Unikitty fans, hold on tight because the official images of the upcoming LEGO Unikitty Collectible Figures (41175) have surfaced online at Radio Kontrol. There are 12 characters to collect and it looks like they are fairly hard to feel out because some of them use the same parts for multiple variations of Unikitty. Thanks to Anonymous for the heads up. The post LEGO Unikitty Collectible Figures (41175) Official Images Found appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

We finally have official images of the summer 2018 wave of LEGO Architecture sets thanks to Zusammengebaut who found the images from German retailer Alternate. There are two sets in the wave, the Great Wall of China and Statue of Liberty but minus Las Vegas which got delayed. Great Wall of China (21041) Statue of Liberty (21042) The post LEGO Architecture Summer 2018 Official Set Images appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

First official retail pictures of the upcoming Unikitty! sets has been finally published on the Internet, and we can’t wait to share them with you. Five regular sets featuring all the main characters — Puppycorn, scientist Dr. Fox, bodyguard Hawkodile, and boring, grey 1×3 Lego brick Richard — remind us about some of the most bizarre and eccentric LEGO series, while Collectable Minifigures – Unikitty! Series are aimed at kids and fans who are willing to get the characters in all of their many funny outfits. Prices, piece count and information on availability are yet to be announced. 41451 Unikitty Cloud Car 41452 Prince Puppycorn Trike 41453 Party Time 41454 Dr Fox Laboratory 41455 Unikingdom Creative Brick Box 41775 Collectable Minifigures – Unikitty! Series The post First six LEGO Unikitty! sets revealed [News] appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Alexander

There is something mysterious about a build where you’re unable to immediately tell what inspired the builder to create such an enigmatic scene. It seems simple enough, but there’s always a hidden meaning. Even just the title of this build (“Vampires”) left me wondering and compelled me to reach out to the builder, WeNoGrayD to learn more. What struck me most about this build was the techniques WeNoGrayD used for the dress to give it a very sleek finished look. Also, the way the heels and feet are constructed is simply ingenious! The overall scene itself and the intricately designed lamp post emote a very sorrowful scene. The builder explained this creation was inspired by a Russian rock band and a tale of two vampires pursuing a lady in red for a hundred nights, to the point of exhaustion. And in case you’ve not figured it out just yet, this is...

Sometimes simple creations can be the most fun and interesting. This one by Eddy Summers is so cute and clever that I’m jealous I didn’t have the idea! I have built a large scale micro-build diorama myself, but there is something really neat about this small snapshot. You can probably imagine making a whole bunch of them, in this perfect square shape, lined up in a row. Of course, with LEGO and a little imagination, the possibilities are endless! The post A tiny house on a tiny street appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Bre Burns