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How Rome Became Home to the World’s First Ole Kirk Kristiansen Park
What does it take to name an international park after the founder of the LEGO Group? For one AFOL in Rome, it meant...
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My Ship Has Sailed: Donating a $10,000 LEGO Build to Creations for Charity
Isaiah Durand sets sail, from ship builder to museum exhibitor, telling the story of how he built and donated a gig...
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Let There Be Light: Making My MOCs More Memorable
What do you do when a LEGO event is fast approaching and you’ve got no new MOCs to show? Well, you could always try...
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How I Ended Up With the World’s Cheapest Mr. Gold
To celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, we tell you a tale of good luck and golden rewards in the form of a quest for the i...
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LEGO and Creativity: Unleashing the Master Builder Within
Have you ever said to yourself, “I wish I could be more creative”? Today, Oscar Cederwall shares some of the insigh...
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Why We Celebrate International LEGO Day
Happy International LEGO Day from BrickNerd! Today we celebrate our love of LEGO bricks from all around the globe—b...
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A Lifetime of LEGOLAND: How Two Australians Ended Up with Lifetime Passes at LEGOLAND Windsor
A Lifetime Pass is more than a ticket when your name is literally on the wall. Here’s how two Australians built a l...
