A new LEGO Make & Take event has been announced for the end of April for the LEGO Mother’s Day Flower. The event will be held on Sunday, April 27 from 12-2pm local time. Like with all Make & Take events, they are first come, first serve and they will have limited quantities available. The LEGO Store Garden State in Paramus, New Jersey will be holding their event on Saturday, April 26. The post LEGO Mother’s Day Flower Make & Take Event in April appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

If you missed it back in February, LEGO will be bringing back the LEGO F1 Steering Wheel Make & Take Event on Thursday, April 24. This will be during after work hours like they used to do many years ago from 5-7pm local time. This event is only for participating stores in the US and Canada on a first come, first serve basis. Double check with your store to see if they are doing it and get there early if you can if you want to attend. Since it’s not during the weekend hours, there may be less people attending since they’re still getting off work but don’t chance it. The post LEGO F1 Steering Wheel Make & Take Coming Back in April appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

The 2025 LEGO Easter Sale is now live and there are deals on items that are up to 50% off. Also the items are region specific so if you’re not in the US, you may see other items that we don’t have on sale. The Easter Sale runs until April 20. Unfortunately, there are currently no gift with purchase sets that are running concurrent with the sale in the US. As a Rakuten/Linkshare Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The post LEGO Easter Sale 2025 Now Live appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Amazon has dropped some deals on a few LEGO Star Wars sets which can save you up to 51% off the regular price. The sets are featured from various shows like The Mandalorian and Ahsoka. • Ahsoka Tano’s T-6 Jedi Shuttle (75362) – $46.39/42% off.• Paz Vizsla and Moff Gideon Battle (75386) – $22.39/44% off.• Captain Rex Y-Wing Microfighter (75391) – $6.39/51% off As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The post LEGO Star Wars Deals – April 2025 appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Today is the last day to get your orders in for the LEGO Amelia Ticket Booth (5009157) gift with purchase set. The only way to get it, aside from the secondary market, is to purchase the new LEGO Ideas River Steamboat (21356) which is the 64th LEGO Ideas set that LEGO has released. If the ticket booth doesn’t sell out today, we could possibly see it come back in the future. You can also combine it with the Easter Egg Chick Painting Fun (30690) polybag as well. As a Rakuten/Linkshare Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The post Last Day for LEGO Amelia Ticket Booth (5009157) GWP appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

It’s About Time! The art of telling time using mechanical principals has been around for many hundreds of years. What started out as a necessity has become largely artistic and aesthetic in the digital age. Many still love the history of mechanical clocks as well as the engineering challenge they present. Given that many AFOLs are also engineers, it’s not surprising to see many examples of LEGO clocks have been created over the years. Time’s a-wastin’, BrickNerd Fans, so let’s dive into some of the best clocks the community has to offer! Grandfather Clock Grandfather clocks, also called long case or tall case clocks, are one of the most recognizable clock styles today. Often found lurking in living rooms, these majestic timepieces come in many variations, both in a physical case as well as mechanical functionality. They can often blend into a room’s decor, but this seven-foot-tall red and yellow grandfather...

The LEGO F1 Collectible Race Cars (71049) releases in May and LEGO is also planning to release an official Display Podium for them through Pick a Brick. If you have the parts, you can build the 149 piece podium early right now with the provided building instructions. When the sets release in May, you can add the part for the podium through Pick a Brick if they have the inventory. The post LEGO F1 Collectible Race Cars Display Podium via Pick a Brick appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

LEGO has started a sweepstakes in the Rewards Center for a chance to win 10,000 Insiders Points. This is equivalent to $77 in Insiders points that you can use for future purchases. It’s a free sweepstakes so there’s no points need to enter and you can get a maximum of ten entries. You have until May 1 to enter and there will be ten winners chosen at a later date The post LEGO 10,000 Insiders Points Sweepstakes appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

IMAGE COURTESY OF LEGO VIA JAY’S BRICK BLOG Like a sleeper agent, I was activated when I was given the words “LEGO updated a visual identity.” Originally, that was all this article was going to be about. For some time, I mulled it over and figured there had to be more to talk about. Follow along for another of my mad ramblings, identifying the greater complexity when a theme beckons for more than was ever intended for it. Back in January, LEGO released 31214 LOVE, a beautifully crafted replica of Robert Indiana’s similarly titled 1970 sculpture, based on his 1965 painting, based on his 1964 Christmas card… but that’s a story for another article already brilliantly covered by our very own Dave Schefcik. What was interesting about this release is that it concreted a new direction in the LEGO Art theme itself. It came with a new theme logo! More on...

Today’s guest article is by Val Dmitrieff from Vancouver, Canada, who is the current Vice President and charity coordinator for the VLC (formerly Vancouver LEGO Club), which is celebrating its 25th year as a group. Origins of the VLC It’s hard to believe it’s been 25 years since a handful of LEGO fans in Vancouver, Canada decided to make things official. What started as a few like-minded enthusiasts gathering around kitchen tables has grown into a thriving, award-winning, community-driven LEGO club known as VLC—Vancouver’s Community for Adult Fans of LEGO. Back in the late 90s and early 2000s, AFOL life in western Canada wasn’t quite what it is today. If you were lucky, you found someone on LUGNET. If you were really lucky, you made the trip to Seattle to hang out with SeaLUG. But for a group of LEGO fans in the Vancouver area—Robin, Dean, Alex, Bryan, Andrew, and Kevin—the...