This Cloud City From Star Wars Would Be One Giant Lego Build
Creator Bespin's Cloud City from The Empire Strikes Back joins the impressive canon of Lego fan builds.
Creator Bespin's Cloud City from The Empire Strikes Back joins the impressive canon of Lego fan builds.
Google Cardboard-inspired headset will mash your mug.
Attainable supercar, meet fanboys.
Brick bods, bondage, bonking, bricolage and more!
We love this so much. Created by animator Jon Rolph, the stop-motion animation shows an artist getting his brush strokes on but instead of using regular ol' paint, he's daubing Lego. Block-brushing feats, indeed. Click through for the video >
Wont require a Sonic Screwdriver to construct.
If they built it, children will come.
Designer videos help pick your 2015 projects wisely.
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The 2015 Nuremberg Toy Fair in Germany goes into full swing later today and this excellent set of images shows us what playthings we can expect to see from the event. See more >
It's no surprise that Interstellar's popularity has spawned dozens of cool Lego builds, but this one, by jp_velociraptor, nails the theme perfectly. Read More >>
Argos website spills beans on new Marvel toys – and the film's plot. There be spoilers ahead (You have been warned. Twice.)
This morning, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has decided that The Lego Movie is not one of the five best animated movies of last year. This is not a snub. This is a brickin' joke.
'Top Gear', everyone's favourite prime-time hub of high-performance motors and questionable humour, is nearly back. And to celebrate the Beeb has turned controversy-hoover Jeremy Clarkson into a Lego character. Now, everyone together: "Everything is racist!!!"
And appreciate the thumping guitar riff being bashed out in the background of this great Lego-builder video.
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