What Could The Future Hold For LEGO Games
Jan06

What Could The Future Hold For LEGO Games

2019 has been the first year in a long time, which has seen no LEGO® games released by TT Games. Their next title has been revealed as LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, but it has yet to get a release date beyond 2020. TT Games may have been a little quiet, but we have still seen LEGO titles releases by other developers. These have included a Speed Champions expansion for Forza Horizon 4, a LEGO-themed spin-off of Tiny Towers and...

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The Evolution of The Octan Corporation
Dec30

The Evolution of The Octan Corporation

Since 1992 Octan has been keeping the folks of LEGO® City and beyond on the go with the premium brand of fuel. Before Octan appeared in LEGO sets, fuel was provided by real world brands including Esso and Shell. Sets 6397: Gas N’ Wash Express and 6594: Gas Transit would introduce Octan to LEGO fans and ever since it has appeared in numerous LEGO sets. In 2009 Octan branched out into the renewable energy market with the Wind...

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What Could Replace Star Wars At LEGOLAND
Nov15

What Could Replace Star Wars At LEGOLAND

Yesterday I brought news of Star Wars content being stripped from LEGOLAND® parks. Little did I know it would be such a popular post. A number of LEGOLAND parks have LEGO® Star Wars areas, most of them are outside, with Windsor having an entire indoor area dedicated to Star Wars. But what could replace this popular area of LEGOLAND parks? Let’s put on our ponder caps and surmise at what could fill that big Star Wars shaped void....

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A Look At LEGO…. Loos
Oct31

A Look At LEGO…. Loos

We often get so bogged down with covering all the latest LEGO® happenings, there isn’t much time for in-depth, hard hitting features. So it’s a relief to get a few days holiday and be flushed with enough time to take A Look At LEGO…. Loos. Yes those porcelain thrones have been making cheeky appearances in various LEGO sets more and more just lately. Creating Minifigure scale toilets is no mean feat, and for some...

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The Real Life Johnny Thunder
Oct17

The Real Life Johnny Thunder

Yesterday the LEGO Group revealed the latest LEGO® Ideas set and my review of the set was also published. The set features a fun little Minifigure skeleton dubbed ‘LEGO Sapiens’ which is sporting a fetching adventurer’s hat. In the sets instruction booklet is a snippet of information about its LEGO Designer Niels Milan Pedersen, who is sporting the same sort of hat. BricksFanz reader ‘RDFLEGO’ asked on...

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Celebrating 10 Years Of LEGO Winter Village
Sep13

Celebrating 10 Years Of LEGO Winter Village

Back in 2009 Christmas became a little more special with the release of the first festive set in the LEGO® Creator Expert subtheme lovely known as Winter Village. Every years since a new set has joined the ranks and helped to inspire builders to create their own festive displays. With the announcement of the Gingerbread House, the Winter Village range marks its tenth set release and its tenth anniversary. But with the Gingerbread...

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LEGO Fabuland At 40
Aug31

LEGO Fabuland At 40

Forty years ago and long before the cross-product success of Bionicle, NINJAGO and CHIMA, plus more recent story-driven themes such as Hidden Side, the LEGO Group created a whole new theme aimed at young children that would sit between DUPLO and the standard LEGO® System range. Released in 1979, Fabuland was the first theme that LEGO created which went beyond the brick, by also encompassing storybooks, clothing and a great stop-motion...

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Click & Snap: The Series 19 Crew
Aug26

Click & Snap: The Series 19 Crew

Ahead of my full review of the new series of LEGO® Minifigures, I’ve been taking some snaps of the new characters and sharing them on social media. So I thought it would be fun to collect them all together here for a new edition of Click & Snap. The series is filled some great new elements and characters with fun connections to past series. One of the great things about modern day Minifigures is they are very expressive,...

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