Sometimes a handfull of the right LEGO elements can make you look at your collection in a whole new light. This “Midnight Mushrooms” vignette from Eli Willsea is just such a build, invoking a whole matgical world on a base just 8 studs in diameter.  The bulbous tree tops are made from Zamor Spheres, bygone Bioncle ammo, while the mushroom caps come from the Clikits jewelry line from the early 2000s. At ground level, the smiling salamander is a Friends recolor of Elsa’s magical pet and provides the perfect contrast to the cool blues. It’s a fantastic mix of unusual parts. The post Zamor spheres, Clikits, and candlesticks, oh my! appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Jake Forbes

LEGO has announced the latest iconic work of art to become an official set: LEGO Art 31214 LOVE, based on the sculpture from artist Robert Indiana. LOVE joins other classic works in LEGO like the LEGO Ideas 21333 Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh and 31213 Mona Lisa by Leonardo Da Vinci. Keeping with the love theme, the set is designed as a collaborative experience  for two adults to build together. You can buy LOVE starting January 1st or pre-order now for US $79.99 | CAN $99.99 | UK £69.99. LEGO Art 31214 LOVE | 791 Pieces | Available Jan 1  | US $79.99 | CAN $99.99 | UK £69.99 Here’s the official press release from LEGO on the new LEGO Art 31214 LOVE set: Billund, Denmark, 11th November 2024: Today, the LEGO Group announced a new addition to its growing art collection: the LEGO® Art LOVE (31214). Inspired by Robert...

Today’s guest article comes from Juan Rodriguez Lopez, a builder living in the Seatle area who has mixed his passion for architecture with his love of LEGO bricks. He shares his entire process of designing custom castles from concept to creation to instructions. A Fortress and a Foundation Ever since I was a kid, I’ve been a bit of a castle nerd. Castles were endlessly fascinating to me—grand structures full of mystery, always perched on towering hillsides, watching over vast kingdoms. And sometimes, they even held a touch of magic! It’s no wonder that my favorite LEGO set growing up was the Fire Breathing Fortress (6082). That childhood love of castles stuck with me, and now, as an adult, it’s woven itself into my LEGO world. The spark to create my own LEGO fantasy models came with the release of the Mini Disney Castle (40478). I was drawn to it immediately,...

Brad Barber is a LEGO builder from Orlando, Florida who lives in Japan thanks to his job in the US Navy. Most people either collect LEGO sets or throw all their parts together and build MOCs. Brad does neither. He is a builder who likes to challenge himself by using only the parts from a single set when he builds a model. Lamborghini Diablo built from the parts of set 10290 Pickup Truck Brad says he has been building with LEGO for as long as he can remember. When he discovered Rebrickable a few years ago, he liked the idea of alternate builds. After trying with a few different sets he found form with cars. He turned a farm truck into a Lamborghini Diablo and a Ford GT into a Batmobile. The Force Is Strong With This One Earlier this year, he changed direction when he saw the 75375 Millennium Falcon...

I’m no stranger to LEGO gardens, so I was very excited to get an early chance to build the latest release in the LEGO Ideas theme: 215353 The Botanical Garden. Yours truly in the truly beautiful Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh As a long-time builder of LEGO gardens, I really appreciate the plethora of plant and foliage pieces that we now get. The recolours that have been introduced by the Botanical Collection theme are fantastic. This set gives us not only a really useful element recolour, but also new moulds for both plants and glazing elements. Our friends over at New Elementary have already brilliantly covered the four new moulds this set boasts – the most ever in an Ideas set I believe – so I won’t go into too much detail, but they all give us new options which is always welcome. New Moulds View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View...