This year’s LEGO Seasonal Family Christmas Tree (41843) is on the more expensive side but if you’re looking for a cheaper tree option, you may want to check out Amazon. They currently have LEGO Christmas Tree (40573) from 2022 on sale for 40% off the regular retail price. It is now listed for only $26.99 and that saves you $18 on it which isn’t bad for 784 pieces. When it was released a few years ago, it was the most detailed Christmas tree that LEGO has done until the new one from this year came out. Update: The Amazon deal is dead but Target has it up for the same price however the promotion ends tomorrow. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The post LEGO Christmas Tree (40573) Amazon Deal – November 2025 appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Today we feature a guest article from one of BrickNerd’s patrons Liz Puleo. She shares her experience building and modding LEGO Icons 10366 Tropical Aquarium. Tank You Very Much Two fish are in a tank. One said, “Do you know how to drive this thing?” and the other said, “Ahhh, a talking fish!” If only fish could talk, they’d probably tell you a better story about this tank than I will. Hey there, BrickNerd readers! It’s been a while—two years, to be exact. While LEGO hasn’t disappeared from my life completely, it’s definitely taken a back seat. So when my friends at BrickNerd reached out and asked if I’d be interested in another set mod (read: rip apart physically and metaphorically), of course I said yes. Who doesn’t want new LEGO? Especially after having so much fun with my first aquatic review, What the Shell? While I’ve attended a few LEGO...

Axolotl Antics by DingoBrick is the latest project to achieve 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas. The 404 piece build showcases a couple of axolotls on a sandy area in the later. The axolotls uses ball joints to give them some poseability. The project is the 36th one to reach the LEGO Ideas Third 2025 Review Stage. The post LEGO Ideas Axolotl Antics Achieves 10,000 Supporters appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

When I first saw the images of 72046 LEGO Nintendo Game Boy, I didn’t like it much and would have never considered buying it. It has mostly light and dark bluish gray pieces, which are not that attractive for a person who likes to build with interesting parts. But then I watched a few reviews (I remember Tiago Catarino’s one especially) and got struck with an idea—what if I use the Game Boy’s display as… a display? Spoiler alert… Press Start: The Plan I started concocting elaborate construction plans for modding the LEGO Game Boy by integrating actual physical game scenes into it. (This was before I even got my hands on it!) Last week I finally got the chance to see it in person. Heads up, this won’t be a review of the set and me telling you what I like and dislike about the set… but in one sentence:...

LEGO has revealed another Spring Festival set coming in 2026 with the Fortune Master (40864). It has 386 pieces and will retail for $29.99. The Fortune Master is a symbol that brings luck and fortune and can be displayed all year long for continued prosperity. Spread wishes of good fortune with the LEGO® Fortune Master (40864) building set for boys and girls ages 9 and up, which becomes awesome seasonal decor. Kids will have lots of fun building this LEGO interpretation of the Fortune Master and discovering all its cool details. The collectible model is dressed in traditional red and gold clothing and features 3 sets of eyes to allow for customization, plus a hidden compartment for storing the spare eyes. It’s also surrounded by symbols of good luck for kids to discover, including gold coins and red envelopes. Once complete, the set becomes a display model that can be admired...