While you can’t buy buy buy official Deadpool & Wolverine Brickheadz from the LEGO group, mutant and merc fan Shipmaster steps up with fan variants that are too perfect to be pruned by the TVA. The headlining movie heroes are joined by lesser known fan favorite Gwenpool, who shares Deadpool’s meta superpowers (if not his penchant for blood and vulgarity). Shipmaster does a stellar job matching the characters’ comics appearances without skimping on LEGO skill. Binoculars make for the perfect ammo belt around Wade’s waist, and Wolverine’s “ears” nail the X-Men ’97 costume look, but my favorite technique is the log on Logan’s display stand. The post Deadpool & Wolverine & Gwenpool get the fan BrickHeadz treatment appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Jake Forbes

Summer is in full swing for the northern hemisphere, and LEGO fans are discovering a massive wave of new sets releasing on the LEGO website today. With offerings from Star Wars, Marvel, Technic, LEGO Ideas, and other themes, there’s plenty to have a gander at. I’m particularly excited about releases like LEGO Technic 42182 NASA Apollo Lunar Roving Vehicle – LRV, LEGO Star Wars 75389 The Dark Falcon, and Marvel 76297 Dancing Groot. Of course we won’t be able to cover everything, but check out all the highlights from this month’s new releases below. And if you want to see all the sets that just hit the virtual and real-world store shelves, head on over to the LEGO website (US | CAN | UK). LEGO Star Wars LEGO Star Wars 75389 The Dark Falcon | 1,579 Pieces | Available Now | US $179.99 | CAN $239.99 | UK £159.99 LEGO Star...

Building scenes from movies and TV series has always been a thing with LEGO builders, but there is one very popular and long-running TV show that has a very special relation with LEGO, and yet it seems like—maybe for that very reason—it has been astonishingly underrepresented in the MOCing community. But here’s hoping that that’s about to change! There’s certainly no reason that Ninjago-inspired scenes shouldn’t be widespread in the building community, considering the huge amount of gorgeous landscapes, vehicles, animals, and scenes available—and tacking on the fact that the show is already half LEGO to begin with! But there are a few significant missing MOCs. I’m here today to share a bit of my inspiration with you and hopefully give you what you need to tackle building some Ninjago scenes —to get you inspired to dive in deeper and find the hundred other scenes that just need to be reproduced...

Earlier today, Amazon did a surprise limited time sale for the LEGO Star Wars Ahsoka New Republic E-Wing vs. Shin Hati’s Starfighter (75364). The set has been discounted 26% and is now priced at $81.70. As of this post, 29% of the sets at this price have been claimed and once it reaches 100%, the sale will be over. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The post LEGO Star Wars New Republic E-Wing vs. Shin Hati’s Starfighter (75364) Amazon Sale – July 2024 appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Today’s BrickNerd article features a guest post about LEGO monorail by Joe Meno of BrickJournal Magazine. Bring Back Monorail! One of the perennial requests that come from long-term LEGO fans is to bring back the monorail. Year in and year out, the request is made at conventions to LEGO representatives, and year in and year out, the company’s reply is the same: “We are not currently planning a monorail.” It has almost become a badge of honor for a visiting designer to get the question—to the point that asking the questions has become more of a cultural phenomenon rather than a sincere request. IMage via Brickset Of course, there are a number of reasons why monorail from the 80s and 90s is likely never going to make a comeback. The molds and the motor aren’t available anymore because they were produced by a contractor that no longer exists. There would be...