While Star Wars fans eagerly await more reveals of the next season of Andor, over in the Factions role-play community, LEGO builders are busy adding new stories and ships to that galaxy far, far away. Simulterious introduces the Santana light freighter, a ship built for speedy hauls and avoiding Imperials. Based on concept art from the artist Spacegoose,  the Santana features smooth teal curves and four impressive ion turbine engines. Simulterious incorporates chain links for a ring of greebly texture, a technique also used in their brilliant take on the classic B-Wing Starfighter.   The post Santana starship is a smooth addition to the Star Wars fan canon appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Jake Forbes

If you’ve flown on an airplane, have you ever wondered what it would be like to actually be your luggage? Where would you go in the airport? What would you see? How would you even get to the plane? Most importantly, as someone who travels with LEGO models, how roughly will you be handled along the way? That’s the main question I hope to answer today, as well as exploring the risks your luggage faces and how to pack and prepare for them—all so that your beautiful LEGO MOCs don’t crumble on the way to your next big event. Baggage Handling system in Seattle. I’ve already talked about how to properly pack MOCs for air travel, but the type of luggage you use makes a big difference. The sad reality of it is that airports and airlines are not designed to handle your suitcase delicately. Obviously, most people who handle your...

How do you build a LEGO mosaic? You are about to find out! Today, we are pleased to feature another guest article from Deep Shen (aka Deepak Shenoy), a deeply knowledgeable and innovative builder who dives into the artistry and hidden complexities behind LEGO mosaics. This article is an excerpt from Deep’s newly published book, The LEGO Builder’s Handbook, a comprehensive guide that explores the core techniques and helpful nuances of building with LEGO. Deep’s previous work and articles on BrickNerd helped inspire the new handbook, so we are excited to feature some of it with you today. As someone who was able to get a sneak peek and provide feedback on the book throughout its writing process, I can say that reading this handbook will help anyone become a better LEGO builder. Deep’s talent for combining technical precision with artistic vision is evident throughout his work, which can be found...

The LEGO Magazine (2002-2008) was rebranded as the LEGO Club Magazine (2008-2017), then as the LEGO Life Magazine (2017-2024), and now again as the LEGO Magazine. Perfect for kids aged 5-9, this printed magazine is sent directly to your home five times a year, completely free of charge. Each issue is packed full of cool […]Original linkOriginal author: Thita (admin)

Yesterday, the LEGO Group announced a new addition to its growing art collection: the #31214 LEGO Art LOVE set. Inspired by Robert Indiana’s iconic piece of pop art, the LOVE sculpture, this set makes a great treat for yourself or a gift to your loved one. Travel into the history of pop art with this […]Original linkOriginal author: Thita (admin)