Category: Lego News

It’s fitting that The Transformers brand is ever-changing. While LEGO has been giving us official Transformers sets based, more or less, on the original 1980s versions of the Autobots and Decepticons, there are numerous variations of the characters to explore. And, one of the most recognizable of these is the live-action movie Bumblebee, rendered here…

It’s fitting that The Transformers brand is ever-changing. While LEGO has been giving us official Transformers sets based, more or less, on the original 1980s versions of the Autobots and Decepticons, there are numerous variations of the characters to explore. And, one of the most recognizable of these is the live-action movie Bumblebee, rendered here…

It’s fitting that The Transformers brand is ever-changing. While LEGO has been giving us official Transformers sets based, more or less, on the original 1980s versions of the Autobots and Decepticons, there are numerous variations of the characters to explore. And, one of the most recognizable of these is the live-action movie Bumblebee, rendered here…

It’s fitting that The Transformers brand is ever-changing. While LEGO has been giving us official Transformers sets based, more or less, on the original 1980s versions of the Autobots and Decepticons, there are numerous variations of the characters to explore. And, one of the most recognizable of these is the live-action movie Bumblebee, rendered here…

It’s fitting that The Transformers brand is ever-changing. While LEGO has been giving us official Transformers sets based, more or less, on the original 1980s versions of the Autobots and Decepticons, there are numerous variations of the characters to explore. And, one of the most recognizable of these is the live-action movie Bumblebee, rendered here…

It’s fitting that The Transformers brand is ever-changing. While LEGO has been giving us official Transformers sets based, more or less, on the original 1980s versions of the Autobots and Decepticons, there are numerous variations of the characters to explore. And, one of the most recognizable of these is the live-action movie Bumblebee, rendered here…

It’s fitting that The Transformers brand is ever-changing. While LEGO has been giving us official Transformers sets based, more or less, on the original 1980s versions of the Autobots and Decepticons, there are numerous variations of the characters to explore. And, one of the most recognizable of these is the live-action movie Bumblebee, rendered here…

If the word is new to you, “greebles” are all those little details that give texture to a model. Whether it’s LEGO, or some big budget movie’s production design, they’re the details that make the fantastic feel real. Even though we don’t really see them in the real world all too often. And this Neo-Classic…

If the word is new to you, “greebles” are all those little details that give texture to a model. Whether it’s LEGO, or some big budget movie’s production design, they’re the details that make the fantastic feel real. Even though we don’t really see them in the real world all too often. And this Neo-Classic…

If the word is new to you, “greebles” are all those little details that give texture to a model. Whether it’s LEGO, or some big budget movie’s production design, they’re the details that make the fantastic feel real. Even though we don’t really see them in the real world all too often. And this Neo-Classic…