To celebrate the 40th anniversary of the minifigure, LEGO collected and sent out various assets to LEGO fan sites to enjoy and share with their communities. The original date when the first minifig patent was registered in Denmark was August 29th 1977, however, the first minifigures weren’t launched until 1978. So far, we have looked […]Original linkOriginal author: admin

As we discussed previously, LEGO is now running all contest for teen and adult LEGO fans via the LEGO Ideas platform. There are still a few more days left to enter the LEGO Ideas Voltron contest (you can read about the contest here: LEGO Ideas Voltron Building Contest!), and a couple of days ago, the […]Original linkOriginal author: admin

A few days ago, BrickLink, the online LEGO marketplace, announced that they are teaming up with the LEGO Group for a new venture called the AFOL (Adult-Fans-Of-LEGO) Designer Program. Through this program, LEGO fans can submit their own designs, and chosen models will be produced as limited-edition sets to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the […]Original linkOriginal author: admin

A number of new LEGO Technic sets were released last month, so I thought it would be a good idea to take a closer look at all of them. I’m not an expert on LEGO Technic, so I will take the help of LEGO Technic master builder Sariel, who will show you all the plusses […]Original linkOriginal author: admin

Building realistic exterior and interior designs is a favorite hoppy of many LEGO fans. Making an authentic replica of your home, a prominent structure of your city, or some other building that you really like can be a an interesting and rewarding challenge. One thing to keep in mind is that if your goal is […]Original linkOriginal author: admin