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.
The moment the box arrives, you know you’re dealing with something special. LEGO Icons 10307: The Eiffel Tower is not just another big set—it’s one of LEGO’s most ambitious architectural feats.
When LEGO announced they were following up Rivendell with Barad-dûr, fans were ecstatic, I was ecstatic, and rightly so. This isn’t just another big black tower. It’s a sprawling, richly detailed love letter to Sauron’s dark domain and a masterclass in vertical LEGO design.
Some LEGO Minecraft sets feel like they’ve been yanked straight from your survival world – and The Sword Outpost (21244) does exactly that. It’s blocky, bold, and brilliantly nostalgic, blending creativity with combat in a set that’s as playable as it is display-worthy.
Star Wars and LEGO fans have long loved the iconic Republic Gunship, and with set 75354, LEGO gives us something special: a mid-sized Coruscant Guard variant based on Star Wars: The Clone Wars. This isn’t a UCS behemoth, it’s a more accessible, swooshable version meant to be played with, displayed, and appreciated for its deep Clone Wars lore.
Back in 2000, the original UCS TIE Interceptor helped define what “Ultimate Collector Series” would mean. Now, 24 years later, LEGO has returned to the sharp lines and menacing silhouette of this Imperial classic with a beautifully modernised re-release – and it doesn’t disappoint.
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.
The LEGO Star Wars Helmet Collection has delivered some iconic entries – from Darth Vader to Captain Rex – and now, with set 75408, Jango Fett finally gets his turn under the spotlight.
If you’ve ever dreamed of piloting the Millennium Falcon through a LEGO hyperspace, but don’t quite have the budget (or display space) for the UCS monster, then the LEGO set 30708: Millennium Falcon might be just the brick-built escape pod you’re looking for
As a LEGO Star Wars fan and longtime admirer of prequel-era ships, few things say “galactic bounty hunter chic” quite like the Firespray-Class starship. So when LEGO released Set 75409: Jango Fett’s Firespray-Class Starship as part of its 2025 Star Wars Day lineup, I knew this one had to join the fleet.