At long last, I have finally completed my collection of Minifigures from the LEGO® Movie 2 series, and not a moment too soon! Wave two of the Disney Minifigures have just been released, but that is a topic for another day. This week, I am going to take a look at the entire LEGO® Movie 2 series, and give my
Read more
This week’s coloring page is from the LEGO® Movie 2 Minifigure series, but also from the Wizard of Oz! While only shown in small cameos during the film, I have to say it has been a fun treat to get the main characters from the Wizard of Oz in Minifigure form. You can click on the link below to download
Read more
Purgatory(An original Minifigure inspired poem from True North Bricks) Late at night, as fog rolls in,That is when her cries begin.Faintly on the passing breeze,You might hear her tearful pleas.Lonely in a field of bones,Drifting through the rows of stones.Gliding slowly without pause,Searching for a long lost cause.Of this spirit, have no fear,Wonder what has kept her here.Ask yourself what
Read more
This year, for Valentine’s Day, I decided to make something for my wife rather than go out an buy a trinket. A few months ago, I had written her a poem which I posted here as a Minifigure Monday rhyme. I thought it would be nice for her to have that poem framed on her desk so that she can
Read more
Constant Vigilance (An original LEGO® and Harry Potter inspired poem from True North Bricks) Conspiracies and endless lies, Surrounded by a sea of spies. Be ever watchful and alert, Or you’ll end up six feet in dirt. Learn to not just look, but see. Constant vigilance is key.
Read more
This week, in my run of Harry Potter coloring pages, comes Neville Longbottom. In the Harry Potter Minifigure Series, Neville is equipped with a wand and a potted Mandrake root. You can use the link below to download your free, printable PDF file (it will open in a new window). If you like the content here at True North Bricks,
Read more
If You Could Save a Memory (An original LEGO® and Harry Potter inspired poem from True North Bricks) A memory over time will fade, Like the Sun to evening shade. Details vanish like the light, Succumbing to the coming night. But, what if you could shine a ray, And return to that bright day? What precious moment would it be,
Read more