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Three free short films introduce bats, butterflies and worms, then invite young children to imagine a home for an animal using bricks and everyday materials.
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The modular building combines a formal facade with tiny clues and everyday objects that make its interior worth exploring.
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The anniversary modular building offers a rewarding lesson in looking beyond the usual job of a LEGO element.
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The February 2026 mineral show brought the fan creator’s original builds, retail set and expanded specimens into one collecting community.
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A transparent brick honors the fan designer’s daughter, while the finished Mogwai reveals a detailed collaboration with Chris McVeigh.
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A light brick changes the face of set 40772, while a bat and pumpkin complete the scene. Its current US online gift offer is scheduled to end October 27.
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A working lift and tow-truck hoist make 10264 an interesting meeting point between a modular building and a vehicle collection.
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The bookshop and townhouse in 10270 offer a satisfying way to experiment with the rhythm of a LEGO neighborhood.
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The Italian fan-design duo returned to a much-loved film after an earlier submission reached supporters but missed production.
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The fan designer began with reference pictures, then returned from Italy with reasons to expand his coastal village.
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The engineer behind the fan-designed Mars rover wanted people to understand a spacecraft by moving a model of it.
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A quick redesign rested on a much longer study of the International Space Station—and the community eventually helped bring it to shelves.
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A new edition of What Would You Do? puts young people into the development process, with LEGO support and input from TIME’s Girls of the Year.
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Architecture 21056 pairs a recognizable skyline with an interior arrangement that asks the viewer to look beyond the postcard view.
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The retired Creator Expert car offers a useful lesson in how a model can communicate movement before its wheels turn.
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