LEGOLAND California has revealed a new addition to MINILAND with our very own LEGO City version of San Diego. Coming in at 1:20 scale, the layout has some of the more well known locations in San Diego such as The Rady Shell, Petco Park, Coronado Bridge, Emerald Plaza, San Diego Convention Center, The San Diego County Fair, and Downtown and Gaslamp Quarter. CARLSBAD, CA (March 23, 2023) – Tour all of San Diego in just minutes! Today, LEGOLAND® California Resort revealed the world’s first LEGO® City version of San Diego. Located only 30 minutes from downtown San Diego in nearby Carlsbad, the new MINILAND San Diego provides locals and out-of-town families the chance to take in the entire city by land and by brick! “San Diego is a beautiful destination filled with stunning architecture, landscapes, and history and there’s nowhere else in the world you can experience America’s Finest City like...

I decided to go back to Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield to do some shiny hunting. And I gotta say, it’s probably the worst shiny hunting mechanic since the dawn of mankind. Granted, my experience across the many games is pretty limited since I started to seriously hunt in Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon. And […] The post PokéMondays: Shiny Hunting in Sword and Shield Sucks appeared first on FBTB. Original link

Our annual tradition moves along, another batch of Advent Calendars. Ace handling Star Wars (again), Eric handling Harry Potter (again), and Nick handling Marvel (again). We’re adding a little twist to this and doing our own bonus calendars of silly things, so Ace is doing , Eric is sampling Hot Sauces that may kill him, […] The post FBTB’s LEGO Advent Season of EXTRA Spam 2022 Day 9 appeared first on FBTB. Original link

Perennial LEGO castle constructor Louis of Nutwood has debuted a glorious watchtower complete with palisade wall. I’m amazed at all the different brick-built textures he’s managed to work into this model. The cobbled stonework utilizes half-plate gaps to great success. The smooth wood of the watchtower’s roof stands in contrast, relying heavily on tile parts to emulate wooden beams. And the wonderful implementation of curved slopes in that tattered red flag evokes a weatherworn age that can be difficult in plastic bricks. But the real highlight for me (pun intended) is the choice of lime for the surrounding grass. This pop of color contrasts the grays and browns of the rest of the build well, further emphasizing all the brilliant textures in the construction. The post A lookout tower with a proper palisade appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Kyle Keller

Our annual tradition moves along, another batch of Advent Calendars. Ace handling Star Wars (again), Eric handling Harry Potter (again), and Nick handling Marvel (again). We’re adding a little twist to this and doing our own bonus calendars of silly things, so Ace is doing , Eric is sampling Hot Sauces that may kill him, […] The post FBTB’s LEGO Advent Season of EXTRA Spam 2022 Day 8 appeared first on FBTB. Original link