Once you see this clever LEGO tissue box built by Dicken Liu you really can’t unsee it. I dare you to forget about it. See, you can’t! But that’s how it goes with really fun and clever stuff. The ever-vain Guile from Street Fighter is known for his Sonic Boom and sweet flattop haircut; the latter replicated nicely as tissue. Now you can dream of knocking M. Bison’s lights out every time you blow your schnozz. If that’s not a flawless victory I don’t know what is! The post Got an achoo? Guile’s gotchu! appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Lino

Iron Builder is heating up and LEGO builder Miscellanabuilds comes out swinging with a huge mallet. Also a baseball bat. With a penchant for acrobatics, theatrics, and a touch of insanity, Harley Quinn is ready for whatever comes her way. Adorned in stylish red and black, Harley is looking “A-OK, Mr. J.” Speaking of The Joker, he’s leering in the background. See him there? If this fiendish folie à deux is any indicator, we look forward to whatever else Miscellanabuilds has in store for us. The post “Mama’s gonna paint the streets with blood!” appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Lino

It feels like there’s always been some The Legend of Zelda set proposal bouncing around on LEGO Ideas, ever since the ancient times of the Sheikah before us. And while it’s not releasing within that theme, there’s certainly much excitement for the first LEGO entry into this Nintendo property. Offering two different builds, referencing either Breath of the Wild or Ocarina of Time, LEGO The Legend of Zelda 77092 Great Deku Tree 2-in-1 comes in at 2,500 pieces with release on September 1st. The set is already available for pre-order, retailing for US $299.99 | CAN $389.99 | UK £259.99 on the LEGO website. It may also be available from third-party sellers such as Amazon and eBay. A quick note on these reviews From the title of this review (and this section for that matter), you can probably tell what’s going on. We’re going to cover each of the two builds...

Today is the last day to get your orders in for three LEGO promotions that are currently going on the LEGO Shop. First is the LEGO Trophy Award (40688) which you can get with purchases of $85. To help you get there, LEGO is doing Double Insider Points for all LEGO DREAMZzz sets. If you’re not into DREAMZzz, there’s also double points on select LEGO Icons, Ideas, and Star Wars sets. • LEGO Icons Bumblebee (10338)• LEGO Icons NASA Artemis Space Launch System (10341)• LEGO Ideas Disney Hocus Pocus – The Sanderson Sisters’ Cottage (21341)• LEGO Star Wars The Razor Crest (75331)• LEGO Star Wars Coruscant Guard Gunship (75354)• LEGO Star Wars Chewbacca (75371) As a Rakuten/Linkshare Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The post Last Day for LEGO Trophy Award GWP, Double Insider Points on Select Sets appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Tokens. Like Tolkein’s One Ring, these precious little LEGO things can change the trajectory of a little hobbit and can hold great untold value when forged correctly.  Yesterday’s article discussed the Token of Brickworld: the Gugick, which is built and distributed by the Brickworld Master which has its own set of rules. Today, I’m going to talk about Tokens of Appreciation given from builder to build at LEGO conventions—and my personal rules for them. Tom - frequent Febrovery builder - and his rover Tokens The Origin of Tokens While I'm squarely to blame for the Gugicks, you can’t blame me as much for tokens. Tokens of Appreciation (or whatever name you want to call them) started long before Arthur invaded our displays with Scorpions, so it’s not something that he or I can be blamed for. KC Ross’s signature snails - Magic Card for scale I believe KC Ross has been...