Our next LEGO® Movie set is one of the large ones; 70809 Lord Business' Evil Lair. It's a busy scene full of drama and confrontation...

A double-header today, as we have two reviewers that live together. Yvonne Doyle features in Megan Rothrock's new The LEGO Adventure Bo...

Our next review of The LEGO® Movie theme is penned by Drew Maughan a.k.a. the infamous SilentMode. Drew's a multi-skilled AFOL (and ...

For the second post in this series about The LEGO® Movie sets, I'm reviewing  70802 Bad Cop's Pursuit . You get a flying police ca...

Unless you've been living under a big ugly rock piece you'll know that The LEGO® Movie is released in the US on February 7 ( see all...

I'm ending my series of posts about the Architecture theme today with a rather different post, littered with data tables rather than ...

The official LEGO® Architecture website used to run polls where visitors could vote which building, from a list of ten options, should ne...

© 1987 UN Photo/Lois Conner. Some rights reserved Next in my little run of Architecture reviews is a set that was released in October 201...

I'm having a bit of an Architecture phase at the moment, building some of the recent sets in this line which have been burning holes i...

I began December by discussing the new  ball and cup connectors  that I'd received in two new Chima sets (70126 Crocodile Legend Beast a...