I’m sure everyone’s heard about the LEGO Group’s new partnership with Formula 1. Formula 1, a rising trend worldwide in recent years, has managed to capture the attention not only of motorsport enthusiasts but of everyone. Boosted by Netflix’s Drive to Survive documentary series, the sport seems to have also …
The original Turkish version of this article was inspired by Doruk, one of the guest bloggers, who sent me a message one day saying “I think I found an interesting subject for you”. Along with the message was an image, showing the colors black, dark gray, dark bluish gray, light …
As far as translations go, this one takes precedence over others. I recently realized I use the term “LEGO System” a lot, and I’d like to specify what I mean when I do so. Yiğit, one of the blog’s authors and a dear friend, came to visit in April. We …
Welcome to the article I had the hardest time categorizing! Bricklink has it easy, say “Animals, water” and you’re done. At first, I decided to do that. Something felt off, though. My interest in animals isn’t limited to LEGO ones, so calling some of them water animals didn’t feel right. …
Another up-to-date article? Right, let’s finish this, then! Besides, it’s almost over. Water animals, dinosaurs, fantastic creatures… and we’re done! Today, we’ll take a closer look at LEGO snake, frog, chameleon, lizard, spider, insect and scorpion figures. DUPLO figures and guest Belville accessories included!
Yet another up-to-date animal article! We have talked about the history and variety of LEGO parrots and owls, and now it’s time for the rest of the bird figures. We’ll take a quick look at the bats, mention DUPLO birds, and wrap up.
I started writing about animals in 2022, and wasn’t able to continue until 2024 (the blog was on hold for a while). Since my biggest project of 2024 is updating (and translating) animal articles, this one got updated as well. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the up-to-date article of the …
Today’s animal in the up-to-date animal articles is the LEGO parrot. While the article is up-to-date, the animal is not. Still, I tried to provide as much information as possible. Parrots are among the oldest LEGO animals. They have many different colors and can be found in various sets.
And yet another up-to-date animal article! Today, we scale up. Our guests are LEGO bear, panda and koala figures. Since there aren’t many, I thought it would be better to put them all in one article.
Welcome to the updated LEGO farm animals article! There aren’t many of these, because most of them have unique shapes, meaning a new mould should be made for each and every one, meaning pricier sets. Still, the LEGO Group made enough animals to build a small farm.
