LEGO has officially revealed the LEGO Minecraft 2026 sets that will be available starting in January. There are seven sets in the wave and they were revealed during MCM Comic Con London 2025. Steve Tiaga’s Adventure (21583) – 79 pieces/$9.99 Take Minecraft® players’ gaming to the next level with Steve’s Taiga Adventure (21583), a collectable building set for boys and girls 6 years old and over. This small LEGO® set is bursting with battle action, treasure hunting and explosive fun for kids to explore with a Steve minifigure, plus Creeper, fox and baby bunny LEGO figures. Kids join one of the game’s heroes, Steve, as he mines diamonds in the Minecraft taiga biome, with its distinctive spruce tree, snow and taiga grass. TNT and an explosion function blast the rocks apart to reveal diamonds, which can be stored in a treasure chest. There’s also a hostile Creeper to fend off using...

It looks like the LEGO Marvel X-Men X-Jet (76281) has gotten its permanent discount on Amazon. It is now priced at $67.99 which is 20% off or $17 off the regular price of $84.99. It does have minifigures of Wolverine, Cyclops, Rogue, and Magneto and that partly contributes to the higher price on top of the Disney tax. I’m curious to see if it will actually go any lower online (not the Walmart/Target markdowns) or if it’ll just be at this price until it retires. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The post LEGO Marvel X-Men X-Jet (76281) Amazon Deal – October 2025 appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

The twelve-year-old me loved dinosaurs. Who am I kidding? The version of me that’s more than a half a century old with an aching back also loves dinosaurs. Zombie-fy said dinosaurs and build it in LEGO and you pretty much have reached nirvana. That’s what is going on with moptoptrev’s new creation called Primal Plague of Madness inspired by the Primal animated series. The builder is on a spooky streak of late. Get a load of this Mothman by the same builder. I think we have a budding friendship here. The post LEGO and dinosaurs: Good. LEGO and zombie-fied dinosaurs: Great! appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Lino

In the heart of the jungle, an uncanny group of structures pierces the canopy like jagged teeth. Bart De Dobbelaer’s Xethral, Legacy of the Vanished is a haunting LEGO creation that embodies what used to be a shimmering power source of a lost civilization. He states that legends tell that Xethral’s scholars learned to channel this energy to sustain their cities, illuminate the night, and power machines far beyond modern understanding. However, when the stars aligned against them, a great silence fell, an entire culture was swallowed by vines and mist. Now, only their depleted power sources and crumbling crystal towers remain, silent witnesses to a brilliance long erased from history. It’s just the kind of esoteric lore Bart is known for. As with most of what he does, it garners more questions than answers. But at perhaps great risk to our personal well-being, we come back to ask more questions....

We’re back for a second roundup of Halloween minifigs, ranging from slightly spooky to downright terrifying. Warning – some of these get pretty dark! Our cover image goes to 2brickmonsters who breaks out the trans neon green for an oozy splatterfest. There’s so much creative parts usage on display, but I think the green crowns as popping pustules takes the creepy cake. Excellent use of the Blacktron mutant CMF legs. Zakar.ion gets into the Halloween spirit with The Grove’s Curse. Apparently the pumpkin patch got tired of getting carved up and decided to uproot and do some carving of its own! _motherofcatdragons_  gets medieval with a perfect plague doctor. The Kubaz mask is a little bit creepy no matter what galaxy you’re from. Photographer Studsby takes on a Sleepy Hollow Challenge and plays with shadows to create a Headless Horseman silhouetted against the full moon. Speaking of “playign with shadows,” our friend Jacob...