
LEGO’s Ministry of Magic Demands Space Above and Below the Shelf
The 3,491-piece Ministry of Magic recreates three levels of Wizarding World bureaucracy, including underground details that demand more than an ordinary shelf.

The 3,491-piece Ministry of Magic recreates three levels of Wizarding World bureaucracy, including underground details that demand more than an ordinary shelf.

LEGO’s first trailing Botanicals plant brings movable two-tone leaves, customizable vines, and two display options—without the watering or desperate search for sunlight.

A cursed board game, a castle packed with classic movie monsters, and two elegant kimono-clad figures have emerged victorious from the Third 2025 LEGO Ideas Review.

DRChurch spent nine months turning Treasure Planet’s curvy solar galleon into a LEGO model, complete with four preliminary minifigures—and it now has 10,000 supporters.

LEGO returns to Nintendo’s arcade beginnings with a playable Donkey Kong cabinet featuring moving Jumpman, 21 circulating barrels, and working controls.

Doctor Doom gets a display bust, a giant Sentinel, an Avengers Tower showdown, a Quinjet, and BrickHeadz in LEGO’s first Avengers: Doomsday lineup.
LEGO’s latest Star Trek set recreates the iconic U.S.S. Enterprise bridge and transporter room with 1,701 pieces, eight crew minifigures, tribbles, and interactive features inspired by the original series.

The truth is out there, and now it’s made of LEGO bricks. LEGO Ideas The X-Files (21369) brings Mulder’s office, the iconic UFO encounter, and eight fan-favorite minifigures together in one nostalgia-packed display set.

Lafabrick’s fan-designed E.T. has officially joined the LEGO Ideas lineup. The 1,226-piece set recreates the lovable extraterrestrial with refined movie-accurate details, articulated fingers, and a glowing heart.

One of London’s most recognizable landmarks has finally joined the LEGO Architecture collection. The 3,745-piece Tower Bridge features opening bascules, microscale vehicles, and a beautifully detailed River Thames display.

Created in collaboration with Vienna’s Belvedere Museum, the LEGO Art Gustav Klimt – The Kiss (31221) recreates the Austrian master’s iconic painting as the largest LEGO Art set to date, complete with layered 3D details worthy of any gallery wall.