LEGO Batman Classic TV series Batcave

Released tomorrow is the LEGO Batman™ Classic TV Series Batcave:"It’s back to the Batcave with this special set...
Posted by Lego News on Monday, 29 February 2016

LEGO Fallout - Bricks. Bricks never changes

The Fallout series, set in a 1950s-inspired Post-apocalyptic America with a taste for the absurd, might not be the most obvious setting for fan-made LEGO sets. Nevertheless, the longevity of the Fallout series coupled with the success of its most recent iteration, Fallout 4, means there are quite a few LEGO fans out there willing to remake their favourite gaame using their favourite construction toy. Here are some Fallout-inspired sets

Combing LEGO and 3D-printed pieces, Instagram user Spiderghoul has created a home for his beetles. If you haven't guessed it already, building at this scale means his beetles will resemble Fallout's Radroaches, one of the first and most delicious enemies you'll encounter in the Wasteland.


Another Fallout 4 set is build by Flickr user Pierre. Based on Fallout 4's first trailer, this set features a LEGO recreation of many Fallout favourites, including Powerarmour, Dogmeat and Bobbleheads.



Flickr user Minh Pham specialises in LEGO dioramas and custom minifigures, and his Fallout-inspired pieces continue this theme.


Another LEGO diorama comes from Flickr user Markus Rollbühler. Inspired by the Fallout 4 concept art, he set about re-creating the Red Rocket refuelling station


Fallout 4 continues to be a favourite of LEGO builders, and with new DLC announced recently, it can be hoped we'll see more awesome LEGO creations in the coming months.

Fallout 4 is available for PS4, PC and Xbox One now - (US, UK)
The Fallout 4 season pass (UK, US) offers buyers all of the upcoming Fallout 4 DLC at a reduced price - buy before the First of March for even greater savings. PC users can use the following code for 20% off at Green Man Gaming:

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Spot the Dog

Today's Metro asks readers has a challenging Where's Wally-esq (or Waldo, for American readers) puzzle: Can you find the LEGO Dog among the LEGO Pandas?



If you can't find the dog, the metro has the answer here.

Who wants this LEGO job?

Who wants this job?
Posted by Lego News on Sunday, 24 January 2016

LEGO Ghostbusters Firehouse Headquarters

It's pretty safe to say that the LEGO Ghostbusters Firehouse Headquarters is one of the most hotly-anticipated (no pun intended) sets of recent years. The Firehouse was rumoured for release last year, and as the details began to emerge about the Ghostbusters set anticipation began to build.

Released this month (January, 2016), the LEGO Ghostbusters Firehouse Headquarters is an impressive set. Featuring 4,634 pieces, it can stand alongside any LEGO Architecture set. The set measures 14" (36cm) high, 9" (25cm) wide and 14" (38cm) deep - that's with its walls opened out, and yes, it has a fully-modelled interior.

The set itself is full of details and nods to scenes from the Ghostbusters films:

The set also comes with 9 minifigures. In addition to the main Ghostbusters themselves, we get key characters (and ghosts) from the films. Included are: Peter Venkman, Raymond Stantz, Egon Spengler, Winston Zeddemore, Janine Melnitz, Dana Barrett, Louis Tully, Zombie Driver and Library Ghost. Also included are a blue and pink Ghost and, of course, Slimer.

The set is also big enough to house the Ghostbusters Ecto-1, available seperatly - indeed, beyond the high price, the lack of Ecto-1 appears to be one of this set's few setbacks.

LEGO 75827 is available now on the LEGO Store (US, UK) and on Amazon (US, UK)

LEGO Ghostbusters fans will also want to check out LEGO Cuusoo 21109: Ghostbusters Ecto-1, also available on the LEGO Store (US, UK) and on Amazon (US, UK)

Tag a friend who'd make themselves into a sinister LEGO figure and ride around on a Tauntaun.
Posted by Lego News on Wednesday, 6 January 2016

LEGO Star Wars: Small Scenes

Small Scenes from a Big Galaxy is a new LEGO photobook, which has been created by Finnish photographer Vesa Lehtimäki (who tweets as - @TheAvanaut), and recreates classic Star Wars scenes.

Other pieces offer humours takes on the film series, and Lehtimäki offers background information and technical details on his scenes throughout the book. Given the popularity of all things Star Wars - as well as all things LEGO - and the impressive composition of this book, Small Scenes from a Big Galaxy looks to be a great read.

LEGO Star Wars: Small Scenes from a Big Galaxy is available from the 10th of November, and can be ordered from Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk