LEGO DREAMZzz returns with a new wave in 2024 with a few sets that have more wild designs but actually look very nice especially the tower. Of course, LEGO is doing a whole Space thing next year that which have been integrated into various themes and LEGO DREAMZzz gets that treatment as well. Mateo’s Off-Road Car (71471) Izzie’s Narwhal Hot-Air Balloon (71472) Mr. Oz’s Space Car (71475) Zoey and Zian the Cat-Owl (71476) The Sandman’s Tower (71477) The post LEGO DREAMZzz 2024 Sets Revealed appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Some more 2024 LEGO Minecraft sets have been revealed with one of the sets based on the Minecraft Legends game. Not much to say here but there are some more locations and types of buildings. Steve’s Desert Expedition (21251) The Turtle Beach House (21254) The Nether Portal Ambush (21255) The Frog House (21256) The Devourer Showdown (21257) The post LEGO Minecraft 2024 Sets Revealed appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

LEGO has officially announced their long-awaited partnership collaboration with Epic Games by revealing LEGO Fortnite which will be launching on December 7. The game will be your standard Fortnite Battle Royale but everything will be in LEGO, from the maps to the characters. Build, Play, Survive: The LEGO Group and Epic Games Unveil LEGO® Fortnite The LEGO Group and Epic Games today announced LEGO® Fortnite, a new survival crafting game that will go live inside Fortnite starting Dec 7 2023. LEGO Fortnite will be the first play experience to come from our long term partnership with Epic Games to develop fun and safe digital spaces for children and families. Within LEGO Fortnite, players can explore vast, open worlds where the magic of LEGO building and Fortnite collide. Designed for people of all ages to enjoy together, the game will encourage creativity, experimentation and collaboration through play. Last year, the LEGO Group...

Best of BrickNerd - Article originally published December 12, 2022. Now released in English, the book that originally came out as “A Life With LEGO” has got a new title: “The LEGO Story”. And as stories go, I promise that this is one you will—as a BrickNerd reader—want to check out. The original Danish book - with its gorgeous cover - and the English version, looking a bit more like a technical overview Before we start, though: a little disclaimer. You may have noticed that at BrickNerd, we don’t really do traditional reviews (well, apart from Dave’s 10307 UCS Christmas Tree one from last month) unless we think of a highly creative, culturally significant, or in-depth angle. So clearly, this is not a standard review. But I’ll let you know a bit about the book—hopefully enough that you’ll realise why I believe you really ought to check it out. I also...

The site hasn’t been the most active lately… 2023 has been a sledgehammer to the face of a few of us and it’s hard to get the time to keep up with everything. I can’t speak for everyone here, but the annual tradition of us opening all the calendars and being shocked at the iffy […] The post FBTB’s LEGO Advent Season of Extra-Special Spam 2023 – Day 3 appeared first on FBTB. Original link