After releasing the novelty LEGO Brick Clog back in February, LEGO has released some normal LEGO Crocs. There will be a variety of designs for both adults and kids as well as sets of Jibbitz charms. The pricing will almost be on par with other licensed Crocs. LEGO Insiders will be able to get early access from Marh 16-19, while supplies last. Creativity Clog – Black (5010310) – $79.99 Create the world of your dreams in the LEGO® Creativity Clogs. A tribute to what makes both brands iconic, these Crocs clogs lean into traditional builds and are decorated with LEGO bricks around the sole for a fit and feel that fuels imagination. With the addition of your favorite Jibbitz charms, this is the ultimate footwear for endless adventure, play and self-expression. Accompanying each pair is a LEGO minifigure that’s ready to explore when your little ones are. Creativity Clog – White...

Today is the last day to get your orders in for the LEGO Botanicals Floral Picture Frame (40916) gift with purchase set on the LEGO Shop. The set is available with purchases of $150 or more. The 310 piece set features a functional picture frame with various plants at the base. The other promotion that is ending is for 3x Insiders Points on the following sets: • LEGO Ideas Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (21360) – 4,290 points• LEGO Ideas Twilight: The Cullen House (21354) – 4,290 points• LEGO Ideas River Steamboat (21356) – 6,435 points• LEGO Harry Potter Hogsmeade Village – Collectors’ Edition (76457) – 7,800 points• LEGO Icons Tropical Aquarium (10366) – 9,360 points• LEGO Fortnite Mecha Team Leader (77078) – 4,875 points As a Rakuten/Linkshare Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The post Last Day for LEGO Botanicals Floral Picture Frame (40916) GWP & 3x Insiders Points...

Today’s guest article comes from Caleb Wagoner, a car and sports car racing enthusiast and AFOL from Virginia. You can find him online on Instagram. What Makes a Great Speed Champions Set? It’s been just over a decade since the Speed Champions theme was introduced… and it changed the LEGO car world forever. Today, we’re looking back at some of the best Speed Champions sets from the past ten years and which ones stand out as the very best. So what actually makes a great Speed Champions set? To me, a good Speed Champions set is a careful balance between three things: good part selection, creative building techniques, and how well it captures the source material. Of course, if one of those really stands out, it can make up for shortcomings in the others. So with that established, let’s dive in! McLaren Senna: Pushing the Limits The first set that checks...

“The Conversation Piece” is a monthly BrickNerd series about creativity and building with LEGO authored by our friends over at the Builder Improvement Initiative (BII), a Discord-based community that helps LEGO builders of all levels get better at their craft through knowledge-sharing and constructive feedback. Have a question you would like us to consider for a future article? You can submit it here. Enjoy! Who Are My People? At its core, LEGO building tends to be a rather individualistic hobby. Putting a set together is often a time to relax and mindlessly follow prescribed instructions to create a display piece or playset. When building a creation of your own, it is your personal accomplishment, shaped from your original inspiration to your final masterpiece. Even a builder’s collection, from their sorting system to part assortment, is tailored to their personal interests. However, the individualistic nature of the hobby can also lead to...

Today, we’re excited to visit an absolutely fantastic LEGO kitchen and discuss its thoughtfully crafted design with the creator of this masterpiece, Victor van den Berg! Victor’s gorgeous creations are rich with eye-catching details, and their magical realism leaves a lasting impression on anyone who sees them. Ann: Hi Victor! We’re happy to welcome you back to BrickNerd and learn more about your new LEGO kitchen! Victor: Hi Ann, it's nice to be back! I'm always delighted and proud to be interviewed. It's a great idea that people can read about building and especially what it can bring you. In my case, I was already featured in the Masterpiece Gallery at LEGO House in Denmark, which is a dream come true, of course, but also that people recognize your building style and even know your name. So the solitary nature of building at home definitely has a very social side and...