The LEGO Lead User Lab has released a new survey to get a feel on how the LEGO community feels about the company exploring new products and for this one, it includes Jewelry, Customization, and Lights. If you have some extra, feel free to do the survey and it helps LEGO gauge how much the community wants to see these as official products. The LEGO Lead User Lab team is keen to explore the AFOL community’s interests to know how to better add value with Lead User Lab. You can help by contributing with your opinion to this survey, which explores 3 areas: Lights, Customization and Jewelry. (please be aware at this stage this is an exploration). The post LEGO Lead User Lab Survey: Jewelry, Customization, Lights appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Yesterday we got our first look at the upcoming LEGO Batman 1989 Batmobile (76139) that was released early in Denmark and we now have official images of what appears to be the gift-with-purchase set that goes along with it. Promobricks has posted the images of the LEGO Batman 1989 Batmobile – Limited Edition (40433) which is a smaller version of the Keaton Batmobile. Details of how to get it are still unknown at this time but I assume you’ll just get it with the purchase of the Batmobile. I’ll report on the details as soon as they are available. The post LEGO Batman 1989 Batmobile – Limited Edition (40433) Official Images appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

A surprise announcement, a pop-up LEGO art gallery launch in London, and the start of a new line of LEGO products — 853967 Wooden Minifigure has had quite the introduction to the world. We’re not sure we’d call this a “set” as such, although it does feature a handful of regular LEGO bricks as well as the titular 20cm tall oak figurine. LEGO themselves describe the figurine as a “blank canvas” for personalisation and creative decoration. Whatever you want to call it, the wooden figure is available from Nov. 3, 2019, for VIP members, and Nov. 8 for everyone. It can be purchased from the LEGO Shop online for US $119.99 | CAN 154.99 | UK £109.99. (EDIT: The wooden figure is also available from LEGO in bundles including a discount of up to $30 US when combined with various other LEGO products, including one 1,500-piece Classic set.) The box The...

The final film in the greatest saga of all time is upon us, and the world is on the edge of its seat. George said way back around 1980 that there were nine films to tell this story, and the 9th one will be out in December. And while I really didn’t care for the prequels, and Last Jedi left me conflicted and a little bitter, I am looking forward to this film. There’s a ton of cool imagery in the trailer (for my full reaction watch this) and this shot, brilliantly recreated by KevFett2011, was especially goosebump inducing. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

One of my favorite builders, Sheo, is back again, this time giving us a custom motorcycle a unique twist. The futuristic Infinity bypasses the usual wheels, and even forgoes sci-fi hover technology. Instead, a Möbius strip winds its way through the body, providing a drive train that, by definition, just doesn’t quit. This infinite drive is backed with infinite power from the on-board fusion cell, letting this bike go, in the words of the builder, “where no one has gone before!” (We may have seen a similar quote somewhere else before.) From a LEGO perspective, the larger scale to this build gives us some really nice detailing. The “Fusion” logo on the central body is brick-built, making good use of tiles and cheese slopes. The handlebars have some interesting part usage like minifigure sports helmets and rubber tires on the end of the grips. The headlight covering made of 6 x...