News coming out this Friday afternoon is that Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment parent company, AT&T, is looking to sell the gaming division. As we know, WB Interactive Entertainment makes the LEGO games and the next one that is scheduled to be released is LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga. There are reports that a few companies are willing to purchase it including Take-Two, EA, and, Activision Blizzard. If a sale does happen, I’m not sure what will happen to future LEGO games in the future. It was mentioned that IPs such as Batman and Harry Potter will still stay with WB Interactive. **Via IGN** The post Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment Reportedly Being Sold appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

You may have seen this leak a few days ago but LEGO has allowed us to share this one image of the LEGO Disney Mickey Mouse & Minnie Mouse Buildable Characters (43179). The image was first found on LEGO’s servers and they did ask us initially not to post it but in a surprising turn of events, they have given us permission to. The official announcement for the set is still coming in the near future but this is the set that is reportedly coming out on June 17. As you can see above, the set features both Mickie and Minnie along with some accessories. Stay tuned for the official announcement with details of the set which should be coming soon. The post LEGO Disney Mickey Mouse & Minnie Mouse Buildable Characters (43179) First Look appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

LEGO has announced the latest addition to the LEGO MINDSTORMS line with the Robot Inventor (51515). Retailing at $359.99, the set has 949 pieces and will be released in early Q4 2020. Robot Inventor is a 5-in-1 set that allows builders to also learn about coding using the companion app. The coding language is based on Scratch and it supports Python for more advanced coders. Check out the press release below. New LEGO® MINDSTORMS® Robot Inventor lets creators build and bring to life anything they can imagine. • Builders can create and code one of five personality-packed robots or dream-up and build their own creations• Robot Inventor uses drag-and-drop coding language based on Scratch as well as Python to support those new to robotics• Over 50 new challenges and fun activities to help all abilities build coding confidence in a fun, exciting wayToday, the LEGO Group has announced the first addition...

I don’t know what I find more surprising about this space station by builder CheesyStudios, the vibrant color pallet or the fact that it was built, photographed and edited in under 24 hours, impressive. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

Yes, it’s been a while since I’ve posted, I won’t go into details why (but you can read a bit about it here). And while I’m not promising to be as prolific as I was before, I do intend to blog more. In fact, this MOC by builder JK Brickworks was the first creation I’d seen in a while that made me go “hey, that’s cool”, and I actually wanted to blog it. I’m going to call that progress. Anyway, this thing standing still is adorable, but the fact that’s it’s mechanical, and all the critters have their own personality just makes it irresistible. Check out the video below to see it in action. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

Long time readers know how much we love swag around here. From the very early days of BrickNerd there’s always been plenty of custom printed badge and Nerdly bricks on hand to give away. And through the years we’ve had t-shirts, glasses, lanyards and all manner of silliness printed specifically to give away. Some say it’s promotion (and for tax purposes it is) but I’ve personally always thought of them as “thank-you’s”. Thanks for reading, thanks for saying hi, thanks for watching our videos, thanks for sharing your stuff, thanks for putting up with me. And it all goes back to a single fateful day when I happened on an ad for a fairly new sticker company called Sticker Mule. They were offering custom die-cut stickers and that sounded pretty nifty to me so I ordered some. I was blown away by the quality, the speed, the order experience and the...

The promotion for the LEGO City Beach Buggy (30369) polybag is now live on LEGO Shop@Home. You can get it for free with purchases of $40 or more from now until May 31. It should be pretty easy to get if you’re going for the LEGO Monkie Kid sets which officially launched yesterday. The post LEGO City Beach Buggy (30369) Promotion Now Live on Shop@Home appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

The Lego HeroQuest is the latest project to achieve 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas. It is based on a popular board game from the 90s and it is a recreation of the original one within the 3,000 part limit. I’m not too familiar with the game but it does include a lot of minifigures to represent the characters. It now joins The Mountain Windmill and Community – Greendale Community College as the projects to reach the Second 2020 Review Stage. The post LEGO Ideas LEGO HeroQuest Achieves 10,000 Supporters appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Slovak site Svetmodelov.sk has posted more product listings for upcoming LEGO Super Mario theme. They are loosely translated so they aren’t very accurate. It looks like these are to customize the Mario device to other costumes that he has worn in the franchise. I’m curious to see if Flying Mario is Raccoon Mario or Cape Mario. As of now, we still haven’t seen much out of the theme but hopefully we get some more details soon. It was rumored that LEGO was to reveal more about it during San Diego Comic Con but we’ll see what happens now since SDCC moved to a virtual format for this year. Fire Mario Outfit (71370)Flying Mario Outfit (71371)Cat Mario Outfit (71372)Builder Mario Outfit (71373)Action Cubes (71361) The post More LEGO Super Mario Sets Found appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

LEGO’s next promotion on LEGO Shop@Home starts tomorrow with the LEGO City Beach Buggy (30369) polybag. The promotion runs from May 18-31 and you can get it for free with purchases of $40 or more, while supplies last. The polybag has 45 pieces and it features a basic orange buggy along with a surfer minifigure. Note that the torso for the minifig is quite rare at this time and can only be found in one other set which is the Minifigure Set Summer Celebration (40344). That set is now retired so this polybag is the only to get the torso design unless you go do Bricks & Pieces or on the secondary market. One other part to highlight is the teal surfboard. I believe this polybag is also available at Walmart for about $5 and some locations even have it on sale for 20% off. Honestly, I don’t think it warrants...