The LEGO Botanicals Collection Mug was just revealed yesterday and it is now available to be redeemed in the Rewards Center. It’ll cost you 1,000 Insiders points and there is a limit of 2 on it. Once you redeem it, you’ll have 60 days to use it during checkout. A beautiful member-only reward that makes a perfect gift for someone special all year round. Or, you can keep it for yourself and enjoy your favorite brews! Featuring exclusive sketches of a variety of LEGO® Botanicals flowers, you can claim it now for just 1,000 loyalty points. Oh… and it’s also great for using as a vase for LEGO Botanicals sets you’ve built! How’s that for multi-purpose? The post LEGO Botanicals Collection Mug Now Available in Rewards Center appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Pre-orders for the new LEGO Disney Toy Story sets are now live for both the LEGO Shop and Amazon. Early reactions to the sets have been very positive for the three sets so far and the prices for them aren’t too bad. Toy Story Slinky Dog Bookends (43301) – $149.99 • LEGO Shop• Amazon Lotso (43306) – $39.99 • LEGO Shop Alien with Pizza Planet Rocket Ride (43307) – $59.99 • LEGO Shop• Amazon As a Rakuten/Linkshare Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The post LEGO Disney Toy Story May 2026 Pre-orders Live appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

What do you do when a LEGO event is fast approaching and you’ve got no new MOCs to show? Well, you could always try to sprinkle some magic on some older stuff… by adding lights! When the index finger (also known as the pointer finger) comes out, you know they’ve discovered your new lights [Warning: Article contains several GIFs depicting flashing camera lights.] The City of Blinding Lights …is, obviously, New York. In my case, however, it would have to be Chicago—or rather the suburb of Schaumburg, Illinois, which since 2007 has played host to Brickworld, one of the world’s largest LEGO conventions. I went there in 2015 to experience my first LEGO event outside Europe. Back then, it wasn’t that common—at least not at the conventions I’d been to—for builders to install lights in their MOCs. Sure, there would be some blacklights used to get fluorescent elements to glow, or...

March has come and gone and we now have the LEGO April 2026 sets that are now available on the LEGO Shop. We have the launch of some anticipated sets like the LEGO Icons Douglas DC‑3 PAN AM Airliner (11378) and the LEGO Ideas Tintin Moon Rocket (21367) as well as the Luigi & Mach 8 (72050). As far as promotions go, we still have the same ones that are running until April 5. The LEGO Star Wars Kamino Training Facility (40765) with is available with LEGO Star Wars purchases of $160 or more, while supplies last. The other promo set is the LEGO Creator Cute Easter Bunny (30716) recruitment bag which you can get with general purchases of $40 or more. Another promotion is double Insiders points for the LEGO Icons Golden Retriever Puppy (11384) and the LEGO Botanicals Flower Wall (11503). The double points will also run until April...

Following the success of the LEGO Botanicals Happy Plants (10349), LEGO is back with another iteration of them with the Rocking Plants (11506). Releasing on May 1, the set has 253 pieces and will retail for $22.99. The set features two more pastel colored pots with the delosperma named Lumi and the echeveria named Ellie. The pots don’t sit flat as they have rounded bottoms to have them rock around. Build and display a fun, colourful piece of plant decor that totally rocks with this LEGO® Botanicals Rocking Plants (11506) set for girls, boys and nature fans aged 9 and over. Spread joy by creating 2 cheerful LEGO plant models in pastel-coloured pots – a delosperma (ice plant) named Lumi with purple buds, and an echeveria named Ellie with a long stem and coral-coloured buds. The pots have adorable smiley faces and rounded bases, so they rock when nudged – the...