It’s time to do some trick or treating, but while it might be Halloween today, it’s also time for our monthly LEGO community round-up! So sit back in that cozy chair of yours, take a sip of your pumpkin-spiced latte (or your preferred choice of warm drink), and enjoy this month’s potpourri of interesting articles, deep drives and insightful features from all across the LEGO community! We are lucky to have this many outlets and channels that keep creating incredible content, and these are the best of the month. Here at BrickNerd we built a vampire and a thing, talked about breaking builder’s block and rekindling the love of LEGO, how to move your sets and making minifig stacks. We went to space and the racetrack, explored characters and colors, and even took a deep dive into LEGO Inside Tour sets and medical representation within LEGO Friends. In fact, we’ve published...

It’s time to do some trick or treating, but while it might be Halloween today, it’s also time for our monthly LEGO community round-up! So sit back in that cozy chair of yours, take a sip of your pumpkin-spiced latte (or your preferred choice of warm drink), and enjoy this month’s potpourri of interesting articles, deep drives and insightful features from all across the LEGO community! We are lucky to have this many outlets and channels that keep creating incredible content, and these are the best of the month. Here at BrickNerd we built a vampire and a thing, talked about breaking builder’s block and rekindling the love of LEGO, how to move your sets and making minifig stacks. We went to space and the racetrack, explored characters and colors, and even took a deep dive into LEGO Inside Tour sets and medical representation within LEGO Friends. In fact, we’ve published...

As of this post, there is less than 19 hours left to get your pre-orders in for the BrickLink Designer Program Series 3 sets. There are only two sets that have hit the 30,000 maximum limit which are the Forest Stronghold and Camping Adventure but there are two that are very close behind. The only set that will probably not hit the max is Lost City but has reached the minimum amount required for it to be produced. This means that there will be a very limited number of this set made and may get a bigger demand on the secondary market. • Harbormaster’s Office• The Art of Chocolate• Lost City Harbormaster’s Office – $199.99 The Art of Chocolate – $229.99 Lost City – $289.99 The post Last Day for BrickLink Designer Program Series 3 Pre-Orders appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Science Lab Kit by Brick Science16476 is the latest project to achieve 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas. The build features a working centrifuge, a test tube holder, and a Bunsen burner. The project joins Cliffside House, Gravity Falls – The Mystery Shack, Round House Ski Lodge, Italian Villa, Summit Station, Betta Splendens, The Moon: Lunar Landscape, Overpass Park, Motorized Howl’s Moving Castle, The Discworld Unseen University Library, Clue – The Playable Mystery Game (AKA Cluedo), Mr. Brick Coffee Pot, Bob Ross: Studio & Paintings, Woodland Wildlife, Sawmill, Gravity Falls Mystery Shack, Godzilla, Turing Machine – Working LEGO Computer, Portal 2: P-Body & Atlas, From the Kitchen to Bricks: Linguini & Remy BrickHeadz, and Magic Bookends as the ones to reach the Third 2024 Review Stage. The post LEGO Ideas Science Lab Kit Achieves 10,000 Supporters appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

While I don’t typically watch coming-of-age or supernatural TV shows, I binged Wednesday back in 2022 and thoroughly enjoyed it. When the new LEGO Wednesday sets were announced last month, I wanted to build something representing a little bit of the show, so when LEGO offered to send something spooky our way, I didn’t hesitate to volunteer! You may recall the many horrors of Galidor I’ve explored as well as mangled minifigs, so playing around with the Wednesday sets seemed like a natural fit. I started taking a look at the characters then building the sets. Building the Wednesday Sets As soon as they showed up on my doorstep, I realized I would get to build the whole theme! In all my years of building, I’ve only built a single BrickHeadz, so naturally, I started with 40750 Wednesday & Enid. They both look fantastic next to their minidoll counterparts that I...

While I don’t typically watch coming-of-age or supernatural TV shows, I binged Wednesday back in 2022 and thoroughly enjoyed it. When the new LEGO Wednesday sets were announced last month, I wanted to build something representing a little bit of the show, so when LEGO offered to send something spooky our way, I didn’t hesitate to volunteer! You may recall the many horrors of Galidor I’ve explored as well as mangled minifigs, so playing around with the Wednesday sets seemed like a natural fit. I started taking a look at the characters then building the sets. Building the Wednesday Sets As soon as they showed up on my doorstep, I realized I would get to build the whole theme! In all my years of building, I’ve only built a single BrickHeadz, so naturally, I started with 40750 Wednesday & Enid. They both look fantastic next to their minidoll counterparts that I...

It’s almost Halloween, and of course, we have something to celebrate it. No, it’s not candy, it’s a dandy! We give you Mousferatu… it’s Nosferatu, only with a moustache. Yes, now you can build your own LEGO vampire for Halloween! Unfortunately, I couldn’t find the big brick separator in BrickLink Studio, so I made the instructions using the ancient method of taking pictures. (Pardon my dust.) I was concerned by the fact that vampires can not be seen in mirrors, and thought it could be same with cameras, but it was just fine. Instructions to Build a Halloween Vampire First thing, you need to have the wide black separator (part #55819) coming in these Art LEGO sets. This will be the cape for our antihero, as you know, vampires love capes, hats, gloves, etc. They just want to look good. Once you have the body, you need to capitate the vampire,...

It’s almost Halloween, and of course, we have something to celebrate it. No, it’s not candy, it’s a dandy! We give you Mousferatu… it’s Nosferatu, only with a moustache. Yes, now you can build your own LEGO vampire for Halloween! Unfortunately, I couldn’t find the big brick separator in BrickLink Studio, so I made the instructions using the ancient method of taking pictures. (Pardon my dust.) I was concerned by the fact that vampires can not be seen in mirrors, and thought it could be same with cameras, but it was just fine. Instructions to Build a Halloween Vampire First thing, you need to have the wide black separator (part #55819) coming in these Art LEGO sets. This will be the cape for our antihero, as you know, vampires love capes, hats, gloves, etc. They just want to look good. Once you have the body, you need to capitate the vampire,...

The LEGO Inside Tour (LIT) is a “once in a lifetime experience” that entails a multi-day VIP experience for LEGO fans in Billund, Denmark, the home of LEGO. Sign-ups for the 2025 tours (10 of them!) start today and close on October 31st. You can get a day-by-day event description in our series here. One of the biggest perks of going on the LIT is receiving one of the rarest LEGO sets, which is given only to those on the tour. Before we continue the journey, you might want to refresh your memory of the LIT sets from Part 1 and Part 2. As a quick refresher, here are all the LEGO Inside Tour models that have been produced in a scrollable gallery below: 2022 LEGO Factory AGV (Automated Guided Vehicle) (4000037) via brickset One of the memorable LIT experiences is seeing the Kornmarken molding factory in person. There is a...

The LEGO Inside Tour (LIT) is a “once in a lifetime experience” that entails a multi-day VIP experience for LEGO fans in Billund, Denmark, the home of LEGO. Sign-ups for the 2025 tours (10 of them!) start today and close on October 31st. You can get a day-by-day event description in our series here. One of the biggest perks of going on the LIT is receiving one of the rarest LEGO sets, which is given only to those on the tour. Before we continue the journey, you might want to refresh your memory of the LIT sets from Part 1 and Part 2. As a quick refresher, here are all the LEGO Inside Tour models that have been produced in a scrollable gallery below: 2022 LEGO Factory AGV (Automated Guided Vehicle) (4000037) via brickset One of the memorable LIT experiences is seeing the Kornmarken molding factory in person. There is a...