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As much as I love Lego Star Wars sets and other creations based on the latest in pop culture, there’s no denying the draw of these home decor-style models. The Lego Botanicals line has converted so ...

The first in what many fans hope to be a longstanding partnership, the LEGO Dungeons & Dragons: Red Dragon's Tale set is easy to love, even if you have little to no familiarity with the tabletop ...

The LEGO Dungeons & Dragons: Red Dragon’s Tale set is an elaborate homage to the original tabletop RPG, complete with classic monsters, countless traps, and an impressive number of fun little easter ...

LEGO has unveiled its ode to a classic London landmark – the red telephone box! This is the latest release from the LEGO IDEAS range, where fans (in this case, designer John Cramp) can submit their ...

The LEGO Botanicals collection features some incredible plant and floral sets, from smaller bouquets you can put in a vase to slightly bigger builds that can be set up on display around your home. The ...

Red Dwarf is back! The new episodes see the ship's crew visit various destinations in the universe. However, do you think Rimmer, Lister, Cat and Kryten are aware they also exist in a parallel LEGO ...

LEGO is releasing three new sets for the upcoming Captain America: Brave New World, including “Captain America vs. Red Hulk Battle.” The set includes a first look at minifigures for Sam Wilson’s ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. Get ready to assemble! A new Lego Marvel special is coming to ...

Red Dwarf has been given the Lego treatment – but would you like to see it on sale? (Picture: Bob Turner, Minifigs.me) Love Red Dwarf? Love Lego? Then this could be just what you’ve been waiting for ...

Master LEGO craftsman [Baron von Brunk] had the same childhood passions as a lot of us—LEGO (obviously), Transformers, and Nintendo. But he also harbored a passion for traffic lights and road signs.