A new LEGO Up-Scaled Minifigure set has just released on the LEGO Shop and it is the first Star Wars licensed one with the Up-Scaled Darth Vader Minifigure (75461). It has 1,028 pieces and retails for $99.99. Build If you’ve built any of the Up-Scaled Minifigures before, the premise is pretty much the same. You first build the two legs which are basically large blocks. Inside of them are some ratchet joints that you connect together at the hips. You do get a decent range of motion as you can pose Vader standing, sitting, or even walking. Next up is the torso that consists of smaller sections connected with Technic pins and they make up the slanted angle that minifigure torsos have. Unfortunately, this set does have stickers and there are some for Vader’s chest control box and the belt controls. One of the arms is just a regular one and...

This is very short notice as LEGO put this up late but there will be a Make & Take event today for a LEGO Duck. This is a miniature recreation of the iconic LEGO Wooden Duck toy from the 1930s. The event will be held tonight June 11, from 5pm-7pm and it is on a first come, first served basis so get there early if you can if you want this little freebie. The post LEGO Duck Make & Take Event Tonight June 11 appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

A second LEGO promotion has started with the free LEGO Technic Hot Rod Car (30735) with select products on the LEGO Shop. From now until June 18, you can get it with $40 purchases in City, LEGO Speed Champions, and/or Technic. This promotion is running concurrently with the LEGO Disney Classic Animation Scenes (40774) when you purchase $140 so you can basically get both. Both offers will run until June 18, while supplies last. As a Rakuten/Linkshare Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The post LEGO Technic Hot Rod Car (30735) Promotion on LEGO Shop – June 2026 appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

If you missed out on the announcement that the LEGO The Legend of Zelda Great Deku Tree (77092) sold out on the LEGO Shop, other retailers still has them in stock, but for how long. Both Target and Walmart currently has them available for shipping for $299.99. If you still are looking for it from LEGO, you can probably check your local LEGO Brand Store to see if they still have it in stock. As a Howl Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The post LEGO The Legend of Zelda Great Deku Tree (77092) Still Available at Target/Walmart appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Today, we are building a tiny LEGO Snoopy and his flying red doghouse! But before we start the build, here’s a little story that inspired everything. To be honest, I’ve never read, watched, or played with anything Snoopy-related. I know the guy mostly from the web, and that’s it. Of course, I saw that LEGO Ideas 21368 Peanuts: Snoopy’s Doghouse was now available, but I didn’t feel any kind of way towards it. Except maybe for the new grass pieces in green and yellow (definitely delicious-looking). Podcast Inspirations But enough about that—what inspired today’s build? Recently, I’ve been spending a lot less time on social media. If my screen app is not lying, it’s between 3 and 10 minutes a day on Instagram, which is pretty good. So, a few days ago, I picked up my phone and opened Instagram to do a quick look. The first thing I saw was...

The LEGO The Legend of Zelda Great Deku Tree (77092) has officially sold out on the LEGO Shop which means it is now forever gone at retail price. It was on the LEGO Retiring Soon list for a good while and with the announcement of the Nintendo Switch 2 remake of The Ocarina of Time today, fans flocked to get the remaining few that LEGO had. The Great Deku Tree was orginally released in September 2024 and had a very decent run with original pre-orders selling out. Even with the higher price point, fans were still pretty positive on it. With that said, LEGO does also have a dedicated LEGO set for OoT with the Ocarina of Time – The Final Battle (77093) which is still currently available. The post LEGO The Legend of Zelda Great Deku Tree (77092) Officially Sold Out appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author:...

San Diego Comic Con 2026 is about a month away and we’re 99.99% sure that LEGO will be there again for the annual event. It is one of their main summer showcase events where they’ll show off some new reveals as well as well as recently revealed sets. The floor layout hasn’t been announced yet but we can assume that they’ll be back at the usual Booth #2829, pretty much dead center of the Exhibit Hall. It’ll be interesting to see what kind of booth they have planned this year. The past few years, they have really stepped it up with the presentation and feel of the booths. In 2023, they had the LEGO Brickbuster Video Booth which recreated the old Blockbuster stores. In 2024, it was the Space-themed one since that was the year that LEGO released a ton of space sets in various themes. And last year, they had...

Pre-orders for the BrickLink Designer Program Series 8 sets have officially gone live and you can now purchase them on the LEGO Shop. Pre-orders will run until June 18 and each set requires 3,000 pre-orders for it to be produced. There is technically no maximum sets that will be produced as BrickLink has switched to a real-time production system where they can dynamically adjust the quantities if they think a set is more popular. Brick Railroad Locomotive – 1,348 pieces/$119.99 Coconut Cape – 2,384 pieces/$209.99 Dustmark Keep – 3,960 pieces/$349.99 University of Science – 3,991 pieces/$359.99 Hot Air Balloon – 883 pieces/$79.99 The post BrickLink Designer Program Series 8 Pre-Orders Now Live appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

The BrickLink Designer Program has produced some impressive buildings over the years, but few are as ambitious as the University of Science. Created by Joshua Kingma, also known as KingCreations, the nearly 4,000-piece model shocases the grandeur of a historic university packed with classrooms, laboratories, hidden details, and architectural character. Joshua Kingma building the University of Science. With pre-orders opening today, we sat down with Joshua to talk about the long road from concept to finished set, designing for the BrickLink Designer Program, and why educational buildings deserve a place in our LEGO cities. The Builder Behind the University of Science Dave: For readers who may not know your work, can you tell us a little about yourself and your history as a LEGO fan? Joshua: Yeah, absolutely. Like a lot of people, I’ve been a LEGO fan my whole life. I was really into it as a kid, then kind...

If you haven’t voted yet, there are only a few days left to get your votes in for the LEGO Ideas Pokemon Trading Card Game building contest. Voting ends in just a few days on June 11 and there are 5 finalists to choose from. There were originally 756 total submissions and LEGO whittled it down to the ones below. The winning build will be announced on February 4, 2027. Gyarados: Sunset Splash – CreativeDynamicBuilder The Mythical Arceus – livetobuild A Mew Soaring High – IsleOh Rowlet Razor Leaf – DMWM Joltik Charges Up! – Chrixeleon The post Last Days to Vote for LEGO Ideas Pokemon Trading Card Game Building Contest appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran