by Bricks RSS | May 30, 2023 | Revista Bricks
With Easter just gone gone by, what better time is there to sit down and make an adorable bunny? I am a fan of cute animals (just ask my cats!) so have been looking forward to this set. Can great sets come in small boxes? Let’s find out.
by Bricks RSS | May 27, 2023 | Revista Bricks
One of my biggest regrets of my life (yes, I’m nearly midlife-crisis aged) is that I never went to see the Lord of the Rings trilogy in the theaters. I was at an age where my autism had me indoors behind my computer all day, and the thought of going to a crowded...
by Bricks RSS | May 23, 2023 | Revista Bricks
The annual Modular set has become a sort of lightning rod for LEGO fans. They unite us like no other set can. Along with our love of the theme comes incredibly high expectations. Will the Jazz Club hit the high notes or will it be relegated to playing the...
by Bricks RSS | May 20, 2023 | Revista Bricks
When Ninjago hit its forseeable end, Lego released some amazing sets. Today’s MOC, created by Ransom_Fern, is an alternate of the four-headed Lloyd’s Golden Ultra Dragon. Ransom_Fern has published many amazing MOCs, and I’m sure this one is no...
by Bricks RSS | May 17, 2023 | Revista Bricks
The botanical series gets a lot of attention from adult LEGO collectors and is generally praised for its innovative parts usage and excellent display value. I have the bonsai set on display and was thrilled to finally find a bonsai I was unable to kill. This year...
by Bricks RSS | May 14, 2023 | Revista Bricks
In recent years, LEGO has offered us several 1000-1500-parts-sized cars. Some are well-received, others got some criticism. Something they all have in common are the functions: Steering, fake engine and suspension, and if you’re lucky some extra. For a set in...
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