The countdown is on—just two weeks remain to enter The AdoraBuild! If you’ve been thinking about joining in, now’s the time to turn that idea into something real. We’ve already seen a wave of creative, charming, and smile-inducing builds come through, but there’s still plenty of room for more. This is your moment to embrace the playful side of building, follow your most whimsical instincts, and create something that instantly sparks joy. Think of this as your final push to build something so cute you wanna die before the clock runs out. What Makes Something Adorable? The AdoraBuild isn’t just a LEGO contest; it’s a journey into the whimsical, the endearing, and the outright precious. From fluffy creatures to heart-melting scenes, your mission is to capture the essence of cuteness in brick-built form. But what makes a build “adorable”? Is it the splash of color, the clever use of pieces, big...

LEGO has revealed a fairly large wave of the LEGO Disney summer 2026 sets. In this wave, we have a lot of character builds and the usual castle builds for the various princesses. Village House & Boat (43282) – 85 pieces Cinderella Animal Friends Castle (43283) – 149 pieces Belle & the Beast’s Enchanted Castle (43289) – 254 pieces Pua (43292) – 885 pieces Kakamora (43293) – 407 pieces Rapunzel’s Mini Tower (43294) – 171 pieces Jasmine’s Jewellery Box (43295) – 458 pieces Stitch & Scrump (43296) – 713 pieces Rapunzel’s Castle (43297) – 676 pieces Ariel’s Royal Wedding Boat (43299) – 519 pieces The post LEGO Disney Summer 2026 Sets Revealed appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

A lot of AFOLs have fond memories of those fierce blue knights. Though they weren’t in that many sets, even LEGO recognized them as being popular and even rereleased their Fortress in 2002. And even better, gave them a complete make-over in 2021. Yes, I’m talking about those awesome Black Falcons. There are fans out there who even dedicated a day to them, Black Falcon Friday. One of them is Thomas (aka The Brick Dwarf) and we chatted with him for a bit more insight into this wonderful homage. Marco: How did #blackfalconsfriday start? And how did you keep continuing it? Thomas: It was two guys that go by the names of lego_launcher and pollocks01 on Instagram that posted the first #blackfalconsfriday pictures in June 2020. I noticed this hashtag later that summer and thought it was a great idea, especially since I had a lot of Black Falcons already in...

LEGO has revealed some of the LEGO Friends summer 2026 sets which include some familiar locations. In this wave, we have more amusement park rides including another roller coaster as well as a new hotel. Fun Water Park Day (42676) – 278 pieces Forest Tea Party (42690) – 116 pieces Creative Flower Shop (42693) – 377 pieces Pizza Truck (42694) – 190 pieces Creative Dollhouse Suitcase (42697) – 355 pieces/$49.99 Candy & Cupcake Ferris Wheel (42700) – 602 pieces/$59.99 Spinning Flower & Fairy Teacup Ride (42702) – 321 pieces Mermaid Roller Coaster (42703) – 864 pieces/$109.99 Heartlake City Grand Hotel (42704) – 1,406/$149.99 Cosy Autumn Forest Cabin (42705) – 1,229 pieces/$109.99 The post LEGO Friends Summer 2026 Sets Revealed appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Fallout is everywhere these days, and rightfully so after the massive success of the TV show, which just wrapped up its second season. If you haven’t seen it yet, what are you doing on this BrickNerd side quest? Another settlement needs your help. Go help it now, but make sure to come right back and check out these amazing Fallout MOCs. Fallout is a video game franchise dating back to 1997, when the first game was released. It was a top-down RPG set in the 22nd century, featuring a post-apocalyptic, retro-futuristic world. Over the years, the series has grown to include four main titles along with several spin-offs, including the online game Fallout 76. I think it’s that retro-futuristic setting that hooked me, along with the mid-century modern design of the 1950s to 60s. It’s one of my favorite architectural eras, so combining my love of LEGO with my favorite video...