Copenhagen may be the capital city of Denmark, however the capital city of LEGO fandom is most certainly Billund, Denmark. This small town in central Jutland is home to The LEGO Group’s headquarters, as well as the fan-focused attractions of LEGOLAND Billund and the LEGO House – The Home of the Brick. However, building a LEGO-centric community is just one part of the Billund story. The other part was finding a way to make it easier for people to travel there and enjoy it all. Billund International Airport: Photo Link SkyTrax This is the story of Billund International Airport, and how it came to become the second most important airport in all of Denmark, and the first most important in connecting the LEGO Group (TKG) to the world. Below are translated excerpts from an article previously published on Brick.it Magazine, [with a bit of new information also added for clarity]. The...

Everyone has at least one day they count down to all year long. For many, it’s Christmas. For me, I look forward to my school’s Fun Day: a school-wide event that allows students to take a break from the routines and expectations of the classroom and learn through novel and engaging activities. I’m a member of the Fun Day committee which lets me help select the stations students can visit at the event. I also host and run the LEGO station! Join me as we take a look at the development of my LEGO station at my school’s Fun Day! Fun Day Before LEGO As a kid in the 80s in my small town, Fun Day was a community-wide event called Sports Day. There were numerous sports to be played; there was even a visit every year from Tina the Traveling Elephant, all the way from the Greater Vancouver Zoo. It...

An artificer’s work inscribing runes is no easy task, as recreated in this LEGO still life by greenarj. It requires precision tools, enchanted ink, an ancient tome, and a bottle of mysterious liquid… to steady the hand. Creating a scene this convincing from plastic bricks is another kind of magic, one that grenarj wields like a wizard. That bottle in particular, which integrates Spinjitzu Jay’s cyclone, is brilliant. The blade is filled with NPU, like a silver dish nested between wheel arches for the pommel. Consider us entranced. The post Every little thing they build is magic appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Jake Forbes (TBB Managing Editor)

In addition to the amazing LEGO models created by builders worldwide, The Brothers Brick brings you the best LEGO news and reviews. This is our weekly Brick Report for the 3rd week of July 2025.TBB NEWS AND REVIEWS This week was a mix of Star Wars, with a return to the prequels featuring Jango Fett’s starship, Architecture, which brought us one of the most iconic real-world castles, Icons, which revealed a charming sea-side village, and the Dark Knight with a Batmobile from perhaps the most over-the-top Batman movie of that era, Batman Forever. For even more news and reviews, be sure to check out last week’s Brick Report, and you can also catch A Brick Dreamer’s weekly recap of LEGO creations on their YouTube channel [REVIEW] LEGO Star Wars 75433 Jango Fett’s Starship: Slave I 2: Electric Boogaloo — How does the latest version of this iconic starship measure up?[REVIEW] LEGO...

Every LEGO model tells a story, sometimes it’s obvious, sometimes it’s mysterious, and sometimes it’s beautiful, like this kingfisher flying out of a deck of cards, holding the gold key of clubs in its beak, built by BigBrickStan for the latest Biocup LEGO building contest. Plant parts supplement the usual wing elements in two shades of blue, and the keys for all four suits are created with minimal parts. The post A fantastic LEGO kingfisher is in the cards appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Daniel