The LEGO Shop has revealed a few more LEGO Marvel 2025 sets which includes a generic Avengers set and the others for Spidey and His Amazing Friends. All of them will be releasing on January 1. Spin and Electro Dinosaur Vehicle Chase (11198) – 124 pieces/$19.99 Team Spidey Dino Crawler Rescue (11199) – 136 pieces/$29.99 Spidey and Gobby’s Raptor Battle at Tree House HQ (11200) – 143 pieces/$54.99 Iron Man Car & Black Panther vs. Red Hulk (76310) – 295 pieces/$34.99 The post More LEGO Marvel 2025 Sets Revealed appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

You can now pre-order a couple of the newly revealed LEGO Harry Potter 2025 sets on the LEGO Shop. The Diagon Alley Wizarding Shops (76444) has 2,750 pieces and retails for $199.99 and the Malfoy Manor (76453) has 1,601 pieces retailing for $149.99. Both sets will be available starting on January 1. As a Rakuten/LinkShare Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The post LEGO Harry Potter Diagon Alley Wizarding Shops & Malfoy Manor Pre-Orders Live appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

A new month is upon us which means more competitive building! Are you ready? Here’s the latest bunch of LEGO contests and challenges from all around the AFOL community for December 2024 to help you find some inspiration and motivation to build! There’s nothing quite like a theme or a prompt to take you out of your comfort zone and give you something new to try. Besides, contests are the perfect place to interact with other contestants and judges and get to know your fellow builders. And if you’re like me, a deadline helps make sure you actually finish! We’ve listed them in order of deadline so you can plan your building time to the best advantage. Make sure to check the LEGO activity calendar for local challenges and events near you. Here at BrickNerd, some of our fondest memories, greatest building achievements, coolest trophies, and best friendships came from LEGO...

When the beautiful new LEGO Tudor Corner (and GWP Corner Kiosk) set was announced, I could tell that it would become a central display piece in many people’s LEGO modular collections. I could also tell this would be a perfect opportunity to demonstrate how anyone can come up with their own custom lighting solution, especially when set-specific lighting kits do not yet exist. And when LEGO generously offered BrickNerd the Tudor Corner and accompanying GWP Corner Kiosk sets, I knew what I had to do… call dibs! 😋 Looking through past BrickNerd articles on the custom lighting of LEGO, we have certainly covered quite a few topics: reasons for adding lighting to your LEGO MOCs, pioneers of custom lighting solutions, set-specific lighting kits, using miscellaneous lights that you may have on hand, and even advanced DIY techniques for soldering and programming your own lights. What we have not focused on, however,...

In September, I went to Skaerbaek and Billund with a few friends from France. The Skaerbaek Fan Weekend is the world’s biggest gathering of LEGO fans, and I was able to meet and admire the work of a number of creators. It was an opportunity for Quentin Biasotto to exhibit several creations that caused a sensation among the viewing public, and I took the opportunity to have a detailed chat with him and explore his seabed in depth. You can see how special a MOC it is in this brief video. Its absolutely entrancing standing in front of it, see it move. So let’s chat with the builder about this amazing view under the sea. Meet Quentin Sam: Hello Quentin! Welcome to BrickNerd! You're one of the pillars of Puissance Brick, so could you introduce yourself so we can get to know you better? Quentin: Hello everyone! I fell in love...