by Henry Licklider | Feb 18, 2025 | BrickNerd
Today’s BrickNerd article comes from guest contributor Brickproject, a builder in France who specializes in architectural buildings and microscale creations. The French Café As a French LEGO fan-builder, I had the opportunity on behalf of BrickNerd to look at set...
by Inez T. Vasquez | Feb 17, 2025 | BrickNerd
Creative blocks are a common struggle. As LEGO builders, sometimes inspiration just dries up, leaving us staring at a pile of plastic with no idea what to build. We’ve co vered this topic recently, and Casey McCoy had some excellent tips on breaking through builder’s...
by Dave Schefcik | Feb 14, 2025 | BrickNerd
In the 1960s, a new art movement emerged that transformed everyday objects and commercial imagery into high art. Pop Art challenged traditional boundaries, bringing mass culture into galleries and museums. Today, that movement’s influence endures—not just in...
by Dave Schefcik | Feb 13, 2025 | BrickNerd
Today’s guest article comes from Koen Van Der Hoeven, who is a data and LEGO architecture fan located in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. You can find more of his writing on Brick Architect. LEGO and Modern ArchitectureIn my last article, we explored...
by Dave Schefcik | Feb 11, 2025 | BrickNerd
Today’s guest article comes from Koen Van Der Hoeven, who is a data and LEGO architecture fan located in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. You can find more of his writing on Brick Architect. What is Architecture?As you read this article, you may at...
by Gwyneth Kozbial | Feb 11, 2025 | BrickNerd
LEGO minifigures come in many shapes and sizes. For example in the photo below, we see long-legged Woody, wide-bodied Hagrid (with Technic pinned arms), big-headed Ned Flanders, and a double-high Garmadon. These are only a few of the outliers. A minifig is a usually...
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