A few more projects have reached the LEGO Ideas Third 2025 Review Stage in the past couple of days. In this update, we have a few more movie themed projects as well as another one from a perennial fan designer. The Grinch: Whoville – papoy2T Road Trip – terauma CESSNA 185 Skywagon – Bryan92609 Universal Monsters – SpectralBricks The post LEGO Ideas November 5 Update appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

October brought no shortage of great LEGO content from around the globe! Here at BrickNerd, we started the month by providing a Spiderman-themed spider model for Halloween and ended it with instructions for a cute ghost trick-or-treater. We had some fun with Wednesday sets, and learned about customizing a real-world motorcycle with LEGO, and cracked the secret code of LEGO castle sets. We looked at removing printing from LEGO elements to create a new minifig look and investigated how minifigure keychains are constructed to repair a sentimental keepsake. We checked in with our FLL team, sent a castle to space, doubled down on developing a LEGO style, and learned more than we ever wanted to know about LEGO clowns. In fact, we’ve published so many interesting articles in October that we’ve included an interactive calendar of them at the bottom of this post, so you can make sure you haven’t missed...

Are you scared yet? I doubt it. This brick-built Halloween ghost isn’t here to scare anyone, just to get some candy! Yes, if you peek under that white sheet, there is just a kid in a costume going trick-or-treating. This build is another idea that our Nerd-in-Chief, Dave, gave me (like our Halloween spider instructions)—and I’m pretty happy with the outcome. I was thinking of doing a version of the character without the white cloth, but this might be a fun little challenge for you to build. I dare you! The costume looks good in person. And those wheels - hard to find them in studio :D I really love the cute sneakers and the positioning, which show that this kid is mid-skate, heading to the next house to trick-or-treat. Hopefully that bucket is full if candy by the end of the evening! Full cloth protection from both front and back,...

A couple of LEGO One Piece sets have been moderately discounted to their lowest price on Amazon. The discounts aren’t at the usual 20% but they’re close enough to get a mention if you’re looking to pick them up. • Windmill Village Hut (75636) – $24.99/17% off• Buggy the Clown’s Circus Tent (75637) – $44.96/18% off As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The post LEGO One Piece Amazon Deals – November 2025 appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Halloween is the perfect season to talk about clowns. Whether you find them funny or frightening, they’ve always danced on that fine line between joy and unease. When I was a child, a clown or two would come to my birthday party every year. I loved it. Since then, clowns have remained one of my lifelong fascinations from Birthday gifts to Halloween decor. So when LEGO revealed that the new One Piece sets would feature a pirate clown, I jumped at the chance to make my obsession come full circle. Doing research for this article has certainly been a highlight! Birthday Clowns In the 1980s, various clowns came to my birthday party throughout my early years. Join me as we explore the history of LEGO clowns before we check out the new Netflix One Piece set to determine if Buggy the Clown is a worthy contender to join LEGO’s already massive...