JB Spielwaren has revealed some of the new 2024 LEGO Disney sets which will have minidolls based on Beauty and the Beast, Frozen, Tangled, The Little Mermaid, Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, and The Princess and the Frog. Belle’s Storytime Horse Carriage (43233) Elsa’s Frozen Treats (43234) Elsa’s Frozen Castle (43238) Rapunzel’s Tower & The Snuggly Duckling Inn (43241) Princess Market Adventure (43246) The post LEGO Disney 2024 Sets Revealed appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

If you’re a fan of art pieces, Amazon currently has the LEGO Art The Rolling Stones (31206) on sale for 25% off. Normally priced at $149.99, it is now listed at $112.49 which saves you about $37 on this 1,998 piece set. This sale makes it the lowest price the set has been at on Amazon. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The post LEGO Art The Rolling Stones (31206) Amazon Sale – December 2023 appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

That old saying, “work smarter, not harder,” isn’t in my vocabulary thanks to the influence of my hard-working parents. I tend to work hard, but I also like to think I work smart too. For example, this year, I started a LEGO Club at my elementary school. Now I know what you’re thinking, “How is that working smart?” I encourage you to come on a journey with me and I’ll tell you how. Life Is Like A Box Of LEGO I started considering hosting a LEGO Club at my school in the summer of 2021. I remember telling my school admin about my idea at the annual staff picnic. They lit up at the idea! But, you know, life… As an Education Assistant, my job is extremely demanding. It is emotionally draining a lot of the time, thus the high burnout rate in the profession. Instead of quitting, I took a...

Today’s article comes from guest contributor BrickinNick who attended the New York launch of LEGO Fortnite. LEGO Fortnite Hello BrickNerd readers! I’m BrickinNick, a content creator, LEGO Master and avid gamer. BrickNerd was kind enough to invite me to be a guest contributor for a special event held in New York City: an early look at LEGO Fortnite for press and fan media, featuring a hands-on game demo and roundtable Q&A. This was an extremely exciting invitation to receive, as my favorite types of custom builds to create are ones based on video games. I’ve even tackled a wide variety of Fortnite-based builds over the years, so I couldn’t wait to get a glimpse of what LEGO and Fortnite were building together! View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize Going Digital… Again But before talk about what is new, let’s take a step back at what has come before. Going...

There are some things that only happen once in a lifetime, so when they do, you go all out. Five siblings attending a LEGO convention together is one of those things, so when that happened to us at Brickworld Chicago earlier this year, we knew the achievement called for a big collaboration. But there was a hitch. You might know that my family lives in South America. You almost certainly are aware that air travel is not known for its friendliness to LEGO creations. Besides, with the size of collaboration we were going for, there’d hardly have been enough room in our luggage! Enter the amazingly generous LEGO community, which helped us raise money through a GoFundMe. Dozens of PAB cups and BrickLink orders later, we had the bricks we needed to build a show stopper. But bricks are only half the battle. Finding a strong concept for our collaboration was...