We have now crossed 140 for projects that have made it into the LEGO Ideas Second 2025 Review Stage. With the two newest additions, we are now up to 141 in total. With a week left in the qualifying period, let’s see how many more projects will get that final push or do they want that push considering you’re going up against an unprecedented amount of competition. DELTARUNE: Battle Against the Roaring Knight – snommmmm Diorama Supernatural (TV Show) – SamSamSamy The post LEGO Ideas August 23 Update – Over 140 Projects Surpassed appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

If you’ve been waiting for a sale on the LEGO Marvel The Hoopty (76232), the Disney Store has it on sale for $39.98. This works out to be about 56% off the normal price of $89.99. The has been officially retired on the LEGO Shop so this is currently the cheapest price on the market right now. I’m not sure why it was so expensive for a 420 piece set but at least it’s now somewhat a decent price for the ship and minifigures of Captain Marvel, Ms. Marvel, and Photon as well as Goose the Flerken. Now if Disney can do a deal on the X-Jet, that would be great. As a Mavely Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The post LEGO Marvel The Hoopty (76232) Disney Store Deal – August 2025 appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Hi friends! This is Jarrett (@wilderland.builds), here to talk about the two newest additions to the LEGO/Nike collaboration that kicked off earlier this year: Nike Dunk Trickshot and Nike Slam Dunk. I’ll preface this by saying that I’m probably not the target customer for these sets, but I am a pretty serious basketball fan and was looking forward to seeing if they could change my mind and capture my interest with these sets. Let’s jump in! LEGO 43021 Nike Dunk Trickshot | 454 Pieces |  US $39.99 | CAN $49.99 | UK £34.99 LEGO 43010 Nike Slam Dunk | 809 Pieces | US $69.99 | CAN $89.99 | UK £59.99 Unboxing My first observation was that the box art rules. In a world of soulless black boxes, I really appreciate seeing colorful backgrounds and dynamic designs on a LEGO box. I think the boxes look cool and also represent the color...

The Lands Between are a vast and deadly place where the glowing Erdtree towers as a guiding light and source of hope. Builder Nathan Hake has taken inspiration from Elden Ring for this truly epic LEGO creation, but his intent is to depict the Tree of Life itself. A massive black sea serves as the model’s base, giving way to an island of rock, overgrowth, and a tree that should not exist. The enormous tree is rooted on the very end of the precipice, giving a perception that it may tip the whole island. As Nathan put it, ” I wanted the island to look untouched by man but have enough structure to seem like a phenomenon created by an other worldly being.” A closer look at the rocky cliffs shows the literal hands of these divine beings as they seemingly lift the tree heavenward. Through a series of minifigure scenes,...

Upon first examination of the colors of this frosty LEGO castle by Olle Moquist, I spotted something buried under the snow and ice…a raised baseplate! Olle does a great job of seamlessly incorporating this raised baseplate in the build. From there, I climbed the steps to a beautiful brick-built, wooden door under the watchful eye of the wyrm. The raised baseplate has become a piece of the past. These vacuum-formed bases peaked in the ’90s with 31 different raised baseplates being used across many sets, but we haven’t seen a raised baseplate in over a decade. Olle’s brings this chilly baseplate from 2002 and 2006’s Belville sets, warming our hearts with nostalgia for the old ways. The post An icy dragon puts a wintry chill on a summer build appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Nathan Schroeder