LEGO expands its Star Wars display lineup with new mini busts of Darth Vader and Yoda, bringing helmet-level detail to a compact format complete with rotating head features, nameplates, and matching minifigures.
Nike and LEGO team up again, this time pairing a wearable Air Max 95 Big Bubble with a detailed 1,213-piece LEGO build that turns a classic sneaker into something you can both wear and display.
A detailed 1,903-piece model with a full interior, classic Pan Am livery, and retractable landing gear captures a defining era of aviation history.
The iconic red-and-white Moon Rocket from Tintin’s Destination Moon becomes a 1,283-piece LEGO Ideas set complete with classic characters and a retro control room interior.
LEGO recreates Luffy’s legendary Gum-Gum Fruit from One Piece as a 482-piece display set complete with young and adult Luffy minifigures.
Luigi finally joins the LEGO Mario Kart lineup with a large-scale Mach 8 kart build featuring 2,234 pieces and interactive racing details.
A teen LEGO builder created a wearable jacket using 19,000 LEGO pieces, proving once again that plastic bricks can be fashion too.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are not strangers to LEGO. There have been LEGO TMNT sets before, but they stopped about 12 years ago. Well, that […]
I have watched many animated feature films, and I have got to say Pixar’s Up has got to be the saddest of them all. It […]
LEGO has proven that plastic bricks are perfect for recreating iconic helmets. But so far, what we have seen are helmets with little to no […]
We lied. The LEGO-related topic does not end with the last post. We have more, but this time, it’s coming from LEGO House. LEGO pays […]