This LEGO creation from Brickleas is deceptively simple and colorful, to say the least. The bright colors play off each other beautifully without taking over the scene, and the variety of underwater vegetation is well done, especially with the implied, yet peaceful, movement. This build was a submission for an Iron Builder contest, where the builder had to use this odd shield holder part, and Brickleas did a great job incorporating it into a well-textured fish. The post Just keep swimming with this LEGO fish creation appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Joseph Demme

I have a soft spot for Tudor-style buildings, brick-built trees, crumbling brick walls and interesting colour choices. This little medieval bakery by Danthefan ticks all the boxes for me. The Tudor style looks nice and simple. It even is used for the round tower, which isn’t an easy thing to do. The building has a little stone porch complete with stairs, and the stonework around the base of the house looks as if it has been there for a long time and has passed the test of time. You might notice that while the roof is bright green, the top of the roof of the tower is medium green. I had a hard time identifying the LEGO piece used for the top of the tower. Turns out, it is not LEGO System, it’s DUPLO! and it is brilliant. I currently do not have any DUPLO at hand but it appears the...

The set has been out for a while now but LEGO has just released the designer video for the LEGO Star Wars Imperial Probe Droid (75306). Designer Jan Neergaard Olesen talks about some of the details in the set which was first seen in The Empire Strikes Back. Although LEGO has made the Probe Droid before, this set was the first one to be in this size. The Imperial Probe Droid (75306) is now available for purchase on the LEGO Shop for $59.99. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

A few days ago, LEGO announced the grand prize and runner up winners of the building contest that puts their creations in the LEGO House for an entire year. There are three grand prize winners for each category and 66 runner up winners who will have their creations on display. Below are just a few of the builds. Grand Prize Winners Architecture: Tradional Medicine Shop by Knowyourpieces Minifigure: Backyard Blastoff by nasa105 Nature: Mount Fuji and Cranes by MoMoLam Runner Up Winners Architecture: Hexahedral Planetoid by Si-MOCs1 Minifigure: Exploring the Serenity Garden by ABagino Nature: Avian Blossom by Woomy World Minifigure: Yoyageur Waterfall by Ians Bricks Nature: The Branching Elk by DVIDDY Architecture: Roman Skyscraper by BenBuildsLego Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

LEGO has announced they have launched their first digital vlog series for LEGO Ninjago called Ninja Vlogs. The vlogs feature Jay and Nya who are played by actors using motion capture and real-time rendering and it combines CGI along with a live action performance. The first episode airs today over at https://www.lego.com/en-us/kids with subsequent episodes following every second Friday. Ninja Vlogs Go! The LEGO Group Launches First Digital Vlog Series LEGO® Ninjago Characters Jay and Nya to be played by actors using motion capture and real-time rendering May 28th, 2021: Today, the LEGO Group steps into a new realm of adventure and discovery as it launches the first episode of Ninja Vlogs, a brand-new series of motion capture vlogs aimed at viewers ages 6-12 years. Hosted by Jay and Nya, two familiar faces from LEGO® Ninjago, the interactive vlogs offer a new way for young fans to connect with the beloved...