I’m sure we’ve mentioned this before, but one of the things we do around here is sort LEGO bricks for another eBay seller. Our elbow grease work is how we manage to earn money to purchase more LEGO items. So while we are sorting, we sometimes come across awesome builds like this LEGO Chief’s Tepee set.
(This post contains affiliate links.) I just realized this is the 3rd week I’ve written a LEGO Friends / LEGO Disney Princess set review. Maybe I should make this a weekly thing? I don’t know we have enough money to buy a brand new set every week of the year, so I may have to
(This post contains affiliate links.) One of the other sets we picked up earlier this year was the LEGO Disney Princess Pumpkin’s Palace Carriage set. I personally wasn’t that crazy about the set, but for the girl, it was love at first sight. This was the second set she wanted to purchase with her Christmas
At the beginning of this year, LEGO released a bunch of new sets. If you read our LEGO Second Christmas blog post from last month, you’ll see we picked up quite a few. While we are very happy with everything we picked up, one of the new sets was extremely delightful… the LEGO Friends Party Cakes set
If you haven’t made a LEGO Friends purchase yet this month, you have today and tomorrow to do so, so you can get this awesome little polybag. If you want to check out what you get in the polybag, here is our LEGO Friends Pop Star Carpet review. For those of you who missed this announcement,
I love to read LEGO set reviews that stray from the norm. So many reviews, including the few I’ve done, simply talk about the number of pieces in the set, the minifigures, what LEGO could have done better, etc… However, I recently ran across an excellent review on the LEGO City Museum Break-in (60008) set by
If you haven’t already seen it, last night’s LEGO Monthly Mini build was a sweet little space shuttle. This time, we went to the monthly build with a few friends in tow. The boys had never gone to a LEGO Monthly Mini Build, so I suspect this was a real treat for them. The
If you remember, we picked up one of the LEGO Disney Elsa’s Sparkling Ice Castle sets on January 1st. The Little Brick couldn’t wait to build it, so we started into it right after nap time. The set is rather small for my tastes, with only 292 pieces total. At a price tag of $39.99,
I originally started writing a comparison of the LEGO advent calendars back in September, but clearly got sidetracked. With December just around the corner, I figured I should get to it. Better to have information before LEGO’s Black Friday sale, right? So here is a year to year comparison of the LEGO Star Wars Advent