Okay, okay, it’s just painted on but still pretty cool. You can check out more photos here.

If you’re getting Shell Oil gasoline in Hong Kong, you can pick up one or more of the LEGO Shell Oil Ferrari’s in the next few weeks. I believe they are around $6 USD with every $50 USD gas purchase (prices converted from HKD to USD). The official site is here along with more photos, […]

Sure, you could download a guide for the “secret” bump codes on the back, or harness your blindfolded hand sensation Jedi trick to feel your way through packages to determine the difference between a bride mini figure and a bulbous cactus head mini figure … frankly, I never could. 🙂 At Entertainment Earth, there is […]

Thanks for the nice pics, “John H.” – if you have small ones who need CARS they can safely chew on … There is now a Shake ‘N Go Ivan Mater … very cute … He also “talks” as well as make noises … at Amazon also, where you can find most of the Shake […]

Series 8 is out – thanks “Wraukn.” Looks like another fun series … Here’s a breakdown if you buy the entire case. Of course, in case you’re wondering why you couln’t find any of the Sparta ones … (internet photo, not me) …  

Star Wars figures and Lego bricks built as a giant barrel organ … Online interactive version HERE. Check out amazing photos HERE!

Finally, maintenance free foliage I can relate to …

For the first time in history LEGO has launched a special edition range of Team GB Minifigures. The collectible range will only be available in the UK to commemorate this once in a lifetime event for the nation.* The Team GB LEGO Minifigures spark the sporting imagination, so you can stage your very own Games. […]

Adam Reed Tucker—who’s also one of 11 LEGO Certified Professionals in the world—along with other LEGO artists, have recreated the world’s tallest skyscrapers using more than 15,500,000 LEGO Bricks. LEGO® Architecture: Towering Ambition, with the additional models and the LEGO® play area, is on view through Labor Day, September 3, 2012. The National Building Museum […]

Photographer/artist Mark Mawson does amazing work by dropping paint into water. You can check out his series here. But what can’t be improved by adding Lego mini-fig’s? You can check out Alberto Seveso’s site HERE (some of his portfolio links NSFW).