LEGO has revealed some new LEGO BrickHeadz Disney Monsters Inc. set coming in March. with Sulley, Mike and Boo Figures (40861). The set has 303 pieces and will retail for $24.99. Surprise kids with this LEGO® BrickHeadz ǀ Disney and Pixar Sulley, Mike and Boo Figures (40861) toy building set. Fans can act out Monsters, Inc. moments with the beloved characters, making this a great small movie gift-giving idea, for girls and boys ages 10 years old and up. The brick-built Sulley, Mike and Boo characters can also be displayed alongside other collectible LEGO BrickHeadz building sets (each sold separately) using the included sturdy baseplates. Set contains 303 pieces. The post LEGO BrickHeadz Disney Monsters Inc. Sulley, Mike and Boo Figures (40861) Revealed appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

A couple of new LEGO Botanicals sets have been officially revealed today for a March 1 release. Sunflower Bouquet (11502) – 686 pieces/$59.99 Let your creativity bloom with the LEGO® Botanicals Sunflower Bouquet (11502) building set for adults. This gorgeous LEGO bouquet includes 6 sunflowers in various stages of development. Enjoy creating 1 sunflower bud, 3 sunflowers beginning to bloom and 2 big fully opened sunflowers, plus 4 stems of eucalyptus. These LEGO flowers are designed to be highly realistic and the petals and stems are adjustable so budding florists can arrange the plants into a bespoke bouquet and display it proudly as flower decor. It can also be combined with other LEGO Botanicals sets (sold separately) to create a larger, customised floral display. Sunflowers are thought to represent positivity, love and luck, so this LEGO building kit makes a thoughtful birthday, Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day or housewarming gift for women,...

LEGO has officially revealed some new LEGO Iconic sets that will be available this March. Joining the lineup of Up-Scaled Minifigures is the Blue Astronaut. Also included in the Iconic lineup is the London Bus which is an updated version of the bus we’ve previously seen before. Scaled-Up Blue Astronaut Minifigure (40921) – 793 pieces/$59.99 Thrill LEGO® fans aged 10 and over with this Scaled-Up Astronaut Minifigure building set (40921) inspired by the iconic LEGO astronaut minifigure first seen in 1984. Kids will have lots of fun building the collectable figure before discovering its movable arms, legs and hands, plus a mini robot and rocket hidden inside its helmet. A great birthday gift for boys, girls and kids who love astronaut toys, this set makes cool space decor once it’s complete. Set contains 793 pieces. London Bus (40953) – 245 pieces/$19.99 Delight vehicle lovers with this LEGO® London Bus (40953) building...

LEGO has officially revealed a couple of new Disney Winnie the Pooh sets that will be available in March. Winnie the Pooh gets a larger scaled model with his hunny pot that opens up to reveal some small rooms. Piglet also gets his standalone set that has a birthday cake that also opens up. Winnie the Pooh (43300) – 1,399 pieces/$149.99 Disney movie fans can celebrate a milestone with this LEGO® ǀ Disney Winnie the Pooh (43300) display model building kit. This commemorative building set, packed with well-known details for adults aged 18 and over, makes a nostalgic home decoration display. It includes a brick-built, classic Winnie the Pooh character, with movable head, ears, arms and hands, and a buildable honey pot. The brick-built model also includes 2 surprises. The ‘Hunny’ pot opens to reveal 2 rooms and holds 2 LEGO ǀ Disney characters: a Winnie the Pooh minifigure and Eeyore...

LEGO has officially revealed another LEGO Icons Formula 1 legends set with the Ferrari F2004 & Michael Schumacher (11375). Releasing on March 1 (pre-order today), the set has 735 pieces and will retail for $89.99. The set features Schumacher’s Ferrari F2002 where he went on an unprecedented run of five consecutive World Championships. There’s also a minifigure of Schumacher and a plaque with one of his famous quotes, “I’ve always believed that you should never, ever give up and you should always keep fighting even when there’s only a slightest chance.” Celebrate a golden era of Formula 1 racing with the LEGO® Icons Ferrari F2004 & Michael Schumacher (11375) model car kit. Craft an in-scale replica of the legendary race car that, with Michael Schumacher at the wheel, dominated the 2004 racing season. The model Ferrari features working steering, grooved slick tyres and a detailed V10 engine, plus a display stand...

There are certain circumstances that lead you to rediscover your own country, especially its capital city. That was the case for me at the beginning of 2025, when I traveled with my wife to Paris to record LEGO Masters France Season 5. Between filming days, I had the chance to spend a lot of time wandering the streets of Paris, reconnecting with its monuments and museums. So when BrickNerd sent me this LEGO Architecture set ahead, all I knew was that it was “related to Paris” and my curiosity was immediately piqued. Opening the box revealed 21064 Paris – City of Love, a release that reinvents the Architecture line by adding some dimension and leaning more heavily into its role as a wall decoration rather than a pure cityscape model. Discovering and Building the Set As usual, I won’t dive into a traditional set review here as many RLFMs already do...

LEGO Education is easy to miss if you are used to browsing retail shelves or following the latest LEGO themes. For decades, LEGO has quietly produced sets designed specifically for schools, often sold through educational channels and rarely marketed to the general public. These kits prioritized exploration and reuse over display, and unless you were an educator, you probably never encountered them. That’s what makes their “Build, Solve, Invent” series so interesting. For the first time, LEGO Education has released a full series of science-based sets specifically designed for kids to learn and play at home. These aren’t curriculum boxes or teacher-only tools. They’re meant to be opened, played with, rebuilt, and experimented on wherever kids (and adults) normally build LEGO. pictured here are the four new lEGO Education sets from the “build, solve, invent” series. Look at those beautiful boxes! As someone who works in education, I was immediately curious...

On the morning of January 12th, myself and the rest of the FIRST LEGO League (FLL) community received an email entitled, “Announcing a New Era for FIRST LEGO League.” I didn’t read it at first—the theme of this season has been archaeology, and the word era made it seem like it was about next season. After receiving a few messages, I could tell I’d missed something big, and upon re-reading, it became apparent the email was, as far as children’s competitive robotics leagues go, a bombshell. What followed wasn’t just a platform update but a foundational shift that could fundamentally change who gets to participate in FIRST LEGO League. The announcement outlined major changes to the technology platform used by FLL, with a relatively short timeline for teams to adapt. While change isn’t new to FLL, it’s hard to overstate how disruptive this one feels—especially in a space where progress usually...

For each issue of BrickJournal Magazine, the BrickNerd team creates instructions for a LEGO mini-model to go with the theme of the cover story. For a recent issue about things in the air, we created a LEGO airship island. Taking to the Air When it comes to flying vehicles, nothing captures the imagination quite like airships soaring in the sky. They instantly transport you to a realm of wonder and possibility where craggy mountains peek above the clouds and waterfalls careen to the world below. For our LEGO airship island, we wanted to create something that felt airy with lots of negative space—an island that looks like it is balancing delicately in the sky. To achieve this, we used a strong base made from mudguards that are locked into place with SNOT bricks. To make the build more playful, we used bright colors to be fun and eye catching. Lime green...

LEGO has announced that they have entered into a multi-year partnership with Crocs. The first of multiple project drops for 2026 is the LEGO Brick Clog. Releasing on February 16, the LEGO Brick Clog will retail for $149.99. Also accompanying it is a classic LEGO Minifigure with four pairs of miniature Crocs shoes. Update: It seems that LEGO has LEGO Brick Clog (5010203) listed for $199.99. Crocs and the LEGO Group Enter Multi-Year Global Partnership The bold, playful collaboration invites fans to show off their creativity BROOMFIELD, Colo., Jan. 23, 2026 – Crocs (NASDAQ: CROX), a world leader in innovative casual footwear for all, today announced a multi-year global partnership with the LEGO Group bringing together two icons of self-expression and originality. In the playful partnership, Crocs and the LEGO Group are coming together to create something that’s anything but ordinary. Together, the two brands are building a new world of...