Those new to LEGO often shy away from customizing or rebuilding their sets into something else. A good way to transition into getting more adventurous with LEGO is with the LEGO Creator 3-in-1 sets. These sets come with instructions for three alternate designs, and sometimes even more on the LEGO website. This year, LEGO is […]Original linkOriginal author: Thita (admin)

The LEGO Group and Lionsgate have collaborated to unveil the first-ever Twilight-inspired LEGO set with the #21354 LEGO Ideas Twilight The Cullen House, in a deal facilitated by IMG Licensing. The Twilight Saga is one of the most successful young adult film franchises of all time.  The five films (Twilight, The Twilight Saga: New Moon, The Twilight […]Original linkOriginal author: Thita (admin)

Nintendo revealed an announcement trailer for their next generation console, the Switch’s successor, called the Switch 2. And of course, I have reactions. But first, in case you haven’t watched the trailer, you can see it right here: First off, the name, Switch 2, I think they missed an opportunity to use the Super adjective […] The post Nintendo announces the Switch 2 appeared first on FBTB. Original link

This has been a quiet year for the site… for some documented reasons for some that will probably be documented later on in this whole thing. But we’ve all been looking forward to doing the Advents, our yearly tradition that still happens to be a thing despite the fact that the internet is dead and […] The post Season’s of Spam 2024: Advent’s Galore Day 17 appeared first on FBTB. Original link

LEGO fan contests like Brickscalibur can push even the best builders to new creative heights through creative prompts, tight deadlines, and friendly competition. One builder whose creations consistently caught our eye during the latest competition goes by T-86 (Swe). What impresses with T-86’s builds isn’t just the stellar medieval brickwork, but the variety of approaches that capture the breadth of “castle” as a building theme. Let’s take a moment to celebrate each of T-86’s five submissions. First is “The Traitor,” submitted for the Perspective Matters category. This build is a showcase for brickwork in the modern castle aesthetic, creating walls that are deceptively simple at a glance, but upon closer inspection are a web of clever techniques. The arches on the right, capped with a jigsaw of  “cheese slopes” are a highlight, as is the door with its deep notches. By framing the shot with wall-to-wall LEGO bricks and simulating natural...