Two more LEGO Speed Champions summer 2026 sets have been revealed today for a June launch. One of the sets features Brian O’Conner’s orange Toyota Supra from The Fast and the Furious. Fast & Furious Toyota Supra MK4 (77260) – 292 pieces/$29.99 Ferrari 499P (77261) – 329 pieces/$29.99 The post LEGO Speed Champions Summer 2026 Sets Revealed appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

LEGO has revealed a partial number of summer 2026 LEGO City sets that will be available in June. For this wave of reveals, they mostly focus on trains and things that run on tracks. Backhoe Loader (60480) – 301 pieces/$29.99 Passenger Jet (60492) – 118 pieces/$29.99 Dump Truck & Front End Loader (60494) – 1,132 pieces/$129.99 Pizza Delivery Experience – 494 pieces/$49.99 Lava Land Roller Coaster Park – 1,165/$99.99 Classic Beach Tram (60506) – 693 pieces/$74.99 Harbour Freight Train (60509) – 803 pieces/$109.99 Vintage Steam Train (60511) – 575 pieces/$89.99 The post LEGO City Summer 2026 Sets Revealed appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Three new LEGO Botanicals summer 2026 sets have been revealed today with a variety of colorful plants. Woodland Mushrooms (11505) – 806 pieces/$79.99 Water Lilies (11511) – 259 pieces/$29.99 Cosmos Flowers (11514) – 171 pieces/$14.99 The post LEGO Botanicals Summer 2026 Sets Revealed appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

LEGO has revealed some new summer 2026 BrickHeadz sets for various IPs that will be available on June 1. Toy Story (40860) – 528 pieces/$39.99 Megatron Robot & Vehicle (40924) – 224 pieces/$24.99 Alice in Wonderland (40925) – 601 piece/$39.99 The post LEGO BrickHeadz Summer 2026 Sets Revealed appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

LEGO has revealed the new summer 2026 wave of LEGO Creator 3-in-1 sets which makes the return of some “Iconic” sets. Of course we have more of the animal sets that can turn into other animals as well. Floral Decor Perfume Bottle (31383) – 286 pieces/$29.99 Wild Animals: Majestic Lion (31386) – 839 pieces/$69.99 Iconic Pirate Ship (31387) – 1,074 pieces/$109.99 Wild Animals: Family of Koalas (31388) – 1,536 pieces/$129.99 Iconic Ferris Wheel (31389) – 916 pieces/$99.99 Floral Art Painting (31390) – 348 pieces Fashion Bag with Storage (31391) – 272 pieces Music Decor Piano (31392) – 485 pieces Forest Animals: Grey Wolf (31393) – 657 pieces/$49.99 The post LEGO Creator 3-in-1 Summer 2026 Sets Revealed appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

A question that often gets asked in my house is, “Whose LEGO piece is this?” It could just as easily be mine as one of the kids. If it’s mine, it goes into my ‘to sort’ box. If it belongs to the boys, it goes into their ‘bucket of doom’ where the pieces of all their disassembled sets go to live in chaotic harmony. But trying to figure out what to do with these lost pieces has got me thinking: When, if ever, should AFOLs combine their collections with those of their kids? Combining collections is much harder than combining two pieces Pros and Cons The benefits seem pretty obvious. Bringing your collections together allows you to further share the hobby as a team. A bigger shared pool of pieces means everyone can find what they’re looking for. There’s also only one place to put the pieces that end up all...

The countdown is on—just two weeks remain to enter The AdoraBuild! If you’ve been thinking about joining in, now’s the time to turn that idea into something real. We’ve already seen a wave of creative, charming, and smile-inducing builds come through, but there’s still plenty of room for more. This is your moment to embrace the playful side of building, follow your most whimsical instincts, and create something that instantly sparks joy. Think of this as your final push to build something so cute you wanna die before the clock runs out. What Makes Something Adorable? The AdoraBuild isn’t just a LEGO contest; it’s a journey into the whimsical, the endearing, and the outright precious. From fluffy creatures to heart-melting scenes, your mission is to capture the essence of cuteness in brick-built form. But what makes a build “adorable”? Is it the splash of color, the clever use of pieces, big...

A lot of AFOLs have fond memories of those fierce blue knights. Though they weren’t in that many sets, even LEGO recognized them as being popular and even rereleased their Fortress in 2002. And even better, gave them a complete make-over in 2021. Yes, I’m talking about those awesome Black Falcons. There are fans out there who even dedicated a day to them, Black Falcon Friday. One of them is Thomas (aka The Brick Dwarf) and we chatted with him for a bit more insight into this wonderful homage. Marco: How did #blackfalconsfriday start? And how did you keep continuing it? Thomas: It was two guys that go by the names of lego_launcher and pollocks01 on Instagram that posted the first #blackfalconsfriday pictures in June 2020. I noticed this hashtag later that summer and thought it was a great idea, especially since I had a lot of Black Falcons already in...

Fallout is everywhere these days, and rightfully so after the massive success of the TV show, which just wrapped up its second season. If you haven’t seen it yet, what are you doing on this BrickNerd side quest? Another settlement needs your help. Go help it now, but make sure to come right back and check out these amazing Fallout MOCs. Fallout is a video game franchise dating back to 1997, when the first game was released. It was a top-down RPG set in the 22nd century, featuring a post-apocalyptic, retro-futuristic world. Over the years, the series has grown to include four main titles along with several spin-offs, including the online game Fallout 76. I think it’s that retro-futuristic setting that hooked me, along with the mid-century modern design of the 1950s to 60s. It’s one of my favorite architectural eras, so combining my love of LEGO with my favorite video...

Last year, thirteen train enthusiasts brought their love of trains and LEGO bricks to the Netherlands’ largest LEGO event. Meticulously crafted trains traveled through magnificent scenery for an entire week as guests came and went. We talked to Enrico from the Lowland LEGO Model Train Club about their display and experience at LEGO World. The Scale of LEGO World Geneva: What is LEGO World? Enrico: LEGO World Utrecht in the Netherlands can be considered one of the largest LEGO events in the world. With up to 17,000 visitors a day, this 7-day-long event draws in a massive crowd. Among the many LEGO-related creations on display, one of the most unique is the LLMTC train layout. This year, LLMTC members went all out with one of their largest displays yet. Geneva: That sounds massive. Who exactly is behind the LLMTC? Enrico: The LLMTC (Lowland LEGO Model Train Club) has been around for...