Hot on the heels of LEGO’s Charizard reveal, a wild Loke (byggi_l) appears with a personal spin on Pokémon #0006. Loke is a phenomenal character builder who packs every build with personality drawn from surprising parts.  Take, for example, the LEGO skateboard used for Charizard’s lower jaw, the wheel clip of which creates the appearance of teeth. Loke was inspired by the stunning Charizard build from Mitch Builds, but whereas Mitch blends Tehcnic and Bionicle elements into the build, Loke sticks with system parts and those loveable Mixel eyeballs, comically crossed for added goofy charm. The post A charming Charizard to tide over Pokéfans appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Jake Forbes (TBB Managing Editor)

The Last of Us may have garnered more acclaim with its prestige trappings, but Amazon’s Fallout is the most video-gamey show to grace screens, and it’s much better TV for it! Season 2 lets “plot” take a back seat to side quests and larger-than-life NPCs, which is very on brand and always a hoot.  Just in time for the new season, Philip T (brick_head_nz) returns to the franchise with new slices of Wasteland life, like this immersive scene showcasing New Vegas. The impressive sign utilizes some brilliant techniques, such as a star made from minifig hands clipped to a drone. Using feathers for the “S” is a trick borrowed from last year’s LEGO employee gift set. Down on the ground, Philip brings back his excellent Deathclaw build. Tauntaun horns pair perfectly with a Ninjago dragon helmet. A behind-the-scenes reveals how a brick-built skyline and setting sell the perspective. A gap in...

In her LEGO creations, Kat (@klegofan3000) regularly switches between tiled mosaics and modernist architectural creations. For her latest work, Kat blends her skills into an evocative sculpture that contrasts busy zigzagging lines with negative space from round holes.  I love the unusual color combination of pink, orange, and green, and how the mosaic pattern wraps down the sides while being gloriously asymmetrical on the top. The build was created for the #letsbuild26x26 challenge running through the end of the month on Instagram. Click here to learn how to join in! The post Color and form and contrast in brick appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Jake Forbes (TBB Managing Editor)

Hey, remember those robot animals from when you were a kid? No, not the Dinobots and Insecticons. The ones that had pilots, I think they started with a “z”. No, not the Power Ranger Zords. The other ones, that were like model kits. Zoids! That’s them! Okay, I might not have remembered Zoids, but thankfully Aido Kessler does. And Aido’s love for the franchise has given us this amazing Liger Zero Jager build, a ferocious looking feline with wings on top of wings. Aido has also built a terrific looking display base for the Liger Zero, but don’t think that means he has to stay put. There are almost one hundred joints packed into this thing, which means this cat can move! The post Zounds! A zippy Zoid with zest appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Norm Harper

A new LEGO The Legend of Zelda set has officially been revealed with the Ocarina of Time – The Final Battle (77093). Releasing on March 1 (pre-order today), the set has 1,003 pieces and will retail for $129.99. The set features a display piece of the iconic final boss fight at the castle ruins with the boar-like beast, Ganon. The set also includes minifigures of Link, Zelda, and Ganondorf. There’s also a small transparent build for Navi as well. Build an Unforgettable Scene from the Classic Video Game [EF1] with LEGO® The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Set BILLUND, DENMARK – 16 January 2026: Today, the LEGO Group unveils the LEGO® The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time – The Final Battle (77093), a tribute to the climactic showdown from the beloved Nintendo® game. This highly detailed LEGO set invites fans to recreate the epic battle between Link, Princess Zelda,...