Amazon has just discounted the LEGO Ideas A-Frame Cabin (21338) by 20% off the regular retail price. The set is now listed at $143.99 which saves you $36 on the set and makes it a way better buy for the 2,082 piece set. This is the first time that Amazon has dropped it by 20% and it probably won’t last too long at this price. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The post LEGO Ideas A-Frame Cabin (21338) Amazon Sale – June 2024 appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

LEGO on their social media accounts looks to be teasing another LEGO Transformers announcement. The short clip shows Optimus Prime (10302) which his famous phrase “Calling All Autobots” and fades to black with the words “Who will answer the call.” It looks like we’ll be getting another Autobot set and rumor has it that it could be his Second-in-Command, Bumblebee. The official announcement could be coming real soon. View this post on Instagram A post shared by LEGO (@lego) … Continue The post LEGO Teases LEGO Transformer Announcement appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Today’s guest article comes from Casey McCoy, an AFOL from the Chicago-land area, an active MOC builder, and current Brickworld Master for a few more days. You can find him online on Flickr and Instagram. Meet Simon Liu In the North American LEGO Community, you’re hard-pressed to find someone as prolific, impactful and engaged as Simon Liu. A man whose MOC output and community engagement over a short baker’s dozen years rivals what most dedicated AFOLs hope to accomplish in their lifetime. He’s one of the biggest influences in our modern AFOL landscape, whether you know it or not—from community organization, build challenge creation, iconic build inspiration, parts spamming, and more! Online, you may see him masked in anonymity—imbued in the image of a Ferrero Rocher or Benny. However, in person, there’s no mistaking him. Simon’s spiky hair and cheery personality, with a large troupe of AFOLs/TFOLs in tow, are hard...

I will admit it… when I was encouraged to join a LEGO minifigure habitat challenge early in my MOC-building journey as BrickBuiltJosh, I was not so sure about these small 8x8 square corner builds. They seemed small, constrictive, boxy, and like… everything had to be some corner of a room! Since then, I’ve built 35 habitats over the last few years, joined several habitat challenges, and found inspiration to break the mold and find new ways to get creative with the format. Part of that is finding creative ways of integrating multiple habitats into a “stack” in interesting ways. So let’s see how we can break the mold, get out of the corner, and be creative with the individual habitats themselves. Going back to my previous article on building skillful habitats, we delved into five key skills for building more captivating and dynamic builds when building small. Today, we’re completely re-envisioning...

Earlier this year, LEGO and a group of impressive global partners successfully lobbied the UN to recognize the importance of play in childhood development by recognizing June 11th as the International Day of Play. The concept of “Play” loosely means engaging in activities that use creative and imaginative skills, focusing on fun and process and less on an end result. As Niels B. Christiansen, CEO of the LEGO Group said, “For more than 90 years, we have championed children’s right to play, as we know that it can change lives. It strengthens family bonds and helps children develop essential skills and reach their full potential.” Whether you and the children in your life engage in play regularly or need some inspiration, LEGO can be a great starting point because it can meet the children in your life where they are in their development, as well as be completely open-ended. As a...