For those who know me, I’m a huge fan of Overwatch and have been collecting many things from the line including the LEGO Overwatch sets. It’s a pretty niche theme but there were some cool parts and minifigures that have come out of it. The sets did release when the hype for the game died down substantially but there were still many dedicated players and fans. Since the game was released, there were 21 original characters available to play and by the time the sets were released in January 2019, there were 29 total characters. Out of those 29, we only had minifigures of 15 of them, 16 if you count Bastion, however we were still missing some popular characters like Lucio and Mei. In fact, we didn’t get six minifigures from the original characters (Lucio, Mei, Torbjorn, Zenyatta, Symmetra, and Zarya). Fast forward to summer 2019 when there were rumors...

The LEGO House in Denmark is still closed as the country has still not opened up but LEGO is looking to focus more on the virtual environment as they have launched recently launched a new YouTube channel for the LEGO House. They have also started a new series for the Masterpiece Gallery in which they interview builders who have their work displayed at the LEGO House. The long awaited statement from the Danish Prime Minister on Thursday did unfortunately not change the situation for LEGO House. We still hope that we’ll be able to open before the summer holidays but nothing is for certain yet. Therefore LEGO House is still closed until further notice. Instead we have decided to bring some of the LEGO House atmosphere home to our friends around the world. For weeks we have been creating “LEGO House @Home content” for our social media channels with tips and...

(Written by Mark H. Avery) Like lots of other people, the Coronavirus has changed by life. Thank G-d I am healthy, but I’ve been self- quarantined for weeks. I still have my job, but I seem to be working a lot harder at it than usual. But like, I assume, many others, I’m looking for […]Original linkOriginal author: Thita (admin)

I don’t know if any of you are still getting the LEGO Life Magazine, as all the cook kids seem to be reading the online version. Personally, I still appreciate leafing through the pages, and that I can give my eyes a break from staring at screens. Anyhow, the April-June issue of the LEGO Life […]Original linkOriginal author: Thita (admin)

As you probably know already, LEGO recently transitioned over to LEGO Powered Up, a Bluetooth-based app-controlled powering system from the previous IR-based LEGO Power Functions. The switch hasn’t been easy, particularly because documentation on the new system has been lacking severely, and because both systems are sold at the same time. People are confused when […]Original linkOriginal author: Thita (admin)