If you know anything about the holidays, you know its all about that gift giving and holiday cheer. We all know what holiday that is right... Christmas! Well, it is just around the corner and Lego does not disappoint with its holiday spirit. Lego is known for a great many
Star Wars is great because its vast. It has a rich line, and beyond that, so many side plots and stories. For Star Wars fans like me, its those side stories that really add so much depth, from the Expanded Universe - EU - and Knights of the Old Republic
Building Art, One Stud at a Time When you think Lego, you probably imagine the traditional sets, minifigures, and technic vehicles, but Lego Art takes a completely different approach. It’s part of a newer wave of calm, creative, and sophisticated sets for the growing adult fan base, also known
I finally took the plunge and signed up for my very first subscription box—and wow, I couldn’t be happier with my choice. Meet the Star Wars Build Box from Brickheads Toy Company. If you’re a LEGO fan (or just love subscription boxes with rare items), you’re
Release: 2026 • Platforms: PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2, PC Batman is back in bricks. LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight is the newest game from TT Games, and it’s shaping up to be the most ambitious LEGO Batman adventure yet. This time, the developers
Collecting is about more than simply owning things. For me, LEGO® foil packs and paper bag sets have become a passion, and over the years I’ve built a collection of more than 100 of them. These small sets, which are released across Europe as part of magazine promotions, hold
What’s Inside a LEGO Star Wars Magazine Issue? LEGO Star Wars magazines are a delightful fusion of the LEGO universe and the Star Wars saga. Each monthly issue offers young fans a blend of creativity, adventure, and hands-on fun. Here's a glimpse into what makes these magazines
Every month brings a fresh wave of excitement in the world of LEGO Star Wars magazines. For collectors, these aren’t just magazines—they’re treasure chests packed with exclusive minifigures, comics, posters, and sometimes even limited edition extras that never see release outside of Europe. The upcoming lineup is
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Collectors love stories. Lego collectors even more so. Rare minifigures tell some of the best stories, from the exclusive events they came from, tiny production runs only a few people know about, weird retailer promos from Target or Amazon, and the occasional brilliant idea from the Lego team that accidentally
From Wood Shavings to Plastic Dreams Before Lego was the world’s most recognizable toy, it was just a little carpentry shop in Billund, Denmark, run by a guy named Ole Kirk Christiansen. Back in 1932, he wasn’t making bricks at all, he was building wooden toys: ducks, cars,
The Humble Beginnings You know what’s wild? The Lego minifigure we all love didn’t actually exist until 1978. Before that, LEGO used these awkward, static “building figures” that looked like they were auditioning for a stop-motion disaster film, almost like the tragic Mega Blok figures. Then came Jens
My Second Subscription Drop: What’s Inside So, my second Brickheads Toy Company EU Exclusive Polybag Subscription has just arrived, and I’ve got to say, this one was a great lineup. Inside the box were three polybags that instantly hit that sweet spot between collectible and displayable: * TIE Advanced
The Hunt for the Best Bricks Whether you’re after that new UCS release, a retired set, or just trying to score a deal for your collection, the question always comes up: where’s the best place to buy Lego? I will be honest, there’s no single right answer
Go Big or Go Home For some builders, the real fun of LEGO isn’t keeping a model on display — it’s breaking it down and turning it into something completely new. That’s where multi-build sets shine. These are official sets designed to be rebuilt into two, three, or
A Holiday Twist on a Star Wars Icon Every so often, during holiday season, Lego sneaks out a new festive Star Wars exclusive. These might look like novelty builds at first glance, but past holiday sets have shown they often turn into sought-after collector items. The 40806 Gingerbread AT-AT is
Few sets carry the kind of collector gravity (pun intended) that the Death Star does. Lego’s newest Ultimate Collector Series Death Star, set 75419, will land with big numbers on October 4th, an even bigger price tag, and a whole lot of online takes. I dug into the facts
As of September 1st, 2025, Spider-Man’s multiverse just went pocket-sized. Lego’s Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse collectible minifigure series (71050) dropped a massively anticipated 12-figure lineup that’s tailor-made for fans who love weird variants and movie easter eggs. If you want to know who’s who, where they
What’s a MOC Anyway? In the Lego world, MOC stands for My Own Creation. Unlike official Lego sets, MOCs are fan-designed builds that showcase just how creative the community can get. From massive 10,000 block Star Wars dioramas to custom modular buildings to fit into the Lego Modular
What Is Lego Insiders? If you’re buying Lego, you’ve probably noticed the prompts: “Sign up for Insiders and earn points!” But what exactly do you get? In short, the Lego Insiders program is Lego’s loyalty system, previously known as the VIP Program. It rewards you with points
When it comes to show-stopping Lego sets, two categories stand out to me: Lego Art and UCS (Ultimate Collector Series). Both are designed to impress, but in very different ways. One turns your wall into a gallery, the other turns your shelf into a museum. The real question to me
