Dungeons & Dragons will be at San Diego Comic Con 2024 and it looks like there will be some LEGO related content happening there. At Booth #3213 throughout the weekend, there will be some recent releases on display including LEGO which most likely will be the Red Dragon’s Tale (21348) but it also mentions there will be upcoming releases on display. Perhaps there will be a sneak peek at the upcoming LEGO Dungeons & Dragons Collectible Minifigures Series which is scheduled to be coming in September. I’ll swing by to check out what’s going on there and report back. Come visit Booth #3213 on the exhibit hall floor to check out upcoming releases on display, including Quests from the Infinite Staircase and The Making of Original Dungeons & Dragons: 1970-1977. In addition, we’ll have several great recent releases and show exclusives on display from partners such as Royal Mail, Super7, WizKids,...

I hate to be doing these posts more than regular news posts but there are so many good deals out there that you should know about. Amazon has discounted the LEGO Icons Corvette (10321) by 30% which drops the price down to $104.99. This saves you a whopping $45 on the 1,210 piece set. I haven’t seen a better deal for this set than right now. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The post LEGO Icons Corvette (10321) Amazon Sale – July 2024 appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

I hate to be doing these posts more than regular news posts but there are so many good deals out there that you should know about. Amazon has discounted the LEGO Icons Corvette (10321) by 30% which drops the price down to $104.99. This saves you a whopping $45 on the 1,210 piece set. I haven’t seen a better deal for this set than right now. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The post LEGO Icons Corvette (10321) Amazon Sale – July 2024 appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

More than ten years ago, the Guilds of Historica RPG started on Eurobricks.com. It’s the longest-running LEGO fantasy RPG where castle builders can connect and be inspired by a supportive community. An important part of that group is competing in contests and challenges. The very first one was called “Build a Watchtower.” To celebrate their tenth anniversary, the task was revisited once again to build a watchtower anew. It’s always surprising to see people’s unique approach to completing such a challenge. Let’s have a look at the towers that the members of the fantasy realm came up with. Mitgardian Watchtower of Treacleheim by MKJoshA This is a complete diorama with a sturdy tower embedded in the mountain wall. The beacon on the side of the tower is a nice addition, and the snow layered at the bottom looks very natural. The purple foliage adds an attractive splash of color. Autumn Watchtower...

A year or two ago my LUG received many old models that had been on display or stuck in storage for years—and they looked it. Source: LEGO Peeling back some of the bricks revealed layers of grime that had snuck into weird places, white bricks yellowed to the hue of a peach, and something unexpectedly gooey my fingers touched every now and then. I wish I had pictures to disgust you with. Coming into possession of these old models, I couldn’t help but reflect on my early days building with LEGO and how I would build up my collection. Inheriting Bricks and Humble Beginnings When I was a little kid, I would play with LEGO at my grandparents’ house. Part of the ritual of leaving my grandparents’ home was to make them promise not to let anyone tear apart whatever I’d built on that visit. However, it was rare to find...