One of the most fun things you can do with Lego is build something that works.* And for all the advances Lego has made with incorporating electronic components into their sets, by its very nature, ...

What started as a COVID-19 lockdown pastime has become one Saskatoon resident’s nostalgic walk through the city’s landmarks. Ben Fawcett has spent most of his life in Saskatoon, and has been putting ...

UC Berkeley’s iconic Campanile could soon be popping up as a living room centerpiece around the globe, thanks to Lego enthusiast and campus alumnus Mike Buerchner. In February, Buerchner published his ...

ST. GEORGE — When more than 1,600 people showed up for a grand opening for a St. George store that specializes all things Lego, it effectively broke the record for the most people at a Bricks and ...

Leon is a young, aspiring gaming journalist from the city of Lincolnshire, England. Since the early years of his life, he has been obsessed with gaming, stemming from his initial introduction through ...

In this video, I share my top 10 favorite LEGO BrickLink sets from the BrickLink Designer Program. These unique builds showcase creative fan designs, impressive details, and some of the most ...

For those who get most of their new LEGO pieces by buying sets, it can be frustrating when one or two bricks suddenly goes missing. That can be especially bothersome if it's part of themed set that ...

If you attended rAge 2025 – or saw the pictures in our huge gallery here – you may have noticed some amazing LEGO custom builds on display. These were created by zaLUG, a group of local LEGO builders ...

BrickLink is a secondary marketplace for LEGO enthusiasts to buy both full sets of the famous brick-building toy, as well as individual pieces. Started in 2000, as a private enterprise, it was ...

From the moment 4-year-old Cameron first stepped out into Glimmer in Spyro 2, he knew video games were going to play a central role in the rest of his life. Though he never planned to make it the ...

LEGO patented its signature "binding brick" in 1958. But it wasn't until nearly 50 years later, in 2005, that LEGO released its first official chess build. I learned this fact while researching this ...