With LEGO doubling down on creating sets for adult fans, and expanding beyond play sets, 2020 has seen a number of new concepts roll out to fans such as these buildable LEGO helmets, which have taken on iconic Star Wars characters, and now, Marvel studios with the LEGO Iron Man helmet. As a pop culture…
My thoughts on LEGO’s new Art theme
The surprises keep rolling in for LEGO fans in 2020. Earlier this week, we got treated to the launch of LEGO Art – a brand new adult-focused theme that attempts to blend LEGO with pop culture and decorative pieces for your home. How would I describe LEGO Art? For one, it’s like Dots for adults….
Suit up with LEGO 76105 The Hulkbuster: Ultron Edition!
LEGO officially announces the “UCS” Hulkbuster set, 76105 The Hulkbuster: Ultron Edition, the biggest and most ambitious take on Iron Man’s Hulkbuster armour from Avengers: Ane of Ultron. The highly detailed model is the most advanced LEGO version of the Hulkbuster yet, weighing in at 1,363 pieces and stands 25cm (9″) high, 10cm (3″) long, and…
Review: LEGO 76083 Beware The Vulture
I know I’m quite late to the party but I finally got the chance to watch Spider-Man Homecoming over the weekend and I absolutely love it. This may be one of the finest Marvel movies ever and is right up there with Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man 2 as one of the best Spidey flicks yet. Tom…
Review: LEGO Marvel Brickheadz Series 1 (41589, 41590, 41591, 41592)
Brickheadz is one of LEGO’s more exciting new themes this year. So far, we have had 10 sets that saw a general release under the banner of Series 1, with 4 Marvel Brickheadz, 4 LEGO Batman Movie ones, and 4 that are tied to major Disney movies this year – Beauty & the Beast &…
Review: LEGO 76077 Iron Man: Detroit Steel Strikes
Gonna take a short break from the onslaught of LEGO Batman Movie Sets and give some love to Marvel with this review of 76077 Iron Man: Detroit Steel Strikes. This set piqued my attention for several reasons – it has a mech, it marked the long-awaited debut of Agent Coulson and Lola and I was rather…
