Amazon currently has a limited time deal going on for the LEGO Animal Crossing Nook’s Cranny & Rosie’s House (77050) for 30% off. The 535 piece set is still listed to be retiring soon and is sold out on the LEGO Shop so this is probably your last chance to get it at a decent price. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The post LEGO Animal Crossing Nook’s Cranny & Rosie’s House (77050) Amazon Limited Time Deal – February 2026 appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

One of the more fun and reasonably priced sets in 2025 was the LEGO Disney Pixar Luxo Jr. (21357) and it is currently on sale at Amazon. It has been discounted by 14% which saves you $10 on it and it a little bit better price for the 613 piece set. The current trends on it is that it’ll stay at this discounted price until something triggers the 20% discount which could happen later this year as Amazon tries to get rid of inventory. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The post LEGO Disney Pixar Luxo Jr. (21357) Amazon Deal – February 2026 appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Andrea Lattanzio knows a thing or two about building cozy scenes for minifigs to live their best lives – after all, his A-Frame Cabin remains one of the most charming sets to come from the Ideas program. For his latest creation, Andrea draws on another master of coziness – Miyazaki – specifically, the film Porco Rosso. Andrea recreates Porco’s beach hideout in LEGO with a painterly eye for detail. Of course, the Savoia S.21 seaplane is here, as well as a campsite filled with details from the film. Most impressive is the limestone cove and crystal clear water, inspired by the Croatian coastline. We’ve seen many stunning takes on the Savoia S.21 in LEGO over the years, most recently this version from Eero Okkonen, and it’s always great to see another expert builder take it on. Andrea digs deep into the parts archive for elements to incorporate, such as a Fabuland...

Everyone’s got one of those creepy furry plushes somewhere. Huh? Le-Booboo? No, I’m not talking about French words for an injury. Back in the late nineties, our creepy furry plushes were called Furbys, and Nick Jensen has presented an exemplary study of one in LEGO bricks. Much like the recently-completed Iron Forge contest, Nick’s local LEGO User Group (LUG) runs challenges to complete builds using seed parts. In this case, that’s the 3×3 quarter-circle brick, perfectly used for those uncanny animatronic eyes and beak. Surely I can’t be the only one to find these things creepy? Maybe I’ve been watching too much Gremlins… Speaking of LUGs – why not see if there’s one near you hosting similar build challenges? You can find a list of LEGO-Recognised LUGs over here! The post Before Labubu, there was Furby – and now it returns in LEGO! appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author:...

Here’s a fun stat for you: of the 107 Technic sets released in the last 5 years, 40 have been cars. Several of those have been racing cars, and this year, LEGO Technic 42228 McLaren F1 Team MCL39 becomes the sixth set in that timespan to depict a Formula One car specifically. It joins Mercedes, Red Bull and Ferrari F1 cars on the shelves, at similar price and piece points of US $229.99 | CAN $299.99 | UK £189.99 and 1,675 parts respectively. You can pre-order it now, or wait until it shows up on sites like eBay or Amazon after March 1. With the glut of automotive options available to Technic fans, how does this latest open-wheel racer stack up? LEGO Technic 42228 McLaren F1 Team MCL39 | 1,675 Pieces | Available March 1; Pre-orders open now | US $229.99 | CAN $299.99 | UK £189.99 The box and build...