Today’s guest article comes from Zach Wolin, a builder and LEGO fan in New York who loves discovering amazing builders and cool MOCs in the LEGO community. Building Minifig-Scale Pokémon In the world of LEGO creations, small-scale builds have always fascinated me. With fewer parts to work with, builders must be selective about what pieces they use and how they use them. It takes an eye for detail and a knack for identifying which features are essential to portray the subject. Today, we’re looking at a builder who excels at this skill, Radioactive Cheese, who creates fantastic minifig-scale renditions of his favorite Pokémon. His builds caught my attention with clever part choices and combinations that capture each Pokémon’s likeness at an impressively small scale. At this size, the key is to emphasize defining features rather than every detail, and Cheese has a sharp sense for exactly what to include. Cheese kindly...

If you’re still looking for the LEGO Icons NASA Space Shuttle Discovery (10283), Amazon currently has it on sale for 17% off. It has been retired for half a year already but you can get it for $165.51 which saves you almost $35 on it. The set features a larger scale Discovery shuttle as well as the Hubble Telescope. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The post LEGO Icons NASA Space Shuttle Discovery (10283) Amazon Deal – August 2025 appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Yet another day and two more projects have moved on to the LEGO Ideas Second 2025 Review Stage. We are currently at 130 projects will be reviewed by LEGO in the coming months. This is past my estimate of 120 last month during the big surge. With about 15 days left, I’m going to say we could see about 10 more added to the list but hitting the big 150 would be a reach. How Do Birds Actually Work? – Rocired Clash Royale – deer_from_north The post LEGO Ideas August 16 Update – 130 Projects (and Counting) Going to Review appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

the Entrance to Epic Universe On June 13th, the live-action remake of How to Train Your Dragon released to theaters. To coincide with the film release, LEGO revealed 10375 How to Train Your Dragon: Toothless a few days later. The set was released on July 1st and is available now. Coincidentally (or not coincidentally) less than a month before the movie’s release, Universal’s new theme park Epic Universe opened to the public in Orlando, FL… with an entire section of the new theme park dedicated to the How to Train Your Dragon franchise. Fortunately for me, Epic Universe is located basically in my backyard, so it was kind of a no-brainer that I had to take the LEGO Toothless around Epic Universe to explore the land of Berk (thanks to BrickNerd for the ticket and LEGO for the set!).  Exploring the Universe Our day started like any other at a theme...

Another three projects yesterday have reached the 10,000 supporter goal on LEGO Ideas. This now brings the total up to 128 for the Second 2025 Review Stage. There’s a good mix of original ideas as well as something that pretty popular right now with K-Pop Demon Hunters. Cipher Machine – Norders The Classics Computer – PovedaBricks K-Pop Demon Hunters: The Tiger and the Three-Eyed Crow – Aggravator The post LEGO Ideas August 15 Update – K-Pop Demon Hunters Join In appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran