LEGO Ideas set 21322 named Pirates of Barracuda Bay has been revealed last week and all of us LEGO fans are beyond excited! The huge shipwreck set is constructed out of whopping 2545 pieces. When assembled,…
“You're trying to tell me, you build a time machine out of LEGO?” This was the line that got me hooked when the LEGO Ideas set (formally known as Cuusoo) #21103, LEGO Back to the Future…
The One with All the Excitement Halloween has come and passed. We all wore our costumes and ate our candies. As we take on the new month, we have already started to think about the wonderful…
Last week, Hasan Jensen (LEGO Ideas Engagement Manager) and Samuel Johnson (LEGO Ideas Design Manager) announced the 2019 LEGO Ideas review results and the sets that will be realized in 2020: Playable LEGO Piano, 123 Sesame…
I’ll start by saying, who doesn't like LEGO custom builds? Is it a trick question? Anyone who has ever watched their favourite movie or TV show growing up in whatever era you're from, has, at one…
292 days. That’s how long it took between LEGO announcing that Kevin Feeser’s tree house design would be turned into a set, and the final product actually being announced. This was a long time to wait. Is the LEGO Tree House (set number 21318) worth it? Read on to find out. (more…)
Hello everyone – and welcome to a blog post which I am very excited to be writing on the Firestar Toys Blog as we mark our first Friday in June, as we enter LEGO Jurassic June!…
Hello! Captain Mutant here!
I’m the latest addition to the FireStar Toys bloggers’ team, and I’m delighted to be here! You might find it a little odd that a small green LEGO minifig is talking to you, but don’t worry, you’ll get used to it 🙂
For my first post, I thought I’d tell you about something I did last week which I’d never done before: I attended a LEGO Expo: the Discovery Brick Show, all the way up in Newcastle, and coming from Wales, that’s a heck of a trip to get there. (more…)
A silly old bear... Ever since launch in 2008, the LEGO Ideas website has proved to be a fantastic portal for fans to create new sets. Today, I am highlighting a potential new set based on…
"Elementary, my dear Watson." Interesting fellow Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. If you ever read his books, he first came up with the character of Sherlock Holmes in the 1887, in his novel, “A Study in Scarlet”.…