LEGO has revealed the next LEGO Ideas set coming to store shelves with the Orange Cat (21376). Releasing on March 1, the set has 1,755 pieces and will retail for $99.99. The set features an Orange Cat that comes with a choice of green and blue eyes that you can switch out. The head is also adjustable with the opening mouth and moveable ears. It does pair well with the LEGO Ideas Tuxedo Cat (21349). Create your own adorable, brick-built cat decor with this LEGO® Ideas Orange Cat craft kit for adults (21376). The purr-fect treat for yourself or a gift for other cat lovers, this lifelike (and allergy-friendly) Orange Cat figure comes with a choice of green or blue eyes. Spend quality time recreating the cat’s distinctive markings and tufts of fur in LEGO style. Turn the cat’s head, open and close the mouth and adjust the ears, paws and...

Bart De Dobbelaer is no stranger to occasionally unsettling builds, and the Brood of Kha’thra is no exception. Still, there’s plenty of beauty to admire here as well. The intentional color usage all over this build is a delight. We’re particularly fond of the carvings and etchings on the stone pillars, each feeling ancient but also somehow modernly sophisticated. The bugs themselves are both unsettling and impressive, and the trans green usage feels reminiscent of the old Insectoids or UFO themes. A closer look at the mass of eggs in the center is not for the faint of heart. The post Beware The Brood of Kha’thra appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Jarrett Gercken

The 1-on-1 duels that we see between LEGO builders in the Iron Builder contest are the stuff of legend; titanic tussles between often well-regarded names in the community. But being open to everyone, the qualifying Iron Forge phase of the competition is a fantastic way for up-and-coming builders to cut their teeth. That makes it a great place in turn to find new building talent, and so it proves with Jonas Ens (AKA Beta Brick). This was a builder new to us as of last year’s Iron Forge, and they are once again making an impression in 2026! Let’s round up their journey so far, beginning with a photo-within-a-photo – making nice use of the engine intake that was the third round’s seed part. It’s not the only time this mind-bending builder will innovate with the format! As we’ll see, nature forms a great source of inspiration for Jonas. In the...

The LEGO builder calendar is full of traditions that might seem odd to outsiders. August is for frogs, February is for space rovers. January is the month where we renounce our allegiance to humans and celebrate cyber supremacy with drones! The builds of “Droneuary” can take many forms, from bipedal bots to flying probes – the only rule: no meatbag pilots! Maybe it’s all the AI talk in the zeitgeist or nostalgia for Exo-Force, but 2026 turned out to be an amazing year for Droneuary participation. Here are some of our favorites. Let’s get things started with the most FABULANDOUS drone of the year, that comes courtesy of Gnarlicbread. Seeing the wholesome theme applied to a Devid-style drone is a little terrifying, but the mouse seems okay with it, so maybe those claw hands are for picking fruit and not grabbing friendly critters. The vintage elements aren’t limited to Fabuland; blue...

Participating in the Iron Forge requires serious commitment to building throughout January. For some builders, once is enough, but for others it’s a tradition – a way to welcome the new year with a burst of LEGO creativity! Harry (@by_h_proj) knows a thing or two about LEGO competitions, having earned the runner-up spot in LEGO Masters New Zealand back in 2023. Since then, he’s been an Iron Forge regular, always impressing with a mix of technical complexity and excellent photography. Will the third time be the charm with judges? You can see Harry’s knack for a well-composed shot with this undersea scene. The Engine seed part is most prominent as a Hammerhead mouth and also appears throughout the reef in a mix of colors. My favorite of Harry’s entries this year is this kitchen scene that brilliantly uses the engine intakes as oven vents. The moc mirrors this incredible scene from...