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2001 was a phenomenal year for movies. Shrek, Harry Potter (the first one), Fast and the Furious, Monsters Inc., Rush Hour 2, Oceans Eleven, Bridget Jones’ Diary. Imagine all these cult classics in the span of one year. It’s inconceivable to have so many great films release in the same year in today’s day and…
Step into the fluorescent-lit, white-walled purgatory of Lumon Industries, now in LEGO form. The Severance MDR Office set is a love letter to corporate dystopia, letting you meticulously recreate the existential dread of Mark, Helly, Irving, and Dylan as they refine data for reasons beyond human understanding. Finally, a LEGO set that allows you to…
Back in the day, hot rods were built in garages, not factories. They were pieced together by gearheads with a knack for mechanics and a need for speed. That same spirit is alive in this LEGO Ideas build, a remote-controlled beast that takes the classic hot rod silhouette and infuses it with the kind of…
Steam locomotives weren’t built for nostalgia, but they sure have a way of pulling us back in time. The rhythmic chug, the hiss of steam, the sheer mechanical poetry of pistons and drive rods working in perfect sync—it’s a sight that never gets old. And yet, in a world of bullet trains and maglevs, these…
Not to be alarmist, but it really does feel like the entire planet is on the verge of a mental breakdown, doesn’t it? The state of affairs feels a lot like a burning house, with us being that iconic dog casually sipping coffee with the most millisecond-away-from-meltdown expression, watching the world unravel while convincing ourselves…
Some LEGO builds are about nostalgia. Others are about technical brilliance. And then there’s the LEGO New York Central #5405, a build that speaks to anyone who’s ever been captivated by the raw power of a steam locomotive. This fan-designed masterpiece, submitted to LEGO Ideas by Olivier312, brings one of the most legendary American trains…
The original Minimoog, first sold in the 1970s, revolutionized the way music was made. Before it came along, synthesizers were massive, complicated beasts that stayed tethered to studios. The Minimoog was portable, easy to use, and brought electronic music into the hands of any musician who dared to experiment. Suddenly, prog-rock, funk, jazz, and disco…
The only fitting adjective to describe this LEGO kit is Legen… wait for it… Dary! For nine years, How I Met Your Mother captured global audiences with a distinctive blend of humor, heartfelt storytelling, and unforgettable characters. It developed a devoted following that continues through reruns and streaming, as people revisit the Manhattan apartment, the…
Four years ago, a father-son duo won the Grand Prize in the global LEGO competition Music To Our Ears! for their LEGO rendition of the Daft Punk Pyramid Stage from Coachella 2006. Although the MOC (My Own Creation) won the award, it wasn’t selected by LEGO’s internal team to be turned into a box set….
I’m a 90s kid myself, but the beauty of growing up in the 90s was to see sitcoms building on the success of great comedies of the 70s and 80s. I was raised on Full House, Cartoon Network, and Nickelodeon, but also on the greats before it – Diff’rent Strokes, Small Wonder, Three’s Company, and…