LEGO Online Shopping Update
With people staying safe at home, building LEGO® seems to be one of the top choices for many. As most stores are currently closed, LEGO.com has seen a massive increase in orders, this has of course seen a few effects to the usual LEGO online shopping experience. Orders may take longer to dispatch than normal, although in Europe this doesn’t appear to be as bad as other regions. A round-up has been communicated via the LEGO...
New AFOL Engagement Manager Announced
It has been announced that the role of LAN and AFOL Engagement Manager has been filled. The role will be taken by Jordan Paxton. Although for many readers this will mean nothing, the role does come with a connection to the wider LEGO® community. This includes various AFOL events, once they begin again and the LAN Blog, which can be accessed by any LEGO fans. Jordan has previously provided maternity cover on the LEGO Ambassador Network...
LEGO Testing Night Mode Lighting Kits
LEGO® World has begun in Copenhagen today and Brickset user LegoFjotten has shared images of a new concept product known as LEGO Night Mode. These are official LEGO produced lighting kits for various previously released LEGO sets. Now before you get too excited the kits are merely a test and comes has a result of the LEGO Lead User Lab. Hopefully if the test goes down well, LEGO Night Mode kits may see a wider release. Until then,...
LEGO VIP – Feedback Wanted
The LEGO® VIP team are looking for feedback regarding the new system and reward centre. It’s been clear since the changes came into a effect last year, that most of the AFOL community and LEGO shoppers in general are not the biggest fans of the how the VIP now works. As well as wanting feedback from you, LEGO fans, the team will also be sharing further updates regarding fixes, changes and new rewards. If you have any feedback...
Bricklink Hosting Ask Me Anything
Back in November it was announced that the LEGO Group were in the process of acquiring BrickLink, and the reaction has been overwhelming negative. So to help ease some of the concerns the LEGO® community has, starting today, Julia Goldin will announce an AMA (ask me anything) which the LEGO Group will host on BrickLink. The AMA will be running until Friday morning on January 31st 2020 and here BrickLink members have the opportunity...
The Wonderful Work Of Fairy Bricks
I’m a big fan of Fairy Bricks and the AFOL community has taken this wonderful to heart. Since its inception, Fairy Bricks has grown to support hospitals and healthcare facilities across the UK and Europe. With every single LEGO® set donated, it brings a little bit of joy to the children who need it most. Fairy Bricks have shared this wonderful little video on the LEGO Ambassador Network and I thought it deserved a wider...
Like LEGO Books? Take The LEGO Publishing Survey
LEGO® Books have been a part of LEGO fandom for many years. Over that time the LEGO Group have partnered with a number of publishers, as well as releasing their own titles. In recent years these partnerships have expanded to include more publishers and there has even been a rise in unofficial LEGO books. Now LEGO Publishing would like your insight into what you has LEGO fans think of the currently LEGO book offerings as well as to...
LEGO Set To Launch Lead User Lab
Over on the LEGO® Ambassador Network, it has been announced that the LEGO Group are preparing to lead something called the Lead User Lab. It’s taken a couple of days to get my head around it, but I think I get it now. This new venture will be a way to help collate various ideas, which can be used to compliment the LEGO experience. These can cover various aspects of LEGO building, from what I gather this could mean a LEGO fan has...
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