r/lego

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Lego city has lowkey become one of my most favourite themes. I mean the proportions and the looks of this Tractor [60498] are just amazing. Overall 💯 recommended.

First time buying a lighting kit. Now to figure out where to hang it

During cleaning a shelf, of course the lego I had standing there fell down into its respective bazillion pieces. So instead of rebuilding, I worked for several hours on this guy. Meet, as the kids dubbed him: Hermy.

I worked on the shell first and decided on the body from there... As the shell is weighty.

I'm Jack — I've been running a BrickLink store since 2023 and I'm looking at opening a physical shop called Bickers Bricks Ltd in Eastbourne, East Sussex.

I've put together a short survey to help shape what we stock and how we run the place. If you buy, sell or collect Lego in the UK, your answers are genuinely useful — especially if you're in the South East.

**https://forms.gle/XifaN7CRoDm68abj6\*\* — 3 minutes, fully anonymous

The shop will cover sealed and used sets , loose bricks by weight, individual minifigures, a buy-back counter for unwanted Lego, and physical stock of Cobi, Pantasy and Lumibricks. Online via Shopify and BrickLink from day one.

First dedicated brick shop on the East Sussex coast — happy to answer any questions.

I have a love-hate relationship with the LEGO lime color. I like it, but not many vehicle designs look good in it. Classic BMWs, on the other hand, are perfect match for it.

I already made a BMW E12 before, but back then it was more of a proof of concept — I wasn’t 100% happy with the result. This time I overhauled the model proportion-wise. The only section that remained the same is the front nose design. Actually, it should be half a stud shorter, but at this scale its best what I can do for now.

More models or photos you can find here: Flickr Instagram

This project gave me the opportunity to use a lot of my weird PaB pieces that I've amassed over the years like all the weird gold candles and plant ornaments. This end result looks like it'd fit well into a Christmas village layout as well.

The diorama is due to one of the rules being that the face has to be in the top half of the card, Torterra is quite low to the ground. The diorama is meant to capture Torterra using Earthquake.

The build is fully posable, using balljoints in every limb and the jaw also can open and close.

Their goal was to create the perfect minifig, but there was an unexpected growth side effect, which resulted in Technic Dude being shunned and feared by the very people who created him.

After roaming the earth in complete isolation for a very long time, he formed an uneasy alliance with a community of nomad minifigs. While they still feared him, they knew he was the only one who could stop giant robots, monsters and other cool shit.

Technic Dude had a difficult life. I hope someday he can find peace and happiness.