LEGO has officially revealed a new LEGO Ninjago 2026 set with the The Old Town 15th Anniversary (71861). Releasing on January 1, the set has 4,851 pieces and will retail for $299.99. The Old Town features a playset that consists of four modules: a front gate, post office and workshop, a three story tower and lookout. They can be connected in a circle or arranged as a horizontal display that stretches over 39 inches wide. The set also includes 23 minifigures, 3 of which are the exclusive 15th Anniversary ones. Boys, girls and NINJAGO® superfans aged 14 and over can celebrate the history of the LEGO® NINJAGO TV show with The Old Town 15th Anniversary (71861) building toy. This town playset consists of 4 modules: a front gate, post office and workshop, 3-storey tower and lookout that can be connected in a circle, rearranged into a horizontal display that stretches to...

It seems that LEGO is doing unannounced drops every day as they are now offering the LEGO Ninjago Micro Ninjago Docks (40704) with purchases of $20. Yesterday was the Micro Ninjago City (40703) so if the trend continues, all four micro Ninjago sets will be available in the next couple of days. The set can double uup with the LEGO Winter Gazebo (40778) when you make a $150 purchase. As a Rakuten/Linkshare Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The post LEGO Ninjago Micro Ninjago Docks (40704) Now Available as GWP appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Our favorite holiday tradition is opening all six LEGO Advent Calendars, one day at a time, with you, our readers! Along with spoiler pics of the daily gifts, we include commentary and alternate builds to celebrate the season and creativity. We have an all-star cast of custom minifig creators leading our Advent adventure this year. Fool’s Figures is wizarding his way through Harry Potter and Frozen calendars. ExpansionBricks is launching Star Wars and Friends. And beyondb0nes is digging into Minecraft and City. Now let’s open some doors and see what gifts are in store for today! Fools: This Acromantula (giant spider, for you muggles out there) is my favorite of the creature mini builds. I hate spiders, but maybe it’s because this one only has two eyes that I find it cute? Jake: It is quite cute! But does it taste like chocolate? Fools: A mailbox might’ve been more suiting for...

Pop culture is full of memorable vehicular stunts; from the repeating tropes like KITT’s Turbo Boost to Steve McQueen’s classic high-speed chase in Bullitt. But the most beloved of them all has got to be the motorcycle slide from Akira. And Dan Ko shows us you’re never too young to homage a classic, with this infant bike slide built as a part of a Secret Santa project. Which is perfect, because this vignette looks small enough to hang on a tree branch. The post Chibi-Tokyo is about to explode as Kaneda gets the LEGO baby treatment appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Norm Harper

When I first glanced at this Vic Viper from pyrefyre I thought it was a great micro-scale build…but there is a minifig hiding behind that transparent-black windscreen. Then came the rush of part recognition. Amidst the sharp angles of slopes, tiles and wedge plates, I saw the ball joints as the base of the struts connecting the engines. This design could stand in any scale, but it is particularly enjoyable holding its minifig. The post A Vic Viper in aeroskimmer form appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Nathan Schroeder