LEGO has officially revealed a couple of new Disney Winnie the Pooh sets that will be available in March. Winnie the Pooh gets a larger scaled model with his hunny pot that opens up to reveal some small rooms. Piglet also gets his standalone set that has a birthday cake that also opens up. Winnie the Pooh (43300) – 1,399 pieces/$149.99 Disney movie fans can celebrate a milestone with this LEGO® ǀ Disney Winnie the Pooh (43300) display model building kit. This commemorative building set, packed with well-known details for adults aged 18 and over, makes a nostalgic home decoration display. It includes a brick-built, classic Winnie the Pooh character, with movable head, ears, arms and hands, and a buildable honey pot. The brick-built model also includes 2 surprises. The ‘Hunny’ pot opens to reveal 2 rooms and holds 2 LEGO ǀ Disney characters: a Winnie the Pooh minifigure and Eeyore...

LEGO has officially revealed another LEGO Icons Formula 1 legends set with the Ferrari F2004 & Michael Schumacher (11375). Releasing on March 1 (pre-order today), the set has 735 pieces and will retail for $89.99. The set features Schumacher’s Ferrari F2002 where he went on an unprecedented run of five consecutive World Championships. There’s also a minifigure of Schumacher and a plaque with one of his famous quotes, “I’ve always believed that you should never, ever give up and you should always keep fighting even when there’s only a slightest chance.” Celebrate a golden era of Formula 1 racing with the LEGO® Icons Ferrari F2004 & Michael Schumacher (11375) model car kit. Craft an in-scale replica of the legendary race car that, with Michael Schumacher at the wheel, dominated the 2004 racing season. The model Ferrari features working steering, grooved slick tyres and a detailed V10 engine, plus a display stand...

The Iron Forge competition attracts many familiar faces from the afol community, but not all talented builders have an online presence. Peter is one such creator who made it to the top 8 with a mix of builds that impress with color and range. This confectionery treat from round 2 uses the eggshell seed part as a springboard for sweet LEGO delights. If you’re more in the mood for savory, Peter has you covered with this sushi assembly station where a multitude of minifig chairs act as fish scales, bones, and nori wrappers. For round 3, Peter finds an elegant tessellated pattern in the engine block seed part. As we previously featured in our Round 2 coverage, Peter turned the eggshell seed part into a chess set that is classic and clean. Cowabunga? This turtle, featuring many a minifig chair, is trying his best to be a radical dude, but I’m...

During the month of February, LEGO Space fans celebrate by building rovers – wheeled vehicles for exploring alien worlds. It’s a great excuse to dig out those old Classic Space elements for a retro look, or your chance to reinvent the wheel with bold new designs. You can share your builds on Flickr, or use the #febrovery2026 hashtag on Instagram. Check out our roundups from last year for inspiration (part 1, part 2). We ring in this year’s event with the first build from Ids de Jong, a Febrovery legend who builds a new rover every day, with a side helping of story and charming paper landscapes. Ids gets things started with Spaceman Alan and this upgraded version of the Strata Scooter, a mini classic from 1987. But what is that spider-drone watching them, and where will their adventure lead next? We’ll be back in two weeks with a mid-month round-up...

In my opinion, LEGO never feels more like a warm hug than when you’re viewing a Neo Fabuland construction. The blend of modern techniques with the limited, but bright color palette and those old animal figures makes everything feel like a Richard Scarry drawing. And I think that point is perfectly illustrated in this fire station creation by Dale Harris. The scene looks simple at first, but notice how the fire station is tilted on the baseplate. Zoom in on those doors, and see how many plates are at work in odd angles and at various depths. It’s a super complex construction of a simple scene that makes us tip our hats. The post In Fabuland, the stakes are higher when a cat is up a tree appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Norm Harper