LEGO Infinity Stones: Where Can You Find Them?
Warning: Spoilers in Store for Avengers Infinity War & Avengers Endgame If you’ve been in the dark in the LEGO world in recent months, you may have missed a colossal announcement in the world of LEGO…
LEGO and Gender: Is LEGO more fit for boys than girls?
LEGO and gender. Gender and toys. Toys for boys. Toys for girls. Girls don’t play football. Boys don’t play with dolls. LEGO’s a boy thing. Etc. Etc. Etc. How often are we confronted with such gender…
LEGO Arctic: Is any Thing Hidden in the Ice?
LEGO Arctic Theme LEGO introduced an original Arctic theme way back in 2000. The vehicles and bricks were an interesting assortment. All had to do with arctic exploration. The theme's bright colours and large, easy to…
LEGO Scooby-Doo, where are you? A review and a request!
Every now and again, LEGO decides to come up with a theme based on a cartoon, one which usually stands head and shoulders above the rest. LEGO has produced, for example: SpongeBob, Ninja Turtles, and The…
A Review of the LEGO NASA Apollo 11 Lunar Lander Set
One Small Step For a Minifig... It’s hard to believe it’s been 50 years since upright monkeys living on a small rock, orbiting an unremarkable star, on the outer edges of an inconsequential galaxy, invented the…
The LEGO Apollo Lunar Lander Will Fly You To The Moon!
"Houston, Tranquility Base Here…." On July 20, 1969, at 20:17 UTC, the Apollo 11 mission landed two men from planet Earth on the moon. Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin made first contact. While these two always…
LEGO Rock Raiders: A Tale Set in Stone
The Stone Age The LEGO Rock Raiders theme came to the scene in 1998. Short lived, LEGO discontinued it in 2000. Rock Raiders left a big impact due mostly to related story books, comics and a…
LEGO City 2019 Is Looking Exciting
So, anyone who knows me won’t know, but another LEGO sub-theme which I am a massive fan of is LEGO City. There is something very raw which I feel appeals to the childhood sense of creativity…
LEGO Sherlock Holmes
"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”.…
Past and Future LEGO Games
Gaming in the Old Days I must admit, in the days before mobile phones, I loved playing board games (Dungeons and Dragons was an old favourite). As a fan of LEGO, I love the idea of…
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