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I Love Billund: A Microscale Tour of LEGO’s Hometown
The LEGO House exclusive I Love Billund set packs an entire town into one remarkably thoughtful microscale set. Joi...
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The Real Project Hail Mary: A Spoiler-Free Look
This is not your standard space set… which is s a good thing. The LEGO Project Hail Mary set brings a few unexpecte...
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A Wave of Color: Exploring the Palette of LEGO Friends
LEGO Friends has quietly become one of the most colorful themes in the LEGO lineup. We take a closer look at how He...
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Gotta Build ’Em All! Tackling LEGO Pokémon’s Starter Trio
LEGO finally enters the Pokémon arena with a massive take on the Gen 1 starters. We dig into Venusaur, Blastoise, a...
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Go for Launch? A Technic-al Look at the Artemis Space Launch System
LEGO takes another shot at the moon, this time with a function-packed Technic launch system. We analyzed the Artemi...
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One LEGO Set To Rule Them All: The Menace of Sauron’s Helmet
The Dark Lord finally joins LEGO’s growing helmet lineup, but do Sauron’s fearsome headgear and minifigure live up ...
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The Power and Problem of Pop Art: All You Need is LEGO LOVE
LEGO’s LOVE set based on Robert Indiana’s work builds on a long tradition of art and commercialization. But is this...
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The Antique Collection: A Case for Variety in the BDP
With minifigure-scale builds dominating the BrickLink Designer Program, the Antique Collection offers a case for wh...
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LEGO Icons 10353 Williams Racing FW14B & Nigel Mansell | Review
The Lego Car Blog Review Library is packed with over one-hundred LEGO sets, books, compatible products, and even a th...
BrickNerd
A Dinosaur in Paris: Rebuilding the City of Love
The instructions suggested a Paris skyline. We ignored them and used the pieces from the LEGO Architecture Paris se...
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Learning Disguised as Play: The Quiet Genius of LEGO Education
LEGO Education’s “Build, Solve, Invent” series turns problem-solving into hands-on play, inviting kids (and adults)...
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LEGO Botanicals 11503: A Flower Wall of Parts and Possibilities
At first glance, the Flower Wall looks like a polished LEGO Botanicals set. But from Rylie Howerter’s perspective, ...
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A Retro Review of LEGO’s 2026 Spring Botanicals
Four new LEGO Botanical sets promise an early spring, but how well do they hold up once it’s time to find them a pl...
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More Than a Christmas Tree: The Build Together Experience
I went into this ready to say “bah humbug” to a $330 LEGO Christmas tree. I ended up with a holiday build experienc...
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Poinsettia Memories: Building Holiday Joy with LEGO Botanicals
From blooming red poinsettias to timeless evergreen wreaths, we explore how LEGO holiday botanicals can rekindle ch...
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The LEGO UCS Christmas Tree: A Holiday Build Journal
LEGO announced the 10,001-piece 10307 UCS Christmas Tree, and BrickNerd was lucky enough to be sent an early copy a...
The Lego Car Blog
The Great LEGO Puzzle Book | Review
Things have been quiet here at TLCB Towers. Days have passed without us publishing anything, during which time the on...
