LEGO has quietly revealed a brand new LEGO Architecture set with the Himeji Castle (21060). Releasing on August 1, the set has 2,125 pieces and retails for $159.99. It’s surprising that this will be the first Architecture set to be released in 2023 and the first since last July minus the LEGO World of Wonders (40585) which was a Rewards Center item. Celebrate the longevity and majestic beauty of one of Japan’s most revered buildings with this LEGO® Architecture Himeji Castle display model (21060). Be transported to the city of Himeji without leaving home as you recreate authentic details such as the castle’s turrets, walkways and asymmetric walls in LEGO style. Lift off the top of the main building to view a simplified interpretation of the interior layout. The post LEGO Architecture Himeji Castle (21060) Revealed appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

One of the better LEGO Marvel Hulkbuster sets looks to have gotten as discount as The Hulkbuster: The Battle of Wakanda (76247) has been discounted by 20%. The 385 piece set is now priced at $39.99 which saves you $10 on it and makes it a better deal for what you get. It does also include four minifigures of Bruce Banner, Okoye, and two Outriders. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The post LEGO Marvel The Hulkbuster: The Battle of Wakanda (76247) Amazon Sale – June 2023 appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

The LEGO Marvel Iron Man Armory (76216) is getting cheaper and cheaper as it now on sale for 38% off. The 496 piece set is now priced at only $55.99 which haves you about $34 on it and includes a slew of minifigures including Tony Stark, Pepper Potts, Nick Fury, War Machine, Iron Man MK3, Iron Man MK85, Iron Man MK 25, and Whiplash. As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The post LEGO Marvel Iron Man Armory (76216) Amazon Sale – June 2023 appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Take a trip with us down into the sea where we find a noble seahorse on a knightly quest in this wonderful LEGO scene by Mohamed Marei. Built for the Bio-Cup saltwater biome theme, the scene shows off the creativity of a great builder. The bright colors contrast nicely against the bronze look of the seahorse knight, bringing our attention to the central figure. Floating above the knight is an exquisite jellyfish, using an array of transparent pieces well. The framing of the scene is fluid and I can’t stop looking at it! As is intended in the Bio-Cup, this is one of those builds that pushes the use of LEGO as a medium to new levels. Also, can we acknowledge how nice the use of the stud shooter is for the mouth of the seahorse? It’s like it was meant for such a use all along. The post A fin-tastic...

I wouldn’t have said that you could fit all the fixings LEGO Castle onto a single floating rock, but here Joe (jnj_bricks) has done just that! Clad in dark bluish gray brick, the multi-layer marvel begins at the bottom with a darling windmill. The use of balloon flaps as sails on the mill is a great touch, with its scooped form catching the wind from more complex angles than your standard land-based model. The fortification at the apex of the rocky mass is beautiful, utilizing some great techniques to form the walls of its towers. While impressive, the castle fits in well with the rest of the build, and doesn’t take attention away from the rest of the structure. This allows us to enjoy all the great minifigure scenes hidden throughout. Just check out the fella free soloing up the rock above the mill! The post This medieval-themed skyrock is made...