A LEGO builder we’ve admired for a long time has been going through some stuff lately. There’s been a bit of a name change, a bit of a gender change but on display is the same amazing talent we’ve always marveled. Introducing Jente Bijl, a happier builder who is emerging from dark times and this appears to be her debut LEGO creation since living as a woman. It’s called “Inner Me” and what a lovely build it is! The topsy-turvy buildings are all attached and are chock full of clever build techniques. They feature the colors of the transgender flag and also mimics a curvy female shape. It represents a new life, a new beginning for Jente, and she most assuredly has our love and support. We look forward whatever else she has in store for us. The post Discover a new life, a new beginning appeared first on The Brothers...

If you are anything like me, you have an entire drawer full of dark gray LEGO ball plates, which were first introduced in the Mixels theme. well, it looks like NikiFilik does too, and they found the perfect use for them as tiny typewriter keys. But the inspiring parts usage doesn’t stop there. Minifigure helmets are used as ribbon spools, and the little vents capture the look perfectly. The post A classic typewriter, perfect for your next microscale manuscript appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Daniel

We’ve been admirers of the LEGO trains from Sérgio Batista for some time now. Builing at 1:45 scale, Sérgio recreates the trains of his native Portugal in incredible detail, earning prizes and the attention of local media. In his latest project, it wasn’t the trains themselves but the setting that caught our attention – specifically the minifig-scale graffiti on the ruined buildings, walls, and train cars along the tracks. Some might call painting on bricks in this way vandalism, but we were taken by how immersive the effect is. It’s a side of life by the train tracks that you don’t often see in LEGO or models in general. We reached out to Sérgio to learn more about his love for LEGO trains and how he came to playing with graffiti in his latest work. TBB: First off, how did you become interested in LEGO train modeling? Sérgio Batista:  Since childhood,...

Today The LEGO Group and The Pokémon Company announced a multi-year partnership with new sets to arrive in 2026. Details are short at this time, with a teaser video just showing the tail of a brick-built Pikachu, but with over 1,000 Pokémon and 30 years of games and anime to draw from, the possibilities are vast. Previously, Pokémon building toys had been released by Mega, with the line including both larger-scale buildable characters and smaller-scale playsets. Will LEGO follow a similar model? Can we expect minifigs of your favorite trainers? Tell us in the comments what you want to see from Pokémon LEGO sets next year. And while you’re waiting, have a peek(achu) at our Pokédex of fan creations we’ve admired over the years. Billund, Denmark, March 18, 2025: Today, the LEGO Group and The Pokémon Company International announced a new multi-year partnership that will bring LEGO® Pokémon to fans for the...

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