The Exhibit Floor layout has been released for San Diego Comic Con 2023 and we can confirm that LEGO will be on display once again. They’ll be at their usual spot at Booth #2829 although we don’t know yet what will be on display there. If I had to make a guess, I would think there will be something involving LEGO DREAMZzz since it’s their newest IP. In addition, we’re not sure if there will be any exclusive LEGO sets or minifigures that will be given away like with previous years. If you remember, LEGO didn’t have anything last year besides some panels and I’ve heard rumors that they were done with exclusives so we’ll see since companies have been starting to ramp up their reveals as we speak. I will be there once as press so I’ll be attending most, if not all, the LEGO panels and will be reporting...

The LEGO DREAMZzz line releases in just a little over a month and the first set that we want to check out is the Grimkeeper the Cage Monster (71455). It has 274 pieces and retails for $37.99. Minifigures There are two minifigures in the set, Mateo and Cooper. Mateo has on a blue shirt with a metallic belt strap going across the chest with an hourglass logo. The legs are dual molded with his red shoes. He has a double-sided head showing him with a determined look on one side and a smile on the other. He has vitiligo so the head also shows him with a spot around his right eye. His accessories include a pencil spear, an hourglass, and a green belt. Cooper has a red jacket with checkboard printing on both sides of the torso. His double-sided head shows him with a determined look on one side and...

In addition to the amazing LEGO models created by builders all over the world, The Brothers Brick brings you the best LEGO news and reviews. This is our weekly Brick Report for the last week of June, 2023.TBB NEWS AND REVIEWS We’ve got lots of news to recap from this last week, including reviews of the first set from the new Dreamzzz theme, and announcements from Architecture, Marvel, and Icons… but if you’re craving even more LEGO news, be sure to read last week’s Brick Report. [NEWS] LEGO revs up an American classic with the Icons 10321 Corvette — This classic car joins the star-studded line-up of iconic vehicles. [FEATURE] Ace Parts Usage: TBB’s favorite LEGO build techniques of 2023 so far — Here at TBB we are constantly surprised by the creativity of LEGO fans around the world. Check out some of the most impressive part usage from 2023 so...

A spacecraft with black wings and a bubble cockpit? Easy – that can only be a TIE fighter. But hang on, these were also defining features of LEGO’s Blacktron II theme… So what is it? Well, it’s both! Gerard Joosten AKA Elephant-Knight has a bit of a knack for builds within the Blacktron II aesthetic, and he’s turned to the Star Wars universe for his latest creation. The TIE Defender is one of the more outlandish TIE variants, and as a result it fits very nicely into the design language of my personal favourite LEGO space villains. Does this mean Darth Vader gets a neon-green lightsaber…? The post Star Wars, but make it Blacktron appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Theo Spencer

Hot on the trail of the Land Rover Defender comes the LEGO Icons 10321 Corvette. With 1,210 pieces, this set is sure to make any gearhead’s heart go pitter-patter. They’ve replicated the classic styling of the 1961 Corvette nicely in red with a black interior and white highlights. According to details on the back of the box, the model has opening doors, trunk, and hood. Also, either the hardtop can be removed or an alternate convertible version can be built to show off the detailed interior. The LEGO Icons 31321 Corvette will be available from LEGO stores and their website starting on August 1st, and will retail for a price of US $149.99 | CAN $199.99 | UK £129.99. LEGO Icons 31321 Corvette | 1,210 pieces | Available August 1 | US $149.99 | CAN $199.99 | UK £129.99 The post LEGO revs up an American classic with the Icons 10321...