Two years ago, The LEGO Group announced that they will be moving their North American headquarters from Enfield to Boston and they have officially opening it yesterday. Just a short ways from Fenway Field, the new headquarters will be an innovative space for over 800 employees. The LEGO Group officially opens new world-class Boston Hub • New US headquarters for the Denmark-based company provides an inspiring, innovative workplace for over 800 colleagues.• Marks the latest step in the company’s global strategy to create world-class workplaces to access top talent.• Colleagues and local partners commemorated the moment through a ceremonial ribbon cutting.• The company made a $5 million philanthropic commitment over two years to bring play to more local children. Boston, MA, USA, May 15, 2025: Today, the LEGO Group officially opened its new state-of-the-art office at the Lyrik, 1001 Boylston Street, which will be the company’s new US Hub and support...

Ariane 6 on ELA 4 – Complete Version by BrickRocketCollection is the latest project to achieve 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas. The build is based on the Ensemble de Lancement Ariane 4 and the Ariane 6 rocket. The project joins The Fortress of Bellinzona, Jumping Spiders, Planet Express Headquarters, Modular Medieval Village, Pantheon 124 AD, The Circus, Clippy, Monsters, Inc. – Boo’s Door Scream Floor, and This is Fine as the ones to reach the Second 2025 Review Stage. The post LEGO Ideas Ariane 6 on ELA 4 – Complete Version Achieves 10,000 Supporters appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Today’s guest article comes from BrickNerd patron Wayne Tyler. We’ve featured Wayne’s work numerous times and always marvel at how he improves photography from LEGO conventions. Today he shares the secrets behind his editing process. From So-So to Stunning I spent many years working as a videographer in broadcast television and commercial video. "We'll fix it in post." was often remarked by directors when they didn't get exactly what they wanted or were running out of time on a production shoot. Have you ever returned from a LEGO event where you took scads of pictures of the amazing MOCs but when you look at them on your computer monitors, they just don't look as impressive as when you saw them? I'm going to take you through my process of taking those so-so photos and making them look stunning. I'll show you how I got from this: to this: All you will need...

When I heard that there would be a Gift with Purchase released at the same time as the Shuttle Carrier Aircraft, I was very excited for the possibilities. I knew it was highly unlikely, but I hoped for a NASA themed F-104 Chase Plane, or perhaps the Shuttle Training Aircraft, or maybe a LEGO-ized patch like what was done for the Lunar Lander. I was not, however, prepared for the assault of cuteness that I received. It was so cute, it might have just won our Adorabuild last year! Upon opening the shipping box the cuteness of a brick-built baby LEGO spaceman was staring back at me! The build is essentially BrickHeadz-like, but bigger and more in scale with the upscaled figures that have been popular as of late. (You might remember we took a deep dive into all things baby-scale two years ago.) Major Assemblies I really want one in every...

Imagine, for a moment, that it’s 2012… I have been collecting and building LEGO my whole life. However, I've been doing this mostly on my own. My friends still think it’s a bit silly, so I spend my time online to meet like-minded people. Brickshelf is the place to browse through all the wonderful creations that people have built, and Eurobricks is the place to interact with people who were just as silly as I. Opening my browser, I looked at the Eurobricks front page and saw a mention of the Eurobricks Event 2012. This would be a great opportunity to meet people behind the avatars and finally see LEGOLAND in all its glory. So, I signed up and magic ensued. Billund 2012 Let’s fast forrward to 2025. The AFOL community has changed a lot since 2012. I’m not considered silly anymore. LEGO even considers the adult market a priority. The...

One of the ingenious aspects of the LEGO minifigure habitat format is that they are designed to be stacked easily and interchangeably. But what if the act of stacking could be so integrated as to create something new and intentional when those habitats combine? Something unexpected. Something that may not even be recognizable as a habitat stack… and I mean that in a good way! There are many of us in the habitat building community who’ve looked at the habitat format and wondered how we can create something more. Where pushing the boundaries of habitat design is not just about the habitat, but about what a habitat stack can be. We’re embarking on a whirlwind tour of creative, integrated habitat stacking approaches to inspire, surprise, and hopefully open your mind to new possibilities of habitat design—starting from simpler integrations to the more radical and unexpected. Right now, we near my favorite...

Pantheon 124 AD by CUBETTARO is the latest project to achieve 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas. The 4,983 piece build features a faithful architectural recreation of the Pantheon as it appeared in 124 AD. The project joins The Fortress of Bellinzona, Jumping Spiders, Planet Express Headquarters, and Modular Medieval Village as the ones to reach the Second 2025 Review Stage. The post LEGO Ideas Pantheon 124 AD Achieves 10,000 Supporters appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

They say a picture is worth a thousand words—and when it comes to photography, I’ve found that to be absolutely true. LEGO photographers, in particular, have a remarkable ability to tell rich, imaginative stories through minifigs. Their work often gives us a charming glimpse into a world in miniature, where minifigures live out full, expressive lives. One artist who does this beautifully is Ryo Tomita, known as @rennerbricks on Instagram and YouTube, a 26-year-old photographer from Japan. I met Ryo at the Japan Brick Festival in 2018. His images capture minifigures in everyday moments—walking, working, relaxing—as if they’re part of a bustling, brick-built world. Each photo feels like a snapshot from a much larger story, filled with detail, warmth, and quiet humor. I recently had the chance to chat with Ryo about his creative process, the inspiration behind his LEGO scenes, and what life looks like from behind his lens. Inez:...

The fan vote for the LEGO Ideas A Twist of Nostalgia is now live and you can choose what you want as a future gift with purchase set. There are 13 finalists out of 750 entries and only one will become your next GWP. As of this post, there are 9 days left to vote and it will end on May 21 with the winner being announced on May 28. Bouncy Yellow Castle by Brickcar13 Paradisa Sidewalk Cafe 6402 by GenericBrix The Elven Kingdom by ERXbrix M:Tron Pulsar Charging Station by BrikkeLasse Fabuland is our Wonderland by Captain Magenta Sea Serpent by HallowedBrick02 Adventurers Raft Featuring Jenny Thunder by BrickG.irl Power Miners: Super Mine Mech by LssjChloe Granite Grinder Mech by BallisticBricks This Here Ol’ Chest o’ Booty by Danolardo Pizza to Go…Or Stay by Woligan Paradisa Seaside Cabana by BiggestWilySpyclops Christmas Never Gets Old by Jagamax The post LEGO Ideas...

LEGO has officially revealed a new LEGO Marvel The Fantastic Four: First Steps set with the Fantastic Four vs. Galactus Construction Figure (76316). Releasing on June 1, the set has 427 pieces and will retail for $59.99. The set features a a construction figure of Galactus along with minifigures of Mr. Fantastic, Invisible Woman, Human Torch, and the Thing. This is one time that a construction figure feels appropriate. Fans of Marvel Studios’ The Fantastic Four: First Steps can recreate the movie’s action with LEGO® ǀ Marvel Fantastic Four vs. Galactus Construction Figure (76316), the first ever LEGO Fantastic Four set! This impressive gift for boys and girls aged 9 plus is a build-and-play LEGO ǀ Marvel set for kids who love Super Hero adventures. The buildable LEGO ǀ Marvel Fantastic Four toy includes 4 minifigures: Mr. Fantastic, featuring extendable legs; Human Torch, with 2 hand blasters and flame elements attached...