BrickCon Is Back Later This Year
BrickCon 2022 is returning to the Seattle Center later this year. The popular US LEGO® fan convention and exhibition will take place from September 29th – October 2nd. It will offer AFOLs a chance to display their LEGO creations and visitors the opportunity to see and experience the creativity of the LEGO brick. Plus as a very special treat this year Pixar director Angus MacLane will be giving a keynote speech about how LEGO...
BrickCon 2021 Is Back
As the world begins to reopen in a safe manner, LEGO® shows are slowly starting to re-emerge as in-person events. Over in the US, BrickCon has announced this year’s event will return as an in-person show as well as offering an online option for those unable to travel. BrickCon 2021 will take place at the Seattle Center from October 1st to the 3rd. Learn more below. BrickCon 2021 is Back in Seattle: Longest-Running Fan-Organized...
BrickCon 2020 Takes Place Online This Weekend
BrickCon 2020 will take place weekend and like many events in this year, it’s heading online. The digital convention begins today, October 2nd and runs through to Sunday, October 4th, which much of the event taking place across the weekend. With the event taking place online, it also opens it up to those outside the US, although the time difference may not suit all. You can learn more about BrickCon and how to take part here,...
BrickCon 2020 Becomes Online Digital Event
The organisers of BrickCon have announced that the 2020 event will move online for this year’s event. The digital convention will take place between October 2nd – 4th and LEGO® fans will be able to join in across various online platforms. You can learn more about the digital BrickCon 2020 event and how to take part below. BrickCon 2020 to be the largest ever online gathering of adult LEGO builders The 19th annual...
Amazing MOCs – NINJAGO Rolling City
We like a good MOC here at BricksFanz. The level of creativity shown by the LEGO® community is outstanding and when this particular build popped up on LEGO Senior Creative Director Simon Lucas’ Twitter feed, I had to share it. The build is called NINJAGO Rolling City and was created by Mark Cruickshank. He has taken the amazing NINJAGO City set and used it as the base to create a vast tank like rolling city. It’s packed...
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