This isn’t related to Nintendo, Video Games, or LEGO… but I’ve talked about how I’m a big D&D player on the site before. I’ve been playing it since I was a kid, and...[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]Original link

Several months ago, when I was covering E3 announcements for the site, and talking about what I was looking forward to, one of the main ones I called out was Fallout 76. I was excited for the Power...[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]Original link

There’s only one day left of Nerdvember, I can’t believe it. We must be in a time warp, because it seems like we just started, but it’s already the end of the month and if you haven’t already posted your entry, you better get moving. We’ve seen a ton of really cool entries, from the nostalgic 8-bit days to the cutting edge of modern gaming, and everything in between. You have until midnight tomorrow night, get building! Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

Can you believe I still haven’t seen the Ninjago Movie yet? It’s not that I’m actively avoiding it, it’s just that almost universally Ninjago does nothing for me, so I haven’t sought it out. I will say that the Ninjago City set that came out last year caught my eye, even if I never purchased it, and this imaginative and impressive extension of that set by builder rsmbricks captures the essence and aesthetic of that set perfectly. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

A red 1958 Plymouth Fury triggers memories of the movie adaption of Stephen King’s book Christine, and the car has a cult following for that reason. I’m not sure you’d want to keep this tiny version around any more than you’d want the living car from the movie — you might just find it in pieces on the floor when you wake in the morning, there to torture you with the pain of stepping on LEGO pieces. We’re pretty sure that builder hachiroku24 made it safe for us by performing an exorcism in advance, but don’t say I didn’t warn you. If you’re willing to take the risk, here are the video instructions and parts list to build your very own tiny sinister vehicle. The post You can’t kill something that isn’t alive [Instructions] appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Edwinder