There’s a new Target exclusive LEGO set that has surfaced online called LEGO Bean There, Donut That (40358). It has 146 pieces and retails for $19.99. It’s a cute little set that features a small donut and coffee stand and includes five minifigures. The DPCI number for the set is 204-00-0606 but it is brand new so it might not show up yet on Brickseek near your location. Hopefully we’ll be able to purchase it online as well. **Via Brick Project and Reddit** The post LEGO Bean There, Donut That (40358) Target Exclusive appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Last night, I reported on some new Disguise LEGO costumes for adults which are now available at Target. These new costumes include the blue and yellow 2×4 brick ones but some where wondering where the red one was as it was missing from the site. For now, it looks like we can find it available over on Amazon. It is around the same price as Target but you’ll have to pay for shipping as it is from a third-party seller. Considering the red brick costume was only available for kids on Target, this is the best alternative if you want it. Thanks to BigB for the heads up. The post LEGO Red Brick Adult Costume Available on Amazon appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

The LEGO Creator Winter Village Fire Station (10263) is set to be released for VIP members tomorrow and LEGO has just released the designer video for the set. LEGO designer Lars Joe talks about some of the features of the set. It has 1,166 pieces and retails for $99.99 and will be available for VIP members until October 1 where it will be available for the general public. Price: USA 99.99 USD | Canada 129.99 CAD | United Kingdom 84.99 GBP | Denmark 799.0 DKK | Germany 89.99 EUR | France 99.99 EUR Jump aboard the sleigh and head down to the snowy LEGO® Creator Expert 10263 Winter Village Fire Station, where the holiday season is in full swing. Outside the holly-adorned building, the firefighters are busy filling the ice rink with water from their shiny fire truck while an ice hockey player looks on, and a street musician plays yuletide...

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We see lots of impressive LEGO castles, often huge models festooned with towers and crenellations. Detailed medieval interiors prove a little less common, but here is an excellent example from O Wingård, and one which shows you don’t have to build big to build good. Although not put together with complex building techniques, this scene is packed full of detail — a hallmark of the best LEGO creations. The walls use a good selection of different brick types to add realistic texture to the backdrop. There’s a fine assortment of armour and weaponry on display, and the ceiling beams are nicely done. However, the highlight for me is the brick-built door with silver “tooth plates” providing hinges — nothing particularly complex in its construction, but a perfectly proportioned portal all the same. The post His Lordship will see you now appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Rod