In addition to the amazing LEGO models created by builders all over the world, The Brothers Brick brings you the best LEGO news and reviews. This is our weekly Brick Report for the final week of January 2024. TBB NEWS AND REVIEWS Did you catch last week’s oinktastic Brick Report? This week we reviewed the Kingfisher, a love box, and shared news about Star Wars’ 25th LEGO anniversary, LEGO Group collaborations, and even more! Read on! [NEWS] LEGO Ideas 21347 Red London Telephone Box now available, plus an interview with the designers — Ring ring! Who is it? The designers of the Red London Telephone Box here for a Q and A![NEWS] Sets celebrating 25 years of LEGO Star Wars announced — Are you feeling the Force, or are you feeling old? LEGO Star Wars hits a quarter century.[NEWS] Collaborations with car makers fuel a series of new LEGO racing sets...

With all the tiny plants, bouquets, and succulents available in the LEGO Botanical Collection, I thought it was important to bring the brick-built flower back to its roots, pun intended. And with only 162 pieces, we can enjoy all the upscaled glory of my take on a trio of the original LEGO flower from 1977 sitting on a tri-stem piece from that same year. This is going to find a great home on my desk alongside my similarly-scaled creations. Now off to get the parts for white and red versions of the build… The post The one flower missing from the LEGO Botanical Collection appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Kyle Keller (TBB Managing Editor)

It’s not every day that we here at TBB review something that’s not found on the LEGO store shelves. But with the Bricklink Designer Program about to launch pre-orders for Series 1 in a few days, we were offered the opportunity by Bricklink to review one of the sets in advance: the Snack Shack designed by Stefan Cornelissen (Distracted Bldr). In addition to the advance copy of the set, we were also able to sit down with Stefan over video chat to talk about his inspiration, specific design choices, and intended implementation of his model. But what did we think of the limited edition set? How does this product differ from something in the LEGO Ideas line? And what did Stefan have to share with us? You’ll have to read on to find out! BDP Series 1 – Snack Shack will be available for pre-order from Bricklink starting Feburary 7th (with...

Earlier today, LEGO designer George Gilliatt took to X/Twitter to talk about some of the features of the upcoming LEGO Harry Potter Talking Sorting Hat (76429), including the new sound brick. You can animate the hat by pressing on top of the hat or from the bottom as well. The sound brick slots in the back of the hat and it has 31 different sounds that it can say randomly. The Talking Sorting Hat releases on March 1 but you can pre-order today on the LEGO Shop for $99.99. As a Rakuten/Linkshare Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Check out the cool functions of the LEGO Talking Sorting Hat, including that brand new sound brick element! I had so much fun sorting some of my colleagues into their houses ‍#LEGO #HarryPotter pic.twitter.com/R06K81zAAL — George Gilliatt (@GeorgeGilliatt) February 1, 2024 The post LEGO Harry Potter Talking Sorting Hat (76429) Play Features Shown...

Roman Forum by Krackenator4 is the latest project to achieve 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas. The 1,776 piece build features a small part of the iconic building with a large temple that has a removable roof. 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, Cherry Blossom Ikebana as the ones to reach the First 2024 Review Stage. The post LEGO Ideas Roman Forum Achieves 10,000 Supporters appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran