Category: Lego News
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Magic and Mysticism: Highlights From Bio-Cup 2026 Round 1
Another rotation around the sun, another rendition of everyone’s favorite Bionicle building tournament, Bio-Cup! This annual contest brings together some of the most talented constraction builders in the community, challenging them to interpret a series of creative themes through increasingly ambitious builds. But wait, no more knockouts? Eliminations have been eliminated! This year the competition…
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Magic and Mysticism: Highlights From Bio-Cup 2026 Round 1
Another rotation around the sun, another rendition of everyone’s favorite Bionicle building tournament, Bio-Cup! This annual contest brings together some of the most talented constraction builders in the community, challenging them to interpret a series of creative themes through increasingly ambitious builds. But wait, no more knockouts? Eliminations have been eliminated! This year the competition…
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Magic and Mysticism: Highlights From Bio-Cup 2026 Round 1
Another rotation around the sun, another rendition of everyone’s favorite Bionicle building tournament, Bio-Cup! This annual contest brings together some of the most talented constraction builders in the community, challenging them to interpret a series of creative themes through increasingly ambitious builds. But wait, no more knockouts? Eliminations have been eliminated! This year the competition…
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What do you get when you cross a Japanese artform with Danish bricks?
Kintsugi is a Japanese art of repairing broken crockery with gold lacquer. It’s a way of making an item’s breakage part of its history, and arguably making it more beautiful as a result. If you can’t get hold of any gold lacquer, Stefan Eeckman proves that you can do just as good a job with…
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What do you get when you cross a Japanese artform with Danish bricks?
Kintsugi is a Japanese art of repairing broken crockery with gold lacquer. It’s a way of making an item’s breakage part of its history, and arguably making it more beautiful as a result. If you can’t get hold of any gold lacquer, Stefan Eeckman proves that you can do just as good a job with…
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What do you get when you cross a Japanese artform with Danish bricks?
Kintsugi is a Japanese art of repairing broken crockery with gold lacquer. It’s a way of making an item’s breakage part of its history, and arguably making it more beautiful as a result. If you can’t get hold of any gold lacquer, Stefan Eeckman proves that you can do just as good a job with…
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What do you get when you cross a Japanese artform with Danish bricks?
Kintsugi is a Japanese art of repairing broken crockery with gold lacquer. It’s a way of making an item’s breakage part of its history, and arguably making it more beautiful as a result. If you can’t get hold of any gold lacquer, Stefan Eeckman proves that you can do just as good a job with…
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What do you get when you cross a Japanese artform with Danish bricks?
Kintsugi is a Japanese art of repairing broken crockery with gold lacquer. It’s a way of making an item’s breakage part of its history, and arguably making it more beautiful as a result. If you can’t get hold of any gold lacquer, Stefan Eeckman proves that you can do just as good a job with…
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What do you get when you cross a Japanese artform with Danish bricks?
Kintsugi is a Japanese art of repairing broken crockery with gold lacquer. It’s a way of making an item’s breakage part of its history, and arguably making it more beautiful as a result. If you can’t get hold of any gold lacquer, Stefan Eeckman proves that you can do just as good a job with…
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What do you get when you cross a Japanese artform with Danish bricks?
Kintsugi is a Japanese art of repairing broken crockery with gold lacquer. It’s a way of making an item’s breakage part of its history, and arguably making it more beautiful as a result. If you can’t get hold of any gold lacquer, Stefan Eeckman proves that you can do just as good a job with…