I was finally able to buy one of these sets from overseas at a lower-than-ripoff price! This is my first time getting hands-on with the new Power Functions 2.0 or "Powered Up!" electronics system, which uses Bluetooth instead of infrared for communication and integrates receiver & speed controller circuits right into a battery box that's no larger than the one it replaces.Video: LEGO City 2018 Cargo Train review! 60198Original linkOriginal author: theJANG

Here's the largest of the kart racing sub-theme sets to grace the Friends line this season.  Almost none of my viewers want to see anything Friends related, but I still like checking out some of the sets, myself!Video: LEGO Friends The Big Race Day set review! ? 41352Original linkOriginal author: theJANG

Thanks to a Brickset notification I decided to try out UK-based IWOOT.com and quickly discovered they offered reasonable shipping prices to the US for in-stock merchandise.  Since the global pendulum of LEGO fan pain & envy swung in Europe's & Asia's favor this season, I was happy to find a retail source for some of the Ninjago sets the Americas won't widely receive until August.  They didn't have the ONI Titan or Destiny's Wing in stock at the time I placed my order.  I'll get them later.Videos:LEGO Ninjago Dragon Pit review! 70655LEGO Ninjago Dieselnaut set review! 70654LEGO Ninjago Stormbringer dragon review! 70652LEGO Ninjago Firstbourne (Fire Dragon) set review! 70653LEGO Ninjago Throne Room Showdown review! 70651Update 6/24/2018: Added Dragon Pit.Original linkOriginal author: theJANG

LEGO sets & settings, in depicted by or within LEGO sets, are always a treat, no matter how small.  This 362-piece storefront has started out as a limited release available at, appropriately, official LEGO brand shops, as well as the Shop @ Home service in some countries.  Hopefully it'll become more widely sold soon!Video: LEGO 2018 Brand Store set review! 40305Original linkOriginal author: theJANG

Yes kids, this is how we did the computer thing back in the 90's. Long gone were those lame old 5.75" floppies, we were using the much sleeker 3.5". And we were dealing with MEGABYTES of data. Sierra Games ruled the roost and there was this new thing called the internet (I don't think much came of it). For those that remember back then this MOC by powerpig should be a whole lotta nostalgia (and really slow boot times). Original linkOriginal author: Tommy