As we discussed previously, Lead User Lab is a new initiative by LEGO to capture project and product ideas from the LEGO fan community, evaluate their potential, and bring them to life in new ways. Since the initial announcement back in June, the Lead User Lab team has been assembled, and they held their first […]Original linkOriginal author: admin

Today, the LEGO Group revealed its 2020 Chinese New Year sets – the #80104 LEGO Chinese New Year Lion Dance and the #80105 LEGO Chinese New Year Temple Fair. The launch follows on from this year’s popular sets: the #80103 LEGO Chinese New Year Dragon Boat Race, the #80102 LEGO Chinese New Year Dragon Dance, […]Original linkOriginal author: admin

This is definitely a case of better late than never. Builder Proudlove started this awesome space station for SHIPtember but didn’t get it done in time. Thankfully he persevered and we get to appreciate it. And while it wasn’t done in time for that it was finished in time for Brickomanie 2019, and attendees were able to see this lovely creation in person (and I’m a bit jealous). Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

Thomas is here to shatter your childhood thanks to an upgrade (?) by builder dvdliu. This one resonates with me because a couple years ago we did some Thomas animation at my stop motion studio, and we had dozens of this little guy and his friends around. But they were extra disturbing because I removed their pupils for animation purposes, so they were zombies. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

I was lucky enough to not only see this wonderful kinetic sculpture by JK Brickworks at BrickCon this year, I was also able to finally meet Jason in person. I won’t go to the trouble of describing what this does, since my words won’t do it justice and there’s a very detailed and excellent video linked below. I strongly encourage you to take time to watch, it’s absolutely fascinating. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy