LEGO has officially announced a new partnership with Netflix for LEGO KPop Demon Hunters sets. In the teaser video, you can see Derpy knocking over a small plant with its foot. There will be one set to be revealed and coming for pre-order this spring for a summer release with more sets coming in 2027. Gonna be Golden! The LEGO Group and Netflix Announce a Supernatural Collaboration to Bring the World of KPop Demon Hunters to Life in LEGO® Toys • The LEGO Group and Netflix announce new collaboration on LEGO® KPop Demon Hunters sets• The collaboration aims to unite the vibrant universe of KPop Demon Hunters with LEGO brick building• One new product will be revealed and coming for pre-order this spring, with additional sets to come in 2027 Billund, Denmark, 4th February 2026: Today, the LEGO Group and Netflix announce a new collaboration for LEGO® products based on Netflix’s...

MOCs are often more than playful constructions. They’re miniature canvases for storytelling, engineering, and artistic expression. Whether you’re crafting a medieval castle, a mech, or a bustling cityscape, one principle could be the one that separates a good build from a great one: the thoughtful distribution of detail. In today’s article, I’m continuing my exploration of design theories and how they can be applied to our hobby. Here is a list of other articles in the series before we get started talking about the dos and don’ts of detail: LEGO and Creativity Color Theory and Composition What is “Detail Distribution”? Detail distribution refers to how visual complexity is spread across a build. It’s not just about how many elements you use, it’s about where and why you use them. A build with evenly distributed detail can feel flat or overwhelming, while one with strategic variation can guide the viewer’s eye, tell...

LEGO has started a new Yu-Gi-Oh! building contest on LEGO Ideas where the winning build will become an official set. The build must contain between 400-2,000 pieces and must focus on Battle City or Duelist Kingdom tournament arcs from the Yu-Gi-Oh anime. The contest will run from now until March 10. The finalists will be announced around April 10 with a fan vote running from April 14-28. The winning set will be announced on September 10. The post LEGO Ideas Yu-Gi-Oh! Building Contest Announced appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

LEGO has revealed the next LEGO Ideas set coming to store shelves with the Orange Cat (21376). Releasing on March 1, the set has 1,755 pieces and will retail for $99.99. The set features an Orange Cat that comes with a choice of green and blue eyes that you can switch out. The head is also adjustable with the opening mouth and moveable ears. It does pair well with the LEGO Ideas Tuxedo Cat (21349). Create your own adorable, brick-built cat decor with this LEGO® Ideas Orange Cat craft kit for adults (21376). The purr-fect treat for yourself or a gift for other cat lovers, this lifelike (and allergy-friendly) Orange Cat figure comes with a choice of green or blue eyes. Spend quality time recreating the cat’s distinctive markings and tufts of fur in LEGO style. Turn the cat’s head, open and close the mouth and adjust the ears, paws and...

What better excuse than Groundhog Day to do a double-take? Let’s learn about the cinematic “two-shot” technique and how it can turn your LEGO photography into a dynamic duo. The BrickNerd community is a wonderful mix of international culture, all filtered through the prism of LEGO creativity. I’ve already explored the connection between LEGO products and culture on TV. This time around, I'm going to focus on LEGO photography—specifically, images inspired by a classic cinematic composition: the two-shot. For reference, a two-shot is a type of image in which the frame includes two characters, usually positioned so that both faces are clearly visible. Classic examples include two people in profile, two people facing the camera (side by side or one slightly behind the other), or two characters shown fully in frame as they interact or perform an action. Sometimes the setup can feel a bit staged or unrealistic, but that’s part...

Select LEGO Shop countries have posted a new LEGO Restaurants of the World series of gift with purchase sets with Japan (40906) being the first one. The set features a small sushi stand with a chef minifigure. There’s no information yet on when it will be available or the price requirement to get it. Indulge your creativity with this LEGO® Restaurants of the World: Japan (40906) collectible building set for teens ages 12 and up. Boys and girls will have fun building the restaurant model, which features traditional Japanese decorations and is topped with a piece of nigiri sushi, before discovering cool details and a chef minifigure. A great gift for foodies, this set is part of the collectible Restaurants of the World series and can be displayed as Japanese decor. Set contains 289 pieces. The post LEGO Restaurants of the World: Japan (40906) GWP Revealed appeared first on The Brick...

A new LEGO BrickHeadz set has been revealed today with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Figures (40878). Releasing in April, the set has 567 pieces and will retail for $39.99. These BrickHeadz marks the return of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles after a 12 year hiatus with the last sets in 2014. The set features Leonardo, Raphael, Michelangelo, and Donatello along with their accessories. Cowabunga – thrill cartoon and comic book fans with the LEGO® BrickHeadz TMNT Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Figures (40878) building set for kids ages 10 and up. Boys and girls can channel Turtle Power as they build BrickHeadz versions of Leonardo, Raphael, Michelangelo and Donatello and discover the totally tubular details, including their iconic weapons and a pizza. These Ninja Turtles toys make a fun birthday gift idea and can be displayed as decor once complete. Set contains 567 pieces. The post LEGO BrickHeadz Teenage Mutant Ninja...

February is now here and there are only a couple of new LEGO sets that are now available on the LEGO Shop. The more exciting stuff will be towards the end of February as it will be the release of the LEGO Pokemon sets which you can still pre-order. For the promotions, we still have double Insiders points until February 2. The Penguins in Love (40886) gift with purchase set is also still available until February 6 with purchases of $80, while supplies last. Botanicals • Flower Wall (11503) – $89.99 Icons • Golden Retriever (11384) – $139.99 Pokemon • Eevee (72151) – $59.99• Pikachu and Poke Ball (72152) – $199.99• Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise (72153) – $649.99 The post LEGO February 2026 Sets Now Available on LEGO Shop appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

For our last LEGO Ideas update for January, there have been four more projects that have been added to the list for the First 2026 Review Stage. Gravity Falls: The Mystery Shack – On The Brickside Regular Show: The Park House – OrangeJus Anfield Stadium – Liverpool FC – RDDR_YNWA LEGO Monopoly – Master_Brickz The post LEGO Ideas January 31 Update appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

January kicked off with a ton of quality LEGO content from across the community and on BrickNerd. We started the year by exploring two new colors and molds, we took a hard look at the number of molds in production with the new cheese slopes, and we got educated about changes to First LEGO League and the new Build. Solve. Invent sets. We embraced the snow by expanding Hogsmeade and seeing the Northern Lights, and cracked open the Stranger Things Creel House… literally. Dinosaurs stomped through the month as we converted Paris into a fossil, built a true dinosaur jet, and dreamed up some DreamZzz alt builds. Along the way, we travelled to Skaerbaek to learn about space goats, headed to LEGOLAND Windsor to get some lifetime passes, and visited Ninjago to discover the secrets of their 15th anniversary. In fact, we’ve published so many interesting articles in January that we’ve...