Not that too surprising, it has been announced that there will be LEGO sets for the upcoming Jurassic World Rebirth movie. The movie takes place five years after Jurassic World Dominion and a team is sent to a remote island to acquire DNA of the largest creatures. As for the sets, we can guess that we’ll be getting dinosaur figures of some of the ones seen in the trailer including the Tyrannosaurus Rex, Spinosaurus, Mosasaurus, and the mutated one which should be the feature attraction. LEGO’s Instagram has posted a teaser which shows the Spinosaurus between the trees. View this post on Instagram A post shared by LEGO (@lego) … Continue The post LEGO Jurassic World Rebirth Merchandise Confirmed appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Disney’s Phineas and Ferb Doofenshmirtz Evil Incorporated by Inevitable Brick is the latest project to achieve 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas. The 3000 piece build is a resubmission of the same project with some slight changes on this one although it is still a five story modular building. The project joins Civil Engineering: Types of Bridges – Revisited, National Lampoons Christmas Vacation, Go Go Power Rangers! LEGO Megazord, Booknook: Story Laboratory, Medieval Knight, Coraline – The Pink Palace, Taylor Swift Lover House, Jellyfish Collection, Nolinor Boeing 737-200, Portal 2: Core Replacement Station, Ancient Roman Temple, The Holiday – Rosehill Cottage, Gilmore Girls: Stars Hollow, Appa the Sky Bison, Grand Central Station, “Love Enlighten Me” The Bench of the Lampposts in Love, Bob Ross – The Joy of Building, and Peter Rabbit and the Garden as the ones to reach the First 2025 Review Stage. The post LEGO Ideas Disney’s Phineas and...

Every new classic car design from Genman builder Versteinert is a masterclass in NPU (“Nice Parts Usage”), and this 7-stud wide Ford Transit Mk1 Campervan is no exception. Fitting for a vehicle ready for a summer beach picnic, hot dogs, forks, and a sizzling grille feature prominently in the build, but not where you might think. Using rollerskates for door handles is a tried-and-true technique, but I’ve never seen them used like Versteinert does on the grille, where stacks of skates wrapped in a rubber band fit so perfectly you won’t believe it’s not a pre-molded part. This vacation wagon follows two utilitarian versions of the Transit Mk1 that Versteinert built last year, this repair service truck and a firetruck version. The post Versteinert’s LEGO Campervan is packed with cozy comfort and clever LEGO tricks appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Jake Forbes

Part of the thrill of living in nature and off-the-grid is sometimes that aforementioned nature just might show up at your front door. Case in point, Jérôme Barchietto presents a charming LEGO build of a cozy cabin, a seasoned old occupant, and his faithful husky. With great build techniques and stunning photography, this piece would be good enough to warrant a feature here at The Brothers Brick. I mean, just look at the ramshackle way the boards of the roof are constructed! The tiny add-on for the pup, snow on the roof and the log textures really makes it all come to life. But follow their gaze and you’ll see they are fixed upon the bear at their front step. He’s likely saying, “pardon the intrusion good sirs, but may I borrow a spot of honey?” In this situation, it’s best (and neighborly) to do what the bear asks. The post...

No stranger to The Brothers Brick, prolific Australian LEGO builder Ben Cossy seems to dabble in just about every building theme, turning out a string of quality creations both large and small. Of his latest, Ben says it “might actually be my favorite castle creation that I have made.” Understandably so! A closer look at his striking and retro-inspired Black Falcon’s Keep reveals why. Taking inspiration from his goals to “play around with things like angled roofs, more varied landscape” and also to incorporate a terrific pine tree design by fellow builder jimbagginslego, Ben paid special attention to how the structure is seated in the terrain. A full breakdown of the techniques used to achieve those roof angles, plus a peek at the Keep’s modest interior can be found on his YouTubechannel. My favorite features are less obvious though, including one you can’t even see. Using 1×2 Minifigure ingot “tiles” creates...