LEGO has officially revealed the LEGO Ideas Dungeons & Dragons: Red Dragon’s Tale (21348) which is slated to be released on April 1. The set has 3,745 pieces and will retail for $359.99. For a limited time from April 1-7, you can get the Mimic Dice Box (5008325) gift with purchase promotion item when you buy the set, while supplies last. In addition, you can get a specially created Dungeons & Dragons adventure book that you can download for free or get it as a paperback for 2,700 Insider points. LEGO has also confirmed there will be a LEGO Dungeons & Dragons Collectible Minifigures Series coming in September. EMBARK ON A BRICK-BUILT ADVENTURE IN THE FORGOTTEN REALMS WITH THE NEW LEGO IDEAS DUNGEONS & DRAGONS SET • First-ever LEGO Ideas DUNGEONS & DRAGONS set, developed in partnershipwith Wizards of the Coast• Designed by 33-year-old LEGO and DUNGEONS & DRAGONS fan• Released...

BrickLink has revealed the five finalists for the BrickLink Designer Program Series 4 in which you will be able to pre-order in the near future. The five finalists will head on to the refining stage which allows the various teams on the projects to make any final necessary adjustments before locking in the designs for pre-production. You’ll probably recognize that a couple of them did reach 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas in the past. Crowdfunding for these projects will begin in February 2025. Which one(s) are looking forward to picking up? Medieval Seaside Market by Bricks_fan_uy Merchant Boat by NicolasCarlier Siege Encampment by SleeplessNight The Riverside Scholars by Hanwas Wild West Train by llucky The post BrickLink Designer Program Series 4 Finalists Revealed appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

LEGO has revealed that the upcoming LEGO Ideas Dungeons & Dragons set will be released on April 1. We are now officially less than 24 hours on the reveal of the set. You can follow any updates over on LEGO’s landing page. Alright D&D and LEGO fans. No joke, landing April 1st, a set that brings boundless adventures and endless play together. That and a bunch of legendary creatures. Don’t miss out. Sign up for updates https://t.co/9YgMzaYpYq #LEGODnD pic.twitter.com/HQwx8n9wgu — LEGO (@LEGO_Group) March 18, 2024 The post LEGO Ideas Dungeons & Dragons Set to be Released on April 1 appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Here’s a reminder that the LEGO Ideas Dungeons & Dragons set will be officially revealed tomorrow. The timer on the landing page counts down to just over a day and 2 hours which means everything will be revealed at 10am PT/1pm ET. What we know about the set so far is that it is based on Dragon’s Keep: Journey’s End by BoltBuilds and the cover design of the building instructions will have a depiction of the Epic Battle Relief Painting by chainsaw yu 電鋸鋸鋸鋸. The set could include the Gelatinous Cube as shown in one of the teasers and possibly the Mimic as well. The post LEGO Ideas Dungeons & Dragons Reveal Tomorrow appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

This month, we’re hosting the AdoraBuild contest here at BrickNerd, and for those who might be having a hard time getting into building cute things, I figured it was a good time to give you a bit of help. After posting my Baby Greeble Mech Suit, we have received quite a few requests for instructions, so I figured I’d share them with you all! But… this wouldn’t be BrickNerd without diving deeper into the topic and looking into: LEGO BABIES. Oh, wait… I already did that… okay, let’s talk about the other thing: GREEBLES. But what are greebles, you wonder? This wonderfully sci-fi technique coined by ILM uses lots of small LEGO parts to add detail and texture to a MOC. But what makes a greeble good? I reached out to some of the “greeble greats” to ask. (Even I was surprised at some of the responses from our Greeble Technical...

Amazon has started another Spend $50, Get $10 promotional credit deal on some of the smaller to medium sized sets. For every $50 you spend, you can save $10 and this includes sets that are already on sale. There are some of the new Space 2024 set such as the Interstellar Spaceship (60430) and the Spaceship and Asteroid Discovery (60429). As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The post LEGO Amazon Spend $50, Get $10 Promotional Credit – March 2024 appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Last week, LEGO announced that the LEGO Minifigure Factory has returned to the LEGO Shop after launching the beta for it a few years back. Here you can personalize your own LEGO character, sigfig if you will, for a price of $11.99 per minifigure. LEGO recently gave us an opportunity to check out the new additions to the system including more heads, bodies, and accessories. During the process of making your character, you can choose from a wide combination of head, headwear, torso, legs, and accessories. The torso has more details that you can choose from such as the clothing, decorations, and text. For the clothing, you can pick from solid, plain, patterns, or outfits. The outfits have more stylized options that you can choose from. You are able to design the torso on the back as well with the same options. One thing I noticed when designing the back of...

Welcome back to Belville! In case you forgot, Belville is the LEGO “ghost town” that “boomed” from 1994 to 2009 and from whose ashes Heartlake City emerged. (In other words, it was the fifteen-year LEGO line designed to attract “the girl market” before Friends.) We previously explored Belville dolls and how they fit in the LEGO figure universe. Belville is a weird and wonderful place. This month, we are going all the way down the Belville rabbit hole to the bedrock - the baseplate! - and building up the foundation from there. (Random side note before we begin: Speaking of “bedrock,” the citizens of Belville seem to be obsessed with beds. Is Belville a land of sleep disorders? Belville manages to hide beds almost everywhere - even in the pony stable! I don’t remember seeing so many beds in LEGO city… …but that's a different rabbit hole. I digress.) A Bevy...

Greek Holiday by ponuryy is the latest project to achieve 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas. The build fits on a 32×32 baseplate and it features a house with traditional Greek architecture. The project joins Spirited Away, Appa the Sky Bison, from Avatar the Last Airbender, Venus Flytrap, Minerals Display, Dreamworks’ Shrek’s Swamp 2, Hello Kitty and Friends – 50 Years, Dr. Seuss’s The Grinch, Medieval Tournament, Among Us: The Skeld, Cherry Blossom Ikebana, Roman Forum, The Wizard of Oz 85th Film Anniversary, Interstellar, Working Suspension Railway, Metallica M72 World Tour, Suitcase Express!, Outer Wilds, Medieval Inn by the Gatehouse, Clockwork Solar System, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, My Neighbor Totoro, Tower Chess, Medieval Bee Farm, LEGO Gundam, Dancing House, Prague, The Wizard Peaks, Rocky Reef Restoration, Finding Nemo – First Day of School, Coraline – The Pink Palace, Vintage Record Player, The Highland Cow, and Scooby-Doo! and the Ravenwood Mansion as the ones to...

We all can agree that the use of artificial intelligence is a controversial subject and LEGO recently has been caught using AI images on their site. Over on the now taken down LEGO Ninjago character quiz, there were plenty of AI images of the characters, some of which were very badly made. You can see that on the hands on some of them. LEGO has released an official statement about this issue. On one hand, they have a policy of not using AI generated content but they also state that AI “offers interesting opportunities” so I’m not really sure if they’re really against it or not. We have a clear policy not to use generative AI to create LEGO® content. We fundamentally believe in the wonder and power of human creativity and will continue to encourage and celebrate the talented artists who help bring our brand and characters to life. These...