While the rest of us wait for Atomic Mass Games to reprint old Star Wars Legion kits, one canny fan mobilised his Lego ...

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Walmart just dropped this Mandalorian Season 3 LEGO set to $21 and it has the epic final battle scene fans have been waiting ...

It looks just like the ancient fiery creature that plagued the Fellowship of the Ring, and fought Gandalf the Grey in an iconic battle. You can check out the first images of this new LEGO Icons ...

a Lego Battle of the Bands, and a Duplo building area for preschoolers. Lego Festival is included with park admission, and Legoland Florida offers a Summer Play Pass for unlimited admission ...

LEGO has begun unveiling some of the Star Wars sets that we’ll see during the summer of 2025, and the current lineup is headlined by the 75428 Battle Droid with STAP vehicle. When I saw the box ...

And now, kids can recreate that iconic MCU superhero battle with this new LEGO build-and-play set. LEGO revealed the latest Marvel set at this year’s Toy Fair in New York City. The Avengers ...

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One builder recently went beyond the commercially available sets by recreating the Second Battle of Geonosis from The Clone Wars series using over 250,000 LEGO pieces. David Hall (known as Solid ...

And there are over 250 thousand LEGO pieces in it. Now, you may think this battle is the one from the end of Attack of the Clones. The one where Yoda whipped out his lightsaber for the first time.

with the younger generation particularly enjoying its online battle royale mode. Over the last couple of years, developer Epic Games has teamed up with LEGO to release physical sets based on the ...

While LEGO Battles: Castle never ended up launching on DS under this name, work on the game seemingly wasn’t scrapped entirely. Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and developer Hellbent ...