Next week The Brothers Brick will be in Billund, Denmark at LEGO’s headquarters to talk with LEGO about how the company interacts with the fan community. That’s not all we’ll be doing though, as we’ll also have an opportunity to sit down with a handful of LEGO designers to pick their brains about your favorite themes. We want to give our readers a chance to get in on the action, so if you’ve got a burning question about one of these themes, you can fill out our form to submit your question. Just remember, LEGO designers can never talk about unannounced future products or plans, so there’s no point asking “will LEGO ever make Monorail again?” or “what sets are planned for next summer?” The design teams we’ll be speaking with include Creator Expert, Games (Video Games & Apps), Harry Potter, Hidden Side, Ideas, Jurassic World, and Speed Champions. Although the...

LEGO is going all-in on the Statue of Liberty lately, having just released a huge new Architecture set of the famous American landmark last year and featuring a post-apocalyptic version in The LEGO Movie 2, with the huge accompanying Apocalypseburg set headlining the movie tie-ins. Now the emblem of freedom is getting another LEGO makeover with a BrickHeadz set, 40367 Lady Liberty. There’s no word yet on when the set will be released, but it’s a good bet it will be June 1 to have it out in stores well ahead of American Independence Day on July 4. The set has 153 pieces, and will likely retail for $9.99 USD. 40367 Lady Liberty | 153 pcs | ~$9.99 USD Images courtesy of LEGO. The post LEGO BrickHeadz 40367 Lady Liberty officially revealed [News] appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Chris

No matter what you might have thought of the 2013 sci-fi film Oblivion, starring Tom Cruise, you can admit it featured some sweet tech. From the electric motorbike, to the huge water hoovers, to that giant upside-down pyramid, the film’s visuals were stunning. One of the most iconic vehicles was the super-maneuverable light plane which was quickly nicknamed the Bubble Ship. This stunning model by Riskjockey captures the stark, delicate visual aesthetic from the film, including swiveling landing gear. I love the smooth engine pods and the clever use of the new gyro-sphere and hatch from the Jurassic World theme for the cockpit. Another nice part use is the large triangular panels used to create the geometric symmetry of the fuselage of the ship. This is not the first version of the Bubble Ship–or even the second–that has been featured here on TBB over the years since the movie’s release in...

Second update: The stickers were doled out by an employee as the little builds were being assembled, so no chance of seeing them turn up elsewhere. Perhaps a member of the AFOL community can drum up...[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]Original link

This ’80s style commercial hits all the right notes: it’s nostalgic (if you’re an old fart like me), a tad creepy but enough to reflect the vibe of the show, and, as weird as this...[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]Original link