LEGO revealed new Harry Potter sets today, six in all. They’ll be ready for pre-order starting this Thursday on April 30, 2020. They won’t ship until August 1st giving you plenty of time...[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]Original link

Using LEGO bricks to capture the organic curves of a well-known animal is no mean feat. It’s all too easy for observers to spot when the proportions of a limb or torso are incorrect. They might not be able to articulate exactly what’s wrong, but they’ll know something is just a little “off” about the whole thing. Vincent Kiew‘s showjumping horse, however, is spot-on — a triumph of poseability and shaping. The mane and tail, the ears, the curves outlining the horse’s musculature, are all excellent. But to deliver this in a model which looks good in so many different poses is testament to the builder’s skill. The jockey is as well put together as her mount, and looks comfortable in the saddle whether trotting, galloping, or jumping — the pair are putting on quite a show, as is Vincent. The post LEGO horse puts on a show appeared first on...

With video communications tools taking a forefront over the past weeks, LEGO has released fun backgrounds for you to use and transport your homes into another dimension and bringing some of their recent popular themes to inject a little fun during your meetings. These can also be used as your computer desktop or laptop background wallpaper (sized at 1920 x 1080 pixels) The nine available images range from the recent LEGO Ideas 21322 Pirates of Barracuda Bay, LEGO Ideas 21320 Dinosaur Fossils, and many other favourites. Click here or any of the images to head to The LEGO official page for the download. The post Inject a little fun in your video calls with these LEGO virtual backgrounds [News] appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Edwinder

LEGO builder Malin Kylinger is at it again and this time she has built an epic fantasy scene she calls “Battle of the Seasons”. A scroll acts as a battlefield while four distinct factions battle it out in the center. Inspired by The Heroes of Might and Magic video games, this scene contains a whopping seventy-three minifigs. It’s difficult to understand the scope of this scene from afar, so let’s take a closer look, shall we? While Malin doesn’t give a name to each quadrant, the fall colors here might suggest this is the Autumn section. The variety of minifigs and creatures just in this photo is staggering. I particularly like the three Gorgons whom I presume are Medusa, Stheno, and Euryale. These colors are rather wintry. While this and every other section is loaded with oodles of details that shouldn’t be missed, I like this particular shot. The top of...

Alright, alright! I know it’s a pun only a dad could love, but I can’t help myself. This adorable little LEGO sewing machine, built by Vaionaut, is both clever and crafty. I’m a fan of the dress slopes used to make the body look sleek. I also like the Fencer’s foil used as the needle. Of course, what would an old-fashioned sewing machine be without its mechanics? I’m a sucker for moving parts. The function is pretty simple, but it sure does make it look cool! If you think this little guy looks familiar, maybe that’s because another builder came up with a sewing machine very similar a while back. It also moves! And in fact, that builder, Pixeljunkie, has updated his machine with some shiny new bling. Each of these builders are excellent LEGO artists. You can see more from both Vaionaut and Pixeljunkie in our archives. The post Sew...