Australian Certified LEGO Store, Bricks Megastore, has revealed two new LEGO Star Wars sets that are scheduled to be released in May. Returning are the diorama sets which includes the Mos espa Podrace as well as larger scale Droideka. Mos Espa Podrace (75380) – 718 pieces Droideka (75381) – 583 pieces The post Two More May 2024 LEGO Star Wars Sets Revealed appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Here’s an interesting item that I haven’t seen before on Amazon which is the LEGO Vehicles Pack (66777). It’s basically a polybag pack which includes the following sets: • Creator Vintage Car (30644)• Classic 90 Years of Cars (30510)• City Police Bicycle Training (30638)• City Race Car (30640)• Technic Forklift with Pallet (30655) Normally, they were average out to $5 per polybag but there is an automatic coupon during checkout for $7.50 off and that drops the price down to $17.49. This discount drops the price per polybag to only $3.50 each. The post LEGO Vehicles Pack (66777) Amazon Deal – April 2024 appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

LEGO has revealed the second microscale shop gift with purchase set with the Fruit Store (40684). The set has 337 pieces and like with the Flower Store (40680) from last month, it’ll will most likely require a $200 purchase to get it. There’s no word on when the promotion will start but I guess it’ll be around the second half of April or the beginning of May. The post LEGO Fruit Store (40684) Gift with Purchase Set Revealed appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Ever since I first heard about Bricks Cascade in late 2019, it’s been on my list of go-to LEGO fan events. The excitement of getting to interact with fellow fans in person rather than just on digital platforms was palpable and would only get more intense as the next few years went by. After moving much closer to the Portland area in late 2022, my dream became a reality, and Bricks Cascade is now my “home” convention! Bricks Cascade is an annual event located in downtown Portland, Oregon. The Oregon Convention Center is a beautiful location that allows enthusiasts of the LEGO brick from across the country and world to rejoice and share their incredible builds with each other in one 60,000-square-foot space. Connections here are inevitable, but not just with plastic bricks! Even better yet, I was able to bring along my partner Ibby. As someone with social anxiety who...

A Mexico LEGO Certified Store has revealed three new LEGO DREAMZzz sets that will be released in May. These are larger scale sets and I really like the look of the dinosaur one. The Never Witch’s Midnight Raven (71478) – 1,203 pieces Cooper’s Robot Dinosaur C-Rex (71484) – 917 pieces Mateo and Z-Blob the Knight Battle Mech (71485) – 1,333 pieces The post LEGO DREAMZzz May 2024 Sets Revealed appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Original MOC from lokiloki At BrickNerd, we love writing and we love LEGO! Bailey Fullarton has already explored the different fonts and typography used by our favorite brick brand in a series of three fascinating articles, and just yesterday we read about a LUG collab that brings people together with a similar plan. So what would happen if you combine them into a challenge? In March, builders in the French forum Brickpirate took part in a new BPchallenge. Members had to build a creation that contained brick-built letters, i.e., letters composed of LEGO parts. They were free to choose the theme, format, and scale. As examples, a few official LEGO sets were mentioned, such as the signs for 10218 Pet Shop and 10260 Downtown Diner or the Avengers logo from 76269 Avengers Tower Battle. View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize The contest was so fun, and people were inspired to build...

Coming this August, there will be a new LEGO book from DK called The LEGO Halloween Games Book. The book features over 50 different LEGO Halloween themed games, puzzles, challenges, and activities that you can do with your friends and family. All the models shown in the book were designed by my friend, former LEGOLAND California Master Model Builder, Mariann Asanuma. You can pre-order it today for $19.99 and it will be released on August 6. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The post LEGO Halloween Games Book Coming in August appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

A limited time deal on for the LEGO Star Wars AT-AT (75288) has popped up on Amazon. You can now save 29% off the retail price of $239.99 which drops it down to $170.68. As of this post, 7% of the stock at this price has been claimed and it will be over once it reaches 100%. This is the lowest price the AT-AT has been at on Amazon. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The post LEGO Star Wars AT-AT (75288) Amazon Flash Sale – April 2024 appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

LEGO has revealed a “new” LEGO City Space set with the Space Explorers Pack (60441). Even though it’s a new set, it is just a 3-in-1 Super Pack featuring some of the newer released City Space sets including the Space Construction Mech (60428), Interstellar Spaceship (60430), and the Space Hoverbike (30663) polybag. The whole pack will retail for $31.99 which is a bit cheaper of you would have bought all three sets separately. I priced the polybag at $5 which brings the price of all three sets to $34.99 so you save $3. Most of you may pass on this one if you have the sets already separately but completionists may be interested in it. The set will release on May 1. The post LEGO City Space Explorers Pack (60441) Revealed appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Today’s guest article comes from Charlie Stephens, an AFOL from Virginia and a member of NOVA-LUG known for building GBCs and mosaics. You can find him online on Instagram. When forming a collaborative LEGO build, you don’t always need to have a standard. For efforts that are smaller, involve fewer builders, or are more character-focused, you can definitely get by with a few discussions on how large the builds will be and what scale you’ll be working in. But if you’re looking to have a larger, consistent display, you’ll definitely want to form a building standard. Members of NOVA-LUG recently went through this process, so follow along and we can show you some of the lessons we learned along the way! Getting Everyone on Board During discussions at BrickFair Fredericksburg 2023, we had a handful of folks who wanted to collaborate on a build. As we were tossing around ideas on...