After months and months of speculation, one of the craziest LEGO sets is now officially revealed. Here’s your very first look at LEGO 10302 Optimus Prime, which will be released on LEGO.com on 1 June 2022 globally. Whoever thought that LEGO and Hasbro would work together to craft a G1 Optimus Prime made out of…
Review: LEGO 10309 Succulents (Botanical Collection)
Following on from my review of 10311 Orchid, I’m now happy to share my review of 10309 Succulents, the latest addition to LEGO’s Botanical Collection. They will both be available from LEGO.com on 1 May 2022 but can be pre-ordered now direct from LEGO or through Amazon.com, and looking at my traffic and engagement statistics, I…
Review: LEGO 76989 Horizon Forbidden West: Tallneck
It’s always exciting when LEGO explores new horizons – and 2022 sees LEGO embrace “Gaming” as part of their Creator Expert/LEGO for Adults theme. The first of hopefully many is 76989 Horizon Forbidden West: Tallneck, based on the hit Sony Playstation franchise – Horizon Zero Dawn, which recently saw a sequel Horizon Forbidden West launch…
Review: LEGO 76907 Lotus Evija (guest review)
The Speed Champions theme has consistently produced high quality sets, with a good mix of intricate LEGO techniques and exciting new pieces at affordable prices. Today, let’s examine one of the newest entries in the Speed Champions lineup – 76907 Lotus Evija. This set drew my attention when it was revealed, thanks to its striking…
Review: LEGO 10300 Back to the Future Time Machine
It’s only April but the 10300 Back to the Future Time Machine Delorean is already high on my list of favourite sets for 2022. It’s not a perfect set, it’s actually flawed, but the Back to the Future movies were a seminal part of my childhood cinematic experience, so getting a Creator Expert-scale LEGO Delorean…
Review: LEGO 71395 Super Mario 64 Question Mark Block
The LEGO Super Mario theme is quite divisive amongst LEGO and Nintendo fans, partly because it’s not a typical minifigure-centric theme, and also partly because the phygital play (a portmanteau for physical and digital) isn’t really geared towards adults or older LEGO fans, who contribute most to the online discourse, on blogs, social media or…
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