Lego Teases Upcoming Overwatch Sets
Probably not the biggest crossover event in history, but it's pretty cool.
Probably not the biggest crossover event in history, but it's pretty cool.
Betrayal at Cloud City is packed with every detail a Star Wars fan could need to re-enact the most climactic moments from The Empire Strikes Back.
Huge, robust, and lavishly detailed, Lego's take on the Defender of the Universe is a love letter to serious Lego enthusiasts.
It should hit the online store on 1st September.
Maybe we'll be getting some details soon.
Obsessed Lego fans might recognise this helicopter from the International Jetport set originally released way back in 1990.
Lego's new Powered Up line is for ages eight and up, but as someone who is decades older than eight, I personally think the Powered Up Batmobile is a blast.
If this ever sees the light of day it definitely won't be officially available here.
In the escalating arms race that is entertaining airline safety videos, Turkish Airlines has just dropped the equivalent of the atomic bomb on its competitors.
Lego is calling this Voltron set “the biggest buildable Lego mech ever,” and they were not kidding.
Make sure you've got a lot of space to spare, because the Lego Roller Coaster is seriously impressive.
What's the non-human version of the uncanny valley?
It’s an engaging build that offers plenty of detail and enjoyment for the young and old alike.
Lego's doing Hogwarts right, in much of its true glory.
In case you can;t wait for Lego to let you hand over your money.
You know, that place in the Trafford Centre that won't let you in unless you have a kid.
