In addition to the amazing LEGO models created by builders all over the world, The Brothers Brick brings you the best LEGO news and reviews. This is our weekly Brick Report for the final week of May 2021. TBB NEWS AND REVIEWS We learn more about the largest LEGO set ever released, hear from designer Matthew Ashton on the Everyone is Awesome set, and interview Daniel Konstanski, the author of the The Secret Life of LEGO Bricks book to be released in 2022. LEGO Art 31203: World Map – We found out how the largest LEGO set ever stacks up with an in-depth review.LEGO Art reveals 31203 World Map mosaic as biggest LEGO set of all time with 11,695 pieces – We answered the question of what is the largest LEGO set by parts count… the massive map of the world art set.Everyone IS Awesome LEGO set designer Matthew Ashton talks...

The set has been out for a while now but LEGO has just released the designer video for the LEGO Star Wars Imperial Probe Droid (75306). Designer Jan Neergaard Olesen talks about some of the details in the set which was first seen in The Empire Strikes Back. Although LEGO has made the Probe Droid before, this set was the first one to be in this size. The Imperial Probe Droid (75306) is now available for purchase on the LEGO Shop for $59.99. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

I have a soft spot for Tudor style buildings especially when it comes to bakeries. This little inviting bakery build by Hubba Blöoba is no exception to that rule. I really like all the different hues of blue used for the roof of the building. The Tudor style top part of the building looks weathered and the shading from tan to dark tan adds to the ‘old’ feel of the building. The stonework on the bottom half of the building looks like it is slowly but surely crumbling away. This build features some clever furniture design that’s not to be missed. The small round table is cleverly constructed with the crown with 4 spikes LEGO element. It may be hard to spot but the rectangular table legs are made of minifigure hips. The sign of the bakery with the pretzel is a really nice touch. If you look close enough at the...

If you live in the oasis city of Kaligem, safe behind the sturdy walls, nestled among white towers and golden spires you might count yourself fortunate. But your good fortune is coming to a swift end in this scene by Andreas Lenander which depicts the final moments of a city that has brought down the wrath of the gods in the form of a giant wall of sand that would give the Coriolis storms of Arrakis a run for its money. The post It was a lovely day in paradise, but it was about to go horribly wrong appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Daniel

A few days ago, LEGO announced the grand prize and runner up winners of the building contest that puts their creations in the LEGO House for an entire year. There are three grand prize winners for each category and 66 runner up winners who will have their creations on display. Below are just a few of the builds. Grand Prize Winners Architecture: Tradional Medicine Shop by Knowyourpieces Minifigure: Backyard Blastoff by nasa105 Nature: Mount Fuji and Cranes by MoMoLam Runner Up Winners Architecture: Hexahedral Planetoid by Si-MOCs1 Minifigure: Exploring the Serenity Garden by ABagino Nature: Avian Blossom by Woomy World Minifigure: Yoyageur Waterfall by Ians Bricks Nature: The Branching Elk by DVIDDY Architecture: Roman Skyscraper by BenBuildsLego Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran