I have a problem… The closer the new Minions movie gets to release, the more I want to build a LEGO Minion. So I’ve spent quite a bit of time scouring the internet for others LEGO-built Minions. Here are some of my favorites… (Warning! This post is image heavy.)
Today is the first LEGO Monthly Mini Build under the new program. I had originally registered for today, but then decided to have The Little Brick go with some friends, so you’ll have to wait for my review and update of the mini build tomorrow. That doesn’t mean I have nothing to share today though…
Many of you have been coming to the website looking for information on the next LEGO Monthly Mini Build. I, like you, thought the registration would happen on the first of the month each month, but if you read the flyer below carefully (like I re-read it myself the other day), you’ll see registration doesn’t
One of the things I love about LEGO is the reinvention of the original purpose of a single brick. Where a brush isn’t just a brush, a snake isn’t just a snake…and to see the amazing combinations people create is awe inspiring and humbling at the same time. It’s one of the reasons I really
How does getting a few LEGO related books for less than MSRP sound to you? Good, right? Well, you can do just that in the latest Humble Bundle from No Starch Press! Among your choice of no less than 4 LEGO books, you will also get books on programming for kids: From the Humble Bundle
Once again, Eurobrick forums do not disappoint! I was visiting for another parts id, when I ran across a thread for this amazing LEGO Enchanted Forest MOC. Come on…admit it… you know you’re secretly a fan of Cinderella. Or at the very least, the little kid inside you that would stare in awe at the
Update 3/2019 – Are you looking for the latest LEGO convention in Atlanta? Check out my Atlanta Brick Con post! One of the stores we visit to pick up our spare bricks is getting ready to run the first ever LEGO convention here in the Atlanta area. On October 9th & 10th, Bricks shop will
You may think you know all there is to know about LEGO, but have you ever heard of LEGO Education? It’s the LEGO division supporting learning through LEGO bricks. Apparently, it’s over 30 years old! LEGO Education even has their own shop, separate from the LEGO Shop @ Home site. There, they sell products and sets for
I’m a huge fan of Hiccup and Toothless, so you can imagine my excitement upon seeing a LEGO Ideas – How To Train Your Dragon submission! Never in my wildest dreams did I imagine myself such a fangirl, but after finding myself crying at the cartoon series and then balling at the second movie, I
I forget how busy the monthly mini build gets during summer. Yesterday, as I walked up to the store, I remembered the time we came a little too late during summer vacation and had one upset Little Brick. When I made a suggestion to my friend to meet me there 30 minutes earlier, I thought