Ah, bureaucracy. Nothing is quite like the teeth-grinding angst of shuffling papers and getting the right permits. There’s also nothing quite like this creation by Inthert. Making use of an unusual 2×3 modified LEGO plate as a basis, they’ve managed to stamp out something new. There are a lot of great techniques in play, from the white rubber band around the pen clip to the layered wall panels that make up the pages of the book. But the skill used in inverting the rubber stamp’s pattern onto the page is the real treat for me. This build is part of the latest Iron Builder challenge. Check out our archives for more great creations from that competition. The post More than your usual rubber-stamp build appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Chris Doyle

Rumors are flying about all the live-action Spider-folk who could appear in the next Spider-Man movies, but what about LEGO versions? This brick-built web-head by Build Better Bricks seems like another quality addition. The shaping of Spidey’s mask is well done, with the eyes being particularly nifty. The figure has some great articulation, too, although that did lead to a small trade-off: those Mixel ball joint connectors currently only come in light grey. Still, that’s the price you sometimes pay for a physical model over a digital flight of fancy. We’ve spotlighted some other creations from this team before. Check them out here! The post A new Spider-verse crossover? appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Chris Doyle

In this fast-changing world, certainty and peace can be so hard to find. However, the key to happiness is closer than one may think — ask a LEGO fan! Basic System bricks haven’t changed a bit over the last 60 years, so Emma Widmark takes a look into the future and predicts that even 40 years later, the answer to any worry will still look the same. It’s such a wholesome build; I can’t stop smiling, spying a ton of cute references. I’m sure you’ve recognized Ideas 21318 Treehouse on the table and 75957 The Knight Bus. But looking at that massive AT-AT on the top of the drawers, I will be very disappointed if they don’t release a UCS version by 2060! The post After all this time? Always. appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Alexander

For those who have been looking for the LEGO Ideas Grand Piano (21323), Amazon currently has it in stock at retail price. The set has been temporarily out of stock on and off on the LEGO Shop ever since it was released back in August but Amazon now is starting to sell it on their site. The set is priced at $349.99 and it has free Prime one-day shipping with free returns. The post LEGO Ideas Grand Piano (21323) Available on Amazon appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

LEGO has uploaded some official images for the LEGO Harry Potter The Monster Book of Monsters (30628) promotional set over on the kids side of LEGO.com. Here you can see some details of the set which includes the dimensions as well as the pushing play feature which opens and closes the mouth. You can also download the building instructions for the set early as well if you want to build it, minus the stickers on the cover of the book. It also includes a non-exclusive minifigure of Draco Malfoy in this school outfit. There’s no word on the availability of the set at this time but we’ll probably get some details soon. The post LEGO Harry Potter The Monster Book of Monsters (30628) Official Images and Building Instructions appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran