LEGO Community Headlines and Highlights for March 2026
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March at BrickNerd was a busy month, filled with articles exploring various aspects of the LEGO community. From bringing kids' drawings to life to delving into the art of the everyday kitchen and the world of the abstract, BrickNerd offered a diverse range of content. Readers explored the new space-themed area at LEGOLAND NY and took a trip on a magnificent blue Maersk ship.
Several articles caught the attention of contributors. One explored the 2001 McDonald’s Bionicle McToran sets, analyzing their simple builds and disc-launching features. Another article questioned LEGO's limited use of the color ochre yellow. Further articles included a reevaluation of the Ninjago theme, a tour of the classic headlight brick, an experiment recreating traffic flow with LEGO cars, and an update to a massive Ancient Rome layout.
BrickNerd also published an interactive calendar of articles from March, ensuring readers didn't miss anything. The articles covered a wide range of topics, from finding your LEGO community to the different types of plastics used by LEGO.
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March felt like one of those months where the LEGO community pulled in every direction at once in a good way. Big ideas, small builds, technical deep dives, and a few healthy debates all shared the spotlight, alongside a full slate of features here on BrickNerd. Here’s what stood out to us in March 2026.
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