LEGO builder Dad’s Bricks (Joe) clearly knows a thing or three about natural beauty. While females aren’t without their charm, in the birding world, it’s often the males that are known for their beauty regimen. And what a beauty this one is! Either this fellah is well integrated into the garden flora or he’s part of the lovely garden with flowers blooming from his plumage. Joe (can I call you Joe?) has demonstrated plenty of artistry and masterful build techniques. I can get lost in the intricate textures and colors on display here. As it turns out, this isn’t Dad’s (can I call you Dad or is that awkward?) first go at the beauty parlor. A leisurely perusal through our Dad’s Bricks (Joe) archives proves repeatedly that he can find stunning beauty in LEGO bricks. The post A peacock’s plume in bloom appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author:...

It’s a good job – and a happy coincidence – that the Star Wars universe has such a good proficiency in English (or Basic, as it’s known). Otherwise, we’d end up having to learn things like Binary or Huttese to have any idea of what’s going on. Thankfully, if you’ve watched The Mandalorian, you’ll know how to pronounce the name of Simon Wild‘s epic LEGO starfighter. Bo-Katan calls it a Kom’rk-class fighter transport, otherwise known as the Gauntlet. Simon’s model features a shade under 3,000 pieces and is apparently faithful to minifigure scale, putting it firmly in Ultimate Collector Series (UCS)-scale territory. The SNOT and wedge plates used to create the pattern on the wings look great. It’s all the more impressive when you consider how structurally awkward this ship is, with everything connected at one end only. Building it must have been nearly as hard as learning Shyriiwook! The post...

If you are stuck in a post-apocalyptic LEGO world scratching out a living recovering unusual salvage from the before-time, there can be no mode of travel more reliable than a beast of burden who can also defend your stash. This duo of ride and rider by Justus M. are ready for anything as they scour the landscape for supplies to trade. Built for the Iron Builder challenge, the golden handcuffs are used 40 times, most noticeably in the feet, and as a woven blanket under the beast’s saddle. One of my favorite details is the gas mask, made with only 6 parts, and that roller skate is the perfect part usage! The post A charming pair of scavengers appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Daniel

LEGO has released the full trailer for Season 1, Part 2 of LEGO Ninjago: Dragons Rising. If my memory serves me correct, this is the same trailer that was shown during San Diego Comic Con 2023. It seems that Ninjago fans couldn’t wait for the trailer to come out as it has over 100k views in just over 10 hours. The end of Season 1 will air on October 12. The post LEGO Ninjago: Dragons Rising Season 1 Part 2 Full Trailer appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

LEGO has revealed the LEGO Ideas x Pick a Brick sets that will be available on the LEGO Shop in the near future. These sets are from the Round 2 challenge back in April and will be small, customizable builds. The designs are currently undergoing internal development and there will be updates when they are available. Which one(s) are your favorite? Back to the Middle Ages by Damzosbricks LEGO Store Display by Martin_Studio Let’s Make a Green Day Display! by Ganpat the Celt Modular Minifigure Crossing by ThatOneGuy_Steve Police Lineup by Bricklingtonville RC Car Mini-racing by Mitsu-san78 The Stage by Benlouisa The post LEGO Ideas x Pick a Brick Selected Designs Revealed appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran