Two new Brick Sketches were recently announced, bringing the total offerings from the theme up to eight sets. The series launched in June 2020 featuring character portraits built from bricks on 12 x 16 baseplates. In the past, the LEGO® Group delivered sketches based on Batman, Joker, a first order Storm Trooper, BB-8, as well as Mickey and Minnie Mouse.
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More reveals!! Images and initial details have surfaced online for the next wave of Spider-Man 4+ sets releasing in 2022. These new sets are not on LEGO.COM, but several outlets in Europe have preliminary pricing and images. The sets are super adorable and are part of the “Spidey and His Amazing Friends” sub-theme. The builds are simple but fun, and
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Spider-Man swings back into action this Fall 2021 with three new sets based on the upcoming Spider-Man: No Way Home film. Set to hit theatres in December 2021, these sets will hit shelves and online just before that on October 1st, 2021. The two smaller sets feature scenes ‘inspired by’ the previous film entries Homecoming and Far From Home. They
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As LEGO® Marvel Superheroes week draws to a close, I have one last review to share. In this case, I saved my favorite set from the upcoming wave for last. Today, we take a closer look at Spider-Man and Ghost Rider VS Carnage (76173). Growing up, I loved the ‘90s Spider-Man animated series. Additionally, the Maximum Carnage storyline from the
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Buckle your seatbelts. This review might be a little rough. The LEGO® Group recently offered me the chance to review all the January 2021 Marvel Superheroes sets. Considering the sets have not been released, I was thrilled to accept. In fact, I have enjoyed the builds so far. However, I recently built Spider-Man’s Monster Truck VS Mysterio. One word repeatedly
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This week, we take a rare jump into the world of Marvel Superheroes. I like Marvel, but I do not often buy the sets. Not too long ago, I found a good deal on Hydro-Man Attack (76129). Originally, I did not intend to purchase this set. However, the bridge reminded me of the one in Ninjago City. Consequently, I began
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Back in February, I wrote a little guide about turning LEGO® key chains into Minifigures. To summarize, I took a pair of pliers and removed the actual key chain first. A pin running through the Minifigure’s body attaches the chain to the character. Using the same pliers and a little muscle, you can yank that pin right out. In February,
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