JB Spielwaren has revealed some new LEGO Disney Encanto sets that will be released in March. The are buildable objects that are meaningful to the characters in the movie and one of them has a LEGO DOTS feel to it. You can even see a new capybara animal figure in the set as well. Isabela’s Flowerpot (43237) – 641 pieces Mirabel’s Photo Frame and Jewelry Box (43239) – 334 pieces The post LEGO Disney Encanto Sets Revealed for March 2024 Release appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

We don’t talk about new LEGO sets much at BrickNerd—there are a plethora of other great sites that do that. However to help us keep the quality up and ads down, we need your help. If you are going to purchase any new LEGO sets and want to help out BrickNerd simultaneously, we ask that you use our affiliate link for LEGO.com. It is a great way to support community-focused journalism without costing you more than you already spend on LEGO. You can support BrickNerd at the same time you get your bouquet of roses, Creator camera or hamster wheel, or anything from the Space super-theme. It even counts on the new droid battle pack, Lunar New Year, DreamZzz and even the new CMF goat! Even if you just get a keychain using our link, we appreciate the help. See all the new sets at LEGO using the following links: US...

LEGO just released a trailer for a brand new LEGO Ninjago Dragons Rising mini-series. Take a look below. Are you ready to see the ninja like you’ve never seen them before? In this brand new LEGO Ninjago Dragons Rising mini-series, the ninja will have to do more than channel their elemental powers if they want […]Original linkOriginal author: Thita (admin)

Happy New Year! Here we are on the first day of 2024, and as usual, LEGO is starting the new year with a bang! Over 160 new sets are now available from several in-house as well as licensed themes. Let’s take a look! As far as promotional items,  there’s the #40681 LEGO Icons Retro Food […]Original linkOriginal author: Thita (admin)

Bowling is one of the great underappreciated sports – if I can’t drink a coke and eat a basket of cheese sticks between my turns, it’s not a sport I want to play. That’s why I love this tribute to the game by Andrew Tate. The blend of earth tones and bright blues captures a mid-20th Century feel, during what was probably bowling’s heyday. And, speaking of cheese, Andrew has made incredible use of cheese wedges throughout. Obviously, the designs built into the wall and floor are strike-worthy. But stacking the slopes on the shelves for a quick and clever rental shoe display is perfection. But every alley needs an iconic retro logo to go with it. Check out what Andrew came up with to advertise his lanes. I can smell the rental shoes already! The post A different kind of alley in LEGO city. appeared first on The Brothers Brick....