuable pieces.
LEGO Set Review: Mercedes-AMG G 63 & Mercedes-AMG SL 63 (76924) Speed Champions
Some LEGO sets come to you by chance, others by deliberate hunt, and some by the luck of an auction win. LEGO Speed Champions 76924: Mercedes-AMG G 63 & Mercedes-AMG SL 63 was one of those finds for me. Picked up sealed at auction, it also came as part of a Greystones haul that already carried with it the thrill of the chase.
LEGO Set Review: Medieval Town Square (10332)
At the kitchen table in Redmond’s Forge, surrounded by half-opened polybags and teeny bricks, the Medieval Town Square springs to life. I carefully arranged pieces beside Luke, whose eyes widen at the sight of a mini-diorama tapestry, while Rose happily follows the instructions with her own pile of cheese stalls and goats. Together, we’re building not just a set, it’s a slice of medieval life.
LEGO Set Review: Jabba’s Sail Barge (6210)
Set 6210 is one of the most beloved original trilogy Star Wars playsets, bringing the action of Return of the Jedi’s Tatooine rescue scene to life. With a large, detailed Sail Barge, side skiffs, and a Sarlacc pit, this was a dream set for collectors and kids alike in 2006, and remains a top-tier vintage display piece in 2025.
Beyond the Blocks: A Comprehensive Guide to the Enduring Appeal of LEGO BrickHeadz
The official launch of the LEGO BrickHeadz theme was strategically executed at San Diego Comic-Con in 2017. This high-profile event served as an ideal platform to generate immediate buzz and cultivate a sense of exclusivity. Convention-exclusive two-packs, featuring characters from popular DC and Marvel properties such as Captain America, Wonder Woman, and The Joker, were made available only at the LEGO booth.
LEGO Set Review: Jango Fett’s Slave I (7153)
At the time of its release, 7153 was one of the most iconic LEGO Star Wars sets due to one major factor: the first ever Jango Fett minifigure. The ship itself, Jango’s blue-and-gray version of the Slave I, is based on his appearance in Attack of the Clones, and includes several play features.