The Portal series is one of my favorite videogame series of all time. It was a very pleasant surprise when LEGO made an official Portal pack for Dimensions. Anthony Wilson made a pretty stellar moc based on the games. I love the brick-built digital readouts above the door (which sports a great custom decal), and I much prefer these Turret designs over the LEGO Dimensions version. Original linkOriginal author: James Morr

Here's a mashup any kid of the 90's will appreciate, Nintendo Gameboy and Transformers. Not only are these excellent throwbacks by Builder Julius Von Brunk looking the part, they fully transform as well. Check out the video for some fun animation, some excellent 8-bit music and to see it in action. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

Swords, knives, guns, droid arms, binoculars -- all put to good use in this MOC! Spider-Man: Homecoming comes out in just a few weeks. Custom Vulture designs was something I knew I would see several of in time. This is the first high quality model of Vulture's suit I've seen produced by a builder thus far. Truly a work of art, shaping and filling the gaps by using parts that would've never been used in such ways. If you'd like a full 360 look, check out the video on Grantmasters' photostream. Original linkOriginal author: Nathaniel Stoner

Every month, Bricks on the Dollar gives away a sealed, vintage LEGO set. Interested in winning some FREE LEGO? All you need to do is enter the giveaway drawing with your email address HERE. Even better, they use the same sign-up form each month so all you need to do is bookmark this link, and you can enter every month to win another set! The winner will be drawn on July 1st and contacted for their mailing address. On that same day, the July giveaway set will be announced and the sign-up form will be reset for the next drawing. LEGO set 6856 Planetary Decoder comes from the 1996 Exploriens series. A theme that relied on Trans-Red and Trans-Dark Blue to view printed and stickered elements in different ways, Exploriens had both a “big ship” and a “base.” Akin to M-Tron and Futuron, Exploriens were the neutral space faction of the...

There are now official box art and product images for The LEGO Ninjago Movie sets. There’s also piece counts as these are the US version of sets. Spinjitzu Training (70606) – 109 pieces Minifigures: Kai, Zane Ninjago City Chase (70607) – 233 pieces Minifigures: Lloyd Garmadon, Nya, Shark Army Thug, Ham, Officer Toque Master Falls (70608) – 312 pieces Minifigures: Jungle Garmadon, Kai, Sensei Wu Manta Ray Bomber (70609) – 341 pieces Minifigures: Cole, Shen-Li, Great White, Shark Army Gunner Water Strider (70611) – 494 pieces Minifigures: Nya, Kai, Shark Army Thug, Puffer Green Ninja Mech Dragon (70612) – 544 pieces Minifigures: The Green Ninja, Sensei Wu, Garmadon, Charlie Lightning Jet (70614) – 876 pieces Minifigures: Jay, Ed, Edna, Crusty, Shark, Army Thug, Jelly Fire Mech (70615) – 944 pieces Minifigures: Kai, Zane, Lauren, Henry, Hammer Head, Jelly Temple of the Ultimate Ultimate Weapon (70617) – 1,403 pieces Minifigures: Jungle Garmadon,...

While we were in Portugal for Paredes de Coura Fan Weekend we had the distinct pleasure of rooming with the group from LEGO. One of those people was LEGO designer Tiago Catarino, and we learned that his first set was newly on the market. Well, needless to say we nabbed one for him to sign, and another to build. Join us tomorrow at 8pm PST while we build it live!     Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

The LEGO Inside Tour has been completed and Brickset has revealed the exclusive set that was given away to attendees. It is called the LEGO House Tree of Creativity (4000024) designed by Stig Steen Andersen and it consists of 1,008 pieces. The Tree of Creativity is a replica of the large scale tree that you can see inside the LEGO House and it features builds from various LEGO themes. The post LEGO Inside Tour 2017 Exclusive Set Revealed appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Every once in a while a MOC comes along that is so colossal, so epic, that it's hard to wrap your head around. The Queen Aurora by builder messerneogeo is just such a MOC. When pictures of this started popping up on Flickr I found myself saying "what is this? Is it really that big?" Well, it it might be digital, but that doesn't diminish the truly staggering scale of this and the amount of work that has gone into no only the build, but the presentation. Click through for many more pics, and be prepared to be astonished. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

The Wonders of Peru by cdwboy1979 is the latest project 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas. The project displays some of Peru’s landscapes and ecosystems as well as gastronomy, culture, and race. The whole set is built as a portable box and opens up to show all the details inside. It now joins the Gilmore Girls – Luke’s Diner as the projects to reach the Second 2017 Review Stage. LEGO is still working on the results for the Third 2016 Review Stage so that should be announced whenever they’re ready. The post LEGO Ideas Wonders of Peru Achieves 10,000 Supporters appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Insects must bee his thing lately, because Takamichi Irie has built several larger insects recently. This crazy-cool flying mantis is the latest addition, and a great one indeed. I must say, there is quite the buzz around this MOC. The wings are a definite highlight, and catch light beautifully with all the translucent colors used. What an awesome LEGO insect! This would be something very cool to hang from a wall. Original linkOriginal author: Nathaniel Stoner