Amazon currently has the LEGO Marvel Endgame Final Battle (76266) on sale for a cool 44% off the regular price. It is now listed at $56.26 which saves you about $43 on it. The set shows the last scene in Avengers: Endgame and it includes minifigures of Shuri, Valkyrie, Captain Marvel, Okoye, Wanda Maximoff, the Wasp, and Thanos. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The post LEGO Marvel Endgame Final Battle (76266) Amazon Sale – March 2024 appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

There’s a new rumor that has recently surfaced that piqued my interest and that is that we could be getting another LEGO Transformers set, this time featuring Bumblebee. It is reported to be coming this summer with it having 950 pieces and retailing for $89.99. Bumblebee (10338) will be joining Optimus Prime (10302) the only LEGO Transformers set to be released. The main question now is which version of Bumblebee it will be. Will it be the G1 version since Optimus Prime was the original one or will LEGO go with the updated version from the movies. The post LEGO Transformers Bumblebee Rumored for Summer 2024 appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

LEGO has announced the winners of the LEGO Ideas Exploring the Cosmos building contest in which the winning builds will become future LEGO gift with purchase sets. The grand prize winner for the Base build is Micro Rail Command Center by Falkorich and the winner of the Vehicle build is Moon Car by EnchantingNoodle. LEGO has already started the process so we’ll probably see it later this year or early next year. The post LEGO Ideas Exploring the Cosmos Winners Announced appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

We come to the end of this mini-series on LEGO typography by peering right back to the beginning of the LEGO company to see how the brand image began. The further down in the article, the further back in time we go. In this final installment, you will see how the company found a system in packaging amongst their system of play, as well as a few bonus round entries for good measure, sure to delight the inner child! Folio - 1964 Basic Building Sets Folio is one of those typefaces that you often see but never take notice of. Much in the way of most ‘International Typographic Style’ typefaces, it emphasizes cleanliness, legibility, and objectivity. In this use-case, Folio was used for the set numbers as they were meant to be easy to read but not distracting from the overall box design. The numbers were the information to take notice...

I recently saw a video on the RacingBrick YouTube channel called “Revolutionising LEGO RC control with Pybricks and Xbox.” It showed me a simple solution for the biggest problem with LEGO Powered Up: controlling cars. I'm old-school. I played with my first remote-controlled car around 1980, and I controlled it with a remote with two joysticks. My second one had a remote with a joystick and a steering wheel. LEGO has released various remotes with similar controls over the years (watch this space for a full article!), but the Powered Up system is controlled from a phone or tablet. I had this remote control car in the early 80s That means sliding your fingers over a piece of glass, and as others have pointed out in reviews: that's just no good. There’s no haptic feedback from the glass. If your finger slides into the wrong part of the glass suddenly you're...