The LEGO Ideas Tron Light Cycle set is pretty nifty (even if the movie was a let down). But once you've built it the action is sorta over right? I mean they just sit there stuck to their base. Not nearly as exciting as the movie right? Well consummate tinkerer and all around mechanical wizard JK Brickworks wasn't satisfied with that, so he designed a dynamic display for his cycles, and he's shared how on his website. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

I will admit that the first thing that caught my eye about these wonderful little Shibas by builder ZiO Chao was the fact that they have the same color combinations of my corgis Teemo and Lulu. Then when I viewed his photostream I was delighted to see a pair of corgis that could be them! As a side note I tried to show Teemo and Lulu, but they're only interested in getting their morning walk, perhaps when we get back... Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

A few days ago we had our first look at the new summer 2018 LEGO City trains and now we have some more images as well as the product details of the sets. Passenger Train (60197) – 677 pieces – $159.99 Cargo Train (60198) – 1,226 pieces – $229.99 Tracks (60205) – 20 pieces – $19.99 USD Switch Tracks (60238) – 8 pieces – $15.99 The post LEGO City Summer 2018 Train Set Details appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Last month, we got our first look at the upcoming summer 2018 LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes sets. Today, LEGO released more clearer product images as well as the details of the sets. Some new characters that we can expect to see include Ace the Bat-Hound, Batwoman, OMAC, and the Talons. Batman: The Attack of the Talons (76110) – 155 pieces – $19.99/$24.99 (CAD) Batman: Brother Eye Takedown (76111) – 269 pieces – $29.99/$34.99 (CAD) The post LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes Summer 2018 Set Details appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

The LEGO Minecraft theme is still going strong and this summer, there will be three more sets coming out for fans to enjoy. They are all slated to be released in August. The Skull Arena (21145) 198 pieces – $19.99/$24.99 (CAD) The Skeleton Attack (21146) – 457 pieces – $39.99/49.99 (CAD) The Bedrock Adventures (21147) – 644 pieces – $89.99/$99.99 (CAD) The post LEGO Minecraft Summer 2018 Sets Revealed appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

LEGO Technic fans, you haven’t been left out of the fun today. LEGO has also revealed some details and images of some of the summer 2018 LEGO Technic sets that will be coming out in August. We first saw one of these sets last week but we now get some official images of it and more! Heavy Duty Forklift (42079) – 592 pieces – $69.99/$89.99 (CAD) Forest Machine (42080) – 1003 pieces – $149.99/$179.99 (CAD) Volvo Concept Wheel Loader ZEUX (42081) – 1167 pieces – $139.99/$179.99 (CAD) Rough Terrain Crane (42082) – 4057 pieces – $299.99/$349.99 (CAD) The post LEGO Technic Summer 2018 Sets Revealed appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Solo is a week away, and the anticipation is growing. I remain cautiously optimistic for it, and will certainly see it opening weekend. Builder Boba-1980 built this pretty impressive little scene depicted in the trailer. No idea what Han has done, where he's going, where he's coming from or why he's being chased, but it's certainly exciting. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

Since humans got smart enough to build houses, we've been dumb enough to set them on fire. And going way, way back we've had groups of brave individuals willing to risk their lives to combat those fires. Eventually we built vehicles to help with the task, like this fire truck from the oldest fire apparatus manufacturer in America, Bickle Seagrave. Builder Nouvilas does this classic justice in this build. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

Standing still this antique sewing machine by builder _Pixeljunkie_ is charming enough, but when you see it in motion it's just magical. Generally speaking we don't feature LEGO Ideas projects here on the blog, but I fell in love with this MOC before it was launched, so I'll make an exception. Plus I've been thinking a lot about sewing recently (yeah, real men sew) so it seems appropriate. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

These train cars by Tim Schwalfenberg are very different when compared to the models typically seen on his Flickr Photostream. That's no matter, however, because these train cars are brilliantly done. With the excellent chassis system, these models hardly look LEGO at all! I could see these cars on a model train layout now... I can't wait to see what other cars Tim makes, and if an entire engine is on the way... Original linkOriginal author: Nathaniel Stoner