The Barnicks are back in 2016 with more LEGO® BIONICLE analysis, to alert you to some cool new Constraction and Technic elements and to revi...

The managers of the LEGO Architecture range aren't too shy about instituting change; they've tweaked the formula of the sets gently ...

It's time for another review in my "Better Late than Never" series! Elspeth De Montes ( azurebrick ) has been helping out with...

I've nearly recovered from the huge "Brick 2015" LEGO event which took place in London from last Thursday to Sunday - nearly! ...

The return of the LEGO® BIONICLE theme in 2015 appears to have been popular, as have the articles  about it written for New Elementary by tw...

2016 will be the ninth year of the LEGO® Architecture theme; quite a remarkable success. It's a theme that I love, in fact it was respon...

The best thing about doing this blog is meeting people who like it! A noticeable amount of these people mention that their favourite post is...

We have our first ever post from Gary Davis today; he's the Brickish Association's Ambassador and goes by the name of Bricks for ...

I recently found myself quite appalled with myself. I came across a LEGO fan site called Swooshable, which has been around for years and is ...

In what I should perhaps name the "Better Late Than Never" season here on New E, today we have the mammoth  71016 The Kwik-E-Ma...