Today is the last day to get your orders in for the LEGO Insiders Weekend 2025. As of this post for the US, both the Mini Knight’s Castle and Hot Chocolate Stand GWPs are still available and you can get them both with a $250 purchase. There are also a few of the sets left for the LEGO Insiders member offers but the larger sets have officially sold out. There are also a few sets that you can earn 4x Insiders points on. Lastly, all purchases can earn you 2x Insiders points so now is also a great time to check out the sets on the Retiring Soon list to see if there’s anything you still want to pick up. • Mini Knight’s Castle (40775) – $250 purchase• Hot Chocolate Stand (40776) – $170 purchase• LEGO City Baby Gorilla Encounter (30665) – $40 purchase in City, DREAMZzz, Friends, and/or Ninjago• LEGO...

Target has started their Black Friday deals and there one where you can save 30% off select LEGO sets. The list is okay but the main highlight is for the LEGO Ideas Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (21360). The set is now priced at $153.99 which saves you $66 on it. The LEGO Shop also has a deal on the set where you can earn 4x Insiders points on it which equates to 5,720 points. There are options depending on if you want to save money on it or earn some extra points. As a Mavely Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The post LEGO Ideas Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (21360) Target 30% Off Deal appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

LEGO Insiders Weekend 2025 kicked off last night and it was full of frenzy with a lot of the discounted sets selling out. The main one was the LEGO Icons Lion Knights’ Castle (10305) which sold out within minutes and if you got hit with the queue, it was game over. A number of other sets were on the Retiring Soon list and they eventually sold out as well. Since some of these sets are LEGO exclusives, they’re only sold on the LEGO Shop and in LEGO Brand Stores so if you missed out, you may want to hit up your local store to see if they have it. There are still plenty of offers going around including all the GWPs and a few discounted sets left. You can also earn 4x points on select sets as well. Were you able to pick up what you wanted before things sold out?...

The team here at The Brothers Brick, like many of the builders we feature, live and breathe blocks and have been stewing in  LEGO lore for so long that we’re more minifigure than man. But we recognize that not all of our readers are as fluent in the insider jargon and history of this hobby. With you in mind, I’ve prepared an outsider’s guide to help you understand an annual event with deep roots in these parts: NoVVember. This story showcases the importance of community, it speaks about a tragedy, and how we still honor age-old traditions. You may have seen recent NoVVember entries such as this one but what does it all mean? And why the heck do y’all spell it that way, anyway? The double V in NoVVember stands for Vic Viper. This recent pair by Bradk918 perfectly demonstrates what a Vic Viper is; denoted by two wings or...

Ron Perlman’s take on big red is one of the great on-screen superheroes – Hellboy fits him like a glove. But in comics, Hellboy’s form is a lot more malleable under the pen of creator Mike Mignola, who brings an expressionist approach to the hero. Sometimes he’s a hulking beast, other times he’s downright willowy, as in this haunting MOC from builder Jin Chen. Jin faithfully captures Mignola’s dramatic pose and Hellboy’s chiseled body. Excellent photography uses shadows to fill in detail, in Mignola fashion. Jin had applied his LEGO artistry to Hellboy before with this smiling bust of the big guy.   The post Hellboy will always look this good appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Jake Forbes (TBB Managing Editor)