If you’re still looking for a deal on the LEGO Icons Blacktron Renegade (10355), Amazon currently has it on sale for 32% off. The set is now listed for $68. Although it’s not at its best sale, it’s still a decent price for a set that LEGO has still listed as retiring soon. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The post LEGO Icons Blacktron Renegade (10355) Amazon Deal – January 2026 appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

A new day and we have a small LEGO Ideas First 2026 Review Stage update as a few projects in the past few days have reached the 10,000 supporter goal. One surprise here is that a board game was able to hit the goal in about a day or so after it was posted so there was a lot of traction from somewhere. Taylor Swift: The Folklore Cottage (Taylor’s Version) – GHOSTFAACE93 The 5th Element – Korben Dallas Taxi – MarinBrickDesign Majisto Board Game – Juanjobricks The post LEGO Ideas January 10 Update appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

LEGO has started a new promotion on the Rewards Center where you have a chance to win 10,000 LEGO Insiders Points. It costs you absolutely no points to enter but you could walk away with 10k more points. The promotion will run until February 6. The usual restrictions apply. What would you do with 10,000 loyalty points? This is your chance to boost your points balance, so you’ve got more to go towards rewards, gifts and other LEGO® goodies. We’re giving away 10,000 points to 10 lucky winners. Free to enter. 1 entry per member. Valid from 8th January – 6th February 2026. No purchase necessary. Terms and conditions apply.* Please see full terms and conditions for details and eligibility requirements. Sweepstake closes on 02/06/26 Eligible countries: Austria, Canada (excluding Quebec), Denmark, Estonia, France (excluding French Overseas Departments or Territories, and the Principality of Monaco), Germany, Netherlands, Norway, Republic of Ireland,...

WALL-E and LEGO Space will always share a special bond. After all, WALL-E’s lead animator Angus MacLane designed the winning Ideas set that became the first LEGO take on the character. There’s something about the big-eyed robot’s design that lends itself so well to bricks, and not just for screen-accurate interpretations. Curtis D Collins uses the basic WALL-E design as a springboard for a whole army of bots inspired by LEGO’s iconic space themes. Of course, the series has to start with Classic Space colors. Curtis incorporates signature elements from each era into the WALL-E builds, like this fella’s positioning thrusters. My favorite of the whole series is the M-Tron WALL-E, which might not incorporate actual magnet pieces, but does upgrade the bot’s hands with magnet-inspired manipulators. The design also incorporates theme-appropriate tires for retro authenticity. Can we trust a Blacktron WALL-E? The faction might have suspicious intentions, but I would follow...

I’m sure every one of us has an unusual LEGO part that they remember from their childhood. Perhaps it’s some of the original buildable LEGO figures, or something from the barely-LEGO Scala theme. What really activates my nostalgia is these fold-out racetracks from LEGO Racers sets. A racetrack that doubles as a box?! How cool is that! The flip-side of such unusual parts is that they can be difficult to incorporate into MOCs. Such trivialities don’t scare Mattia Careddu, though. Even then, of all the things to turn it into, I never would’ve thought of a rectangular knight! But wait! It’s not just a knight and its minions. Mattia has stayed true to the unfolding nature of the racetrack, and this knight turns into a base of operations for the smaller ones! Weapons storage, siege lessons, tools and repairs – it’s all here. It harkens back to a different style of...