This Is Why LEGO® Is Obsessed With Frogs

This Is Why LEGO® Is Obsessed With Frogs

This wonderful, 1×1 piece has made its way into LEGO® sets, meme culture, and the hearts of AFOLs. It first appeared in 2000 in set 5826 The Queen’s Room as a translucent LEGO® piece at the turn of the century. Then, the little frog appeared in 2001 in a multitude of...
Why Doesn’t LEGO® Make Military sets?

Why Doesn’t LEGO® Make Military sets?

The answer is straightforward: Because it does not align with LEGO® Group’s vision. Build LEGO®, not militaries. LEGO® incorporates what it stands for into everything it does, and this means a strict adherence to staying away from any scene, depiction, or scenario...
How To Make Your Own Custom LEGO® Minifigures

How To Make Your Own Custom LEGO® Minifigures

We have all been there…we look at a little LEGO® minifigure and wonder if there are ways we could customize them ourselves. Let’s break this post up into a few simple parts, DIY, sourcing parts, and painting. These three methods can be combined to make your own custom...
Why Can’t LEGO® Planes Fly?

Why Can’t LEGO® Planes Fly?

Some Grumps On The Internet Might Think This Is A Silly Question, But The Learning That Can Be Derived From It Is phenomenal. The simple answer would be to tell you that the LEGO® airplane is too heavy and not moving fast enough. But there is a lot of physics to break...