February always flies by, but the LEGO community was back in force with a flurry of fantastic features! We have collected a feast of fabulous articles and formidable deep dives from the farthest fringes of the LEGO fellowship. We are fortunate to be flush with so many forums and fan media that fervently fashion such a flourish of facinating features every month, so enjoy the finest of February! Here at BrickNerd, we corrected mistakes in MOCs and an amusement park train layout; we traveled around the world in microscale, went for a ride in a telephone TARDIS and brick-built Volvo, and traveled Middle Earth through The Silmarillion. We went small with explorations into baby scale, extra pieces, LEGO hot dogs, and even theoretical physics! We got hands-on and published a field guide for birds, a guide to building a GBC module, a history of LEGO typography, and a think-piece on LEGO...

LEGO Gundam by legotruman is the latest project to achieve 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas. The build is based on the model RX-78-2 which is the most recognizable Gundam suit and it has moveable joints as well as its accessories like the beam saber, rifle, and shield. The project joins Spirited Away, Appa the Sky Bison, from Avatar the Last Airbender, Venus Flytrap, Minerals Display, Dreamworks’ Shrek’s Swamp 2, Hello Kitty and Friends – 50 Years, Dr. Seuss’s The Grinch, Medieval Tournament, Among Us: The Skeld, Cherry Blossom Ikebana, Roman Forum, The Wizard of Oz 85th Film Anniversary, Interstellar, Working Suspension Railway, Metallica M72 World Tour, Suitcase Express!, Outer Wilds, Medieval Inn by the Gatehouse, Clockwork Solar System, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, My Neighbor Totoro, Tower Chess, and Medieval Bee Farm as the ones to reach the First 2024 Review Stage. The post LEGO Ideas LEGO Gundam Achieves 10,000 Supporters appeared first on...

As the newest LEGO Icons release, I have no doubt that 10332 Medieval Town Square has been popping up quite a bit on your social feeds. Even now, you can likely summon up a dozen different written reviews and a myriad of videos. This presents me with a pickling quandary since I do not wish to be redundant. Then, at the same time, if you’ve clicked on this article, perhaps you ARE looking for a one-stop shop of basic information. 10332 Medieval Town Square So I’ve decided I am going to do a super blitz one-sentence review, followed by a single picture. Then I will dub myself free and will continue to ramble on in a LEGO set daydream, going on as many side quests as I can muster. Here goes! “Set good, Fun build, Figs nice, 3.3k pcs, $230, Haz goat, Can buy March 1.” And the best set overview...

An Australian LEGO Certified Store has revealed a new LEGO Technic set with the Lamborghini Huracan Tecnica Orange (42196). If you think you’ve seen it before, that’s because you have since it is basically a recolor of the original set which came in lime green. The 806 piece count is still the same and I’ll assume the price of $49.99 will be the same as well when it releases in April. The post LEGO Technic Lamborghini Huracan Tecnica Orange (42196) Revealed appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

An Australian LEGO Certified Store has revealed a new LEGO City Space set that will be releasing on April 1 with the Space Science Lab (60439). The set contains 560 pieces and it features a domed lab that opens up to reveal a botanical tower of alien plants. It can also connect with the Space Base and Rocket Launchpad (60434) to make it extend the base. Fans of science and space exploration aged 6 and up will love this LEGO® City Space Science Lab toy playset (60439). Fold out the domed laboratory to unveil a series of rooms, including a botanical tower of alien plants, a control room with 2 workstations, a sleeping quarters and a kitchen with juice and water dispensers. The set also includes a planet exploration vehicle with wheelchair access, a food-delivery drone, 2 space crew minifigures and an alien figure for futuristic play. The post LEGO City...