Earlier we brought you a first look at four new LEGO Star Wars sets, including the super cool Snoke’s Throne Room. But today LEGO is revealing their whole lineup for this fall, so we’ll be going through each theme and bringing you all the latest news, including hands-on photos of many of these sets from LEGO’s special Fall 2018 Preview event. Let’s start off with 3 more LEGO Star Wars sets. 75203 Hoth Medical Chamber, 255 pieces | Age 7+ 29.99 (USD) 39.99 (CAD) Available in August 75221 Imperial Landing Craft 636 pieces | Age 9+ 89.99 (USD) 109.99 (CAD) Available in August 75213 LEGO Star Wars Advent Calendar 307 pieces | Age 6+ 39.99 (USD) 49.99 (CAD) Available in September Don’t miss the rest of our news coverage, including more Summer 2018 Star Wars sets that weren’t on display at the preview: LEGO Harry Potter setsLEGO Harry Potter sets hands-on...

LEGO has just revealed four new Star Wars sets, available starting August 1. They include a new Sandcrawler, X-Wing, and Anakin’s Jedi Starfighter, along with a playset of Snoke’s Throne Room from The Last Jedi. Check out the images below, and check back later today as we’ll be bringing you a hands-on look at these sets (and much more!) from LEGO’s Fall 2018 Preview event this afternoon. [Update: Don’t miss our in-person coverage of these sets] And don’t miss the rest of the new Star Wars sets, including the Hoth Medical Chamber. 75216 Snoke’s Throne Room, 492 pieces 75214 Anakin’s Jedi Starfighter, 247 pcs 75218 X-wing Starfighter, 731 pcs 75220 Sandcrawler, 1,239 pcs Don’t miss the rest of our news coverage, including more Summer 2018 Star Wars sets that weren’t on display at the preview: LEGO Harry Potter setsLEGO Harry Potter sets hands-on coverage from the Fall 2018 Preview eventLEGO Harry...

LEGO is expanding on its hit line of Boost programmable motorized kits. While the initial set was called Boost, the system it’s inspired will be called Powered Up. We got our first look at one of these back in February at Toy Fair with the Ninjago dragon Stormbringer, but today LEGO has announced that your favorite black-caped crusader, Batman, is getting some upgrades to his ride in the form of a programmable Batmobile. All of the Powered Up sets can be controlled via a smartphone or tablet app (on both iOS and Android), and some — like the Batmobile — will include motors while others need to be paired with the Boost set for full functionality. The LEGO Batman 76112 App-Controlled Batmobile will be available August 1 for $99.99. It includes 321 pieces. Also check out our hands-on demo of the App-Controlled Batmobile. 76112 App-Controlled Batmobile LEGO® Powered Up Platform Empowers...

While we got a look at the box art for the six sets a few weeks ago, today LEGO’s given us full images of all the sets, including the Unikitty Collectible character line. Like the Powerpuff Girls that LEGO also announced today, these sets will be available beginning August 1. As befits Unikitty and her zany band, the sets are filled with bright colors and play features. Because they’re primarily targeted at the young demographic of fans of the Unikitty television show, the sets themselves may not be the most exciting for adult fans, but look closely and you’ll spot some new elements that will certainly be useful. 41451 – Unikitty Cloud Car 41451 – Unikitty Cloud Car126 pieces | Ages 5+9.99 USD, 12.99 CADRelive favorite moments from the happiest, most sparkly and colorful TV series around with the LEGO® Unikitty! 41451 Cloud Car, featuring a spinning propeller and 2 stud...

After teasing the minifigures way back in February, LEGO has finally revealed two sets from the Powerpuff Girls theme. Both are small playsets, and the highlights for fans will definitely be the minifigures. They will be available August 1. 41287 – Bubbles’ Playground Showdown 41287 – Bubbles’ Playground Showdown 144 pieces | Ages 6+ 19.99 (USD) 24.99 (CAD)Help the Powerpuff Girls defend the Townsville playground from Princess Morbucks in this fun LEGO® The Powerpuff Girls 41287 Bubbles’ Playground Showdown! Climb the ladder and zoom down the rainbow slide before you race to the lunch bench and load up the catapult. Take a spin on the merry-go-round with Bubbles and then tuck Octi into one of the lockers for safety. Put a cell phone into the boombox for some music while you play, but be careful; Princess Morbucks has climbed into her flexible mech suit and is bending down to take aim at...

One of the things I enjoyed about the last season of Star Wars Rebels was the incorporation of the new canon material introduced in Star Wars: Rogue One, with mentions of Director Krennic, appearances by the Death Troopers, and Ryder’s U-Wing, constructed here in LEGO form. Inthert has done an excellent job depicting the beat up, minimalistic, utilitarian look Ryder’s U-Wing was known for. A top-down shot allows us to see the greebling on the interior of the front nacelles, giving the ship an exposed look similar to that of the Y-Wing. Close inspection reveals the neat usage of minifigure walkie-talkie elements and old vehicle exhaust pieces as hoses of some sort. The post Ryder’s U-Wing from Star Wars Rebels built with LEGO appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Peter

Logey Bear has quite the talent in capturing expressive characters with unusual parts. His latest, Mario’s classic nemesis Donkey Kong, is excellent, making clever use of tan bananas and Bionicle masks to bring his iconic grin to life in LEGO. The post LEGO Donkey Kong is bigger, faster, and stronger too appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Nick

When it comes to Star Wars fans, we have pretty strong feelings about many of the characters introduced over the years, which is evident in the wide variety of cosplay at comic and popular culture conventions. A few characters have generated serious hate, with Jar Jar Binks widely regarded as the worst Star Wars character ever. While I personally don’t have any issues with Rose Tico from Star Wars: The Last Jedi, it seems some folks place her in the same category. No matter how you might feel about Rose or Jar Jar, it’s hard to deny that they make great BrickHeadz models. LEGO 7 has successfully interpreted these characters in the style of the BrickHeadz theme, which is not an easy thing for non-human species. One of my very favorite features that really completes Rose is her stun prod. LEGO 7 has also put together another pair of characters that...

Was it Greedo, or was it Han? How about Markus Rollbühler? Markus wanted to gear up for the new Solo: A Star Wars Story movie coming out next week by building Solo’s DL-44 Heavy Blaster for a contest hosted by theRogueBricks Flickr group. He has done such a wonderful job recreating this Star Wars that I’m almost convinced he personally presented the gun to the space cowboy himself. I enjoy Markus’ attention to detail, including the textured leather grip. From a distance, it almost looks like the real deal! The post Who shot first? appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Matt Hocker

I guess there aren’t many orchids in space, but the ones out there would probably look like the StarOrkyD by F@bz. Its floral inspiration with thin, curved surfaces is highly visible, and the spaceship seems to have a bit of a Star Wars’ B-wing fighter look to it. There is a lot of detail to love here, from obvious things like the bulbous cockpit and nicely flowing curves, but there are some more subtle ones too. Light gray antenna pieces have their tips hidden within the bottom side of a brick to look like very thin tubes. The use of flag pieces at the transition into the large engine makes the shape flow very smoothly. The post Take time to smell the orchids appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Luka