By now, LEGO bricks’ place among other art media should be obvious, but it still seems to be more of an exception than the rule for builders to express their emotions through bricks. But some times, builders do feel the need to express themselves, as in the case of Malin Kylinger in her latest build. Malin states that the dual theme of the creation represents a range of emotions she went through in the recent times. What at first glance looks like a simple struggle between good and evil hides countless possible interpretation. Is this a chaotic whirlwind of changing emotion or is it a fine balance? Or maybe there is no struggle, just coexistence of light and dark? Whatever the interpretation, there is no getting around the fact this is a great build. The face is technically a somewhat flat build, but from the photos, it looks very realistic. The...

I remember a conversation I had about this set with a fellow AFOL. I think it was Brandon. He said that this set, 21309 NASA Apollo Saturn V, was one of the best sets ever released and that he...[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]Original link

Walmart is putting their exclusive landspeeder set, 75173 Luke’s Landspeeder, on Rollback. Their asking price is now $12.99, 35% down from $19.99 MSRP. We did not score it highly in our 75173...[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]Original link

I’m guessing most kids out there who find some winter sporting goods under the tree Christmas morning don’t realize that it’s already seen some action. You see Santa takes quality control very seriously, and tests every piece of equipment personally, as seen in this awesome MOC by LEGO 7. Now there’s some at the workshop who think it’s just a lame excuse to go play in the snow, and they are on the naughty list for even thinking it. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

While there’s a lot of vehicles out there that say they’re for off-road use, surprisingly few are up to the challenge. And let’s face it, probably half have never even been put into 4WD (if their suburban dwelling owners even know how to put it in 4WD). But this Land Rover by builder Breado’s Bricks looks so ready for the mud and ruts that I don’t think it’s owners have any choice in the matter, they’re taking the scenic route. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy