I went ahead & spent the big bucks on shipping to get some season 4 Nexo sets imported, hoping to find some gems among the stones (because Stone Army, right?).  This titan build is more impressive to initially behold in person than it appeared in pictures, yet for its large size it somehow feels a bit underwhelming to me.  Ironically, my favorite elements of the set are two of the little normal-sized minifigures.Video: LEGO NEXO Knights Stone Colossus of Ultimate Destruction review! 70356Original linkOriginal author: theJANG

This is the second of only two Thor: Ragnarok derived sets released earlier this month in Europe & Asia.  I think most people, myself included, were expecting this to be a pretty poor value.  Having gotten it in my hands, it seems a little better than I expected, but only just.Video - LEGO Thor vs. Hulk Arena Clash set review! Thor: Ragnarok set 76088Original linkOriginal author: theJANG

The conflicting cosmic powers of Luck and Amazon met for just long enough recently to allow me to get my hands on one of these newer troop packs at last!Video: Mega Construx Halo Fireteam Dagger set reviewOriginal linkOriginal author: theJANG

Well this is a nice coincidence! This morning I was building while listening to the new, remastered version of Radiohead's classic album OK Computer (which turns 20 this year!) I check Flickr and Anthony Wilson has remade the iconic album cover in bricks. And he totally nailed it. Great MOC, great album. Original linkOriginal author: James Morr

A very popular knight is returning home, to his wonderfully crafted village built by Guy Smiley. We love seeing beautiful and complete LEGO scenes here at BrickNerd, and this scene fits that category. This scene seems to show so much, yet little at the same time. It's very nicely designed and captured by the builder. It also showcases simple techniques to create realistic medieval structures and details. Nicely done! Original linkOriginal author: Nathaniel Stoner