Amazon Prime Big Deal Days is now officially live and there are thousands of items that have been discounted including LEGO. The sales on run for two days and there are regular LEGO sets that are on sale but not highlighted on this list. Botanicals • Dried Flower Centerpiece (10314) – $34.99/30% off• Mini Bonsai Trees (10373) – $44.99/30% off BrickHeadz • The Phantom Menace (40676) – $37.99/30% off City • 4×4 Off-Roader Adventures (60387) – $20.99/30% off• Car Transporter (60408) – $69.99/30% off Classic • Vibrant Creative Brick Box (11038) – $41.99/30% off Creator 3-in-1 • Forest Animals: Red Fox (31154) – $34.99/30% off DUPLO • Caring for Animals at The Farm (10416) – $39.99/20% off Friends • Adventure Camp Tree House (42631) – $90.99/30% off Icons • NASA Space Shuttle Discovery (10283) – $139.99/30% off Ideas • A-Frame Cabin (21338) – $125.99/30% off Star Wars • Ghost & Phantom...

Stewart Lamb Cromar is one of the nicest AFOLs you could ever hope to meet, and I was lucky to get to see the builder and his latest MOC at Skærbæk Fan Weekend last month. The creation, Milk and Cookies, of course features Stewart’s favorite theme – Fabuland – but rather than taking place at animal scale, the mice are feasting on 1:1 scale props. The brick-built chocolate milk carton is a the building highlight, but it’s the inclusion of human-sized LEGO mugs and inspired use off a paper bag as a cookie biscuit wrapper that make the build truly special. The cheeky mice feature in this beautiful postcard illustration that Stewart commissioned from artist Kornél Pittmann that I was lucky to receive at the event. As cheerful a person as Stewart is, I’ll never forget how dark his humor can go, as evidenced by his entry in our Dungeon Crossing...

Hollow Knight: Silksong is the rare game that delivers on the hype, blending beautiful worldbuilding with brutal difficulty. Protagonist Hornet and the bug-like denizens of Pharloom have inspired an outpouring of fan models from the LEGO community. Here are some of our favorites! Fresh off his incredible series of Hollow Knight builds, Joss Ivanwood begins climbing Pharloom with a series of encounters. First, Hornet encounters Shakra, the mapmaker. She’s a lot tougher than Cornifer! My favorite of Joss’ new builds is Sherma, just a little guy on a big pilgrimage! The party hat in golld makes a perfect miniature chime. And then there’s Lace, a fencer spun from silk. Joss captures the spindly en-garde pose perfectly with a bent tube. Redverse built a version of Lace at a larger scale. The head shaping and posing is spot-on, but my favorite part might be the golden base. Redverse created their own spin on...

Barad-Dûr, seat of Sauron’s power, is known more by reputation than by first-hand accounts in The Lord of the Rings. Tolkien describes it as “wall upon wall, battlement upon battlement, black, immeasurably strong, mountain of iron, gate of steel, tower of adamant.” Peter Jackson’s films made Barad-Dûr an iconic on-screen presence with the fiery eye watching all from atop the tallest tower. It was that version that LEGO adapted for last year’s massive Icons set. For Jae Min Lee, a Korean fantasty builder who goes by the handle Saint, the official set didn’t match the picture of Barad-Dûr in his imagination. For over a year, Saint iterated on his vision of Sauron’s stronghold with the latest version debuting just in time for Korea Brick Party 2025. Saint was kind enough to talk with us about his LEGO journey into Mordor. TBB: Your version of Barad-Dûr is incredible in size and detail....

Following this year’s excellent Arkham Asylum set and Batman Forever Batmobile, the Dark Knight continues his hot streak as LEGO announces four new Batman sets releasing on March 1, 2026. The sets draw on different eras of the Batman movie franchise and connect to the LEGO Batman – Legacy of the Dark Knight video game, with each set containing an unlock code for an exclusive golden variant in-game. First, a Batman Logo offers a greeble-covered take on the iconic Batman (1989) design, and includes a bonus golden Batman minifig. The other sets are branded as part of the Legendary Batmobile Collection and feature the car and costumes featured in Batman v. Superman, The Batman, and Batman & Robin, the latter making its LEGO debut. The Batmobiles are scaled and detailed similarly to Speed Champion sets, although they aren’t associated with that line. Designed with display in mind, they lack play features...