Both Amazon and Walmart are putting Large and Medium Creative Brick Boxes on sale at a decent discount: 10698 LEGO Large Creative Brick Box originally $59.99, now $43.99 (27% off) Amazon |...[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]Original link

Looking for something to do this coming holiday weekend? Maybe LEGO’s new Monkie Kid theme produced and targeted for the Chinese market (not that there’s anything wrong with that) can...[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]Original link

From last Monday’s Quinjet review, we raffled off the review copy of the set to one lucky winner! So congratulations to Jeremy Bullis in New York! We’ll be shipping the set to you soon!...[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]Original link

At The Brothers Brick, we tend to like LEGO digital models that adhere to some constraints. In general, the build should be something that would be possible in the real world. Oh, the scale can be huge, the parts gleefully recolored, but it needs to be…possible. But every now and again a creation comes along that breaks the rules in just the right ways. Inspired by a real-world build by Patrick Biggs for a Bionicle contest back in 2007, LEGO artist Marko Petrušić (Cezium) has created a digital re-imagining of Temperance that doesn’t rely on legal LEGO connections or that pesky law of gravity. Dragon heads are layered to form majestic wings, and a gold-toned tire serves as a halo. Yeah, this digital build may not be possible in reality, but that’s how it goes with mystical beings sometimes. Be sure to check out Marko’s other featured LEGO creations for even...

Welcome back to the Hidden Side! For our second review of the current wave of sets, we are looking at the largest of the five, 70437 Hidden Side: Mystery Castle! This set contains 1035 pieces and retails for US $99.99 | CAN $139.99 | UK £89.99. It is available now in Europe, and will be released later this summer in the US and Canada, likely on Aug. 1. The box and contents The box features the Hidden Side “half and half” style artwork that seems to have confused a lot of LEGO fans. As I mentioned in my review of J.B.’s Submarine, LEGO seems to have listened to the fan feedback and made the box art a bit more understandable. An illustration of the full set is visible and we can see one of our main character, Parker, viewing the castle through her ghost-viewing phone. It contains seven numbered bags, one...