Lego Me This . . .

Category: Lego News

  • The Addams Aesthetic: Making A Thing Out of LEGO Wednesday Sets

    —

    by

    in

    It’s Wednesday! With October well on its way and Halloween just around the corner, what better time to cover sets from the new Wednesday season! So, first things first, or more accurately 76786 Morticia’s Cottage will be first, and 76785 Thing’s Apartment will be second. And yes, roll your eyes all you like, but I…

  • A tale of two LEGO trees

    —

    by

    in

    There are few subjects I enjoy seeing in LEGO as much as trees, from the single-mold pine trees in vintage sets to the enormous redwoods of Sequoia Tree Trail. I never cease to be amazed by the creative ways that AFOLs find to make decidedly organic branches and bark out of plastic bricks. At Skærbæk fan…

  • A tale of two LEGO trees

    —

    by

    in

    There are few subjects I enjoy seeing in LEGO as much as trees, from the single-mold pine trees in vintage sets to the enormous redwoods of Sequoia Tree Trail. I never cease to be amazed by the creative ways that AFOLs find to make decidedly organic branches and bark out of plastic bricks. At Skærbæk fan…

  • A tale of two LEGO trees

    —

    by

    in

    There are few subjects I enjoy seeing in LEGO as much as trees, from the single-mold pine trees in vintage sets to the enormous redwoods of Sequoia Tree Trail. I never cease to be amazed by the creative ways that AFOLs find to make decidedly organic branches and bark out of plastic bricks. At Skærbæk fan…

  • A tale of two LEGO trees

    —

    by

    in

    There are few subjects I enjoy seeing in LEGO as much as trees, from the single-mold pine trees in vintage sets to the enormous redwoods of Sequoia Tree Trail. I never cease to be amazed by the creative ways that AFOLs find to make decidedly organic branches and bark out of plastic bricks. At Skærbæk fan…

  • A tale of two LEGO trees

    —

    by

    in

    There are few subjects I enjoy seeing in LEGO as much as trees, from the single-mold pine trees in vintage sets to the enormous redwoods of Sequoia Tree Trail. I never cease to be amazed by the creative ways that AFOLs find to make decidedly organic branches and bark out of plastic bricks. At Skærbæk fan…

  • Epic interstellar collab builds on LEGO’s City-Space aesthetic with Mission to Thalora Prime

    —

    by

    in

    LEGO might not have released a stand-alone Space theme since 2013’s Galaxy Squad, but the spirit of space exploration lives on as a sub-theme of City. Two years of great sets have introduced new uniforms, personal mechs, and swooshable ships with an aesthetic closer to Interstellar than retro sci-fi. At last month’s IDS Brickworld, long-time…

  • Epic interstellar collab builds on LEGO’s City-Space aesthetic with Mission to Thalora Prime

    —

    by

    in

    LEGO might not have released a stand-alone Space theme since 2013’s Galaxy Squad, but the spirit of space exploration lives on as a sub-theme of City. Two years of great sets have introduced new uniforms, personal mechs, and swooshable ships with an aesthetic closer to Interstellar than retro sci-fi. At last month’s IDS Brickworld, long-time…

  • Epic interstellar collab builds on LEGO’s City-Space aesthetic with Mission to Thalora Prime

    —

    by

    in

    LEGO might not have released a stand-alone Space theme since 2013’s Galaxy Squad, but the spirit of space exploration lives on as a sub-theme of City. Two years of great sets have introduced new uniforms, personal mechs, and swooshable ships with an aesthetic closer to Interstellar than retro sci-fi. At last month’s IDS Brickworld, long-time…

  • Epic interstellar collab builds on LEGO’s City-Space aesthetic with Mission to Thalora Prime

    —

    by

    in

    LEGO might not have released a stand-alone Space theme since 2013’s Galaxy Squad, but the spirit of space exploration lives on as a sub-theme of City. Two years of great sets have introduced new uniforms, personal mechs, and swooshable ships with an aesthetic closer to Interstellar than retro sci-fi. At last month’s IDS Brickworld, long-time…