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    11386 SpongeBob SquarePants Bikini Bottom review, and that is not even a pun
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    It’s been a little while since LEGO has a series of Spongebob sets on the shelves, and here we are, presenting a re-release of SpongeBob SquarePants Bikini Bottom, set 11386 containing 1794 pieces for AU$349.99/£189.99/US$219.99/€209.99. The original wave of SpongeBob sets ran from 2006-2009, with a few loose bits in 2011 and 2012. Looking at these listings on BrickLink, you may notice that this new set is not listed under SpongeBob SquarePants! So what is up with that? Join us as we explore what this new LEGO Icons set presents to us. Modular buildings may be mentioned, speed champions explored, TV series Friends may come… READ MORE

  • Welcome To The Slightly Revamped Rambling Brick

    Welcome To The Slightly Revamped Rambling Brick
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    I’ve just revamped our home page and archive page to improve your experience on both desktop and mobile platforms. It’s the first major revamp in a decade, and it’s been on the to-do list for a few years now. The blog was initially started one afternoon in 2016 after I bought a Nexo Knights set and thought, “Wow. That’s interesting. I have some things to say about this”  Three hours later, the blog was live. It was constructed on the fly using a free WordPress theme, and has received a few gentle nudges along the way. A year or three… READ MORE

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I love the look of this pineapple! Not quite a 3 point turn… LEGO Botanicals have released hit after hit over the past 5 years. LEGO sent the 11513 Dark Flower Arrangement over for review. The set brings dramatic recolours to a few favorite flowers that we have seen before: the, tulip, and roses, along with dark leaves filling in the back. The set has around half the pieces of 2025’s Flower Arrangement, but is a bit more than half the price. Branko’s review of 42239 LEGO Technic Batmobile Tumbler is now live on the blog. It’s a brave new world when Branko reviews 43295 Jasmine’s jewelry box. It’s got fund storage and a fun play functioning, but will it replace music boxes of old? Branko has taken a look at these three LEGO technic sets in the latest review up on the blog. And so it begins. I guess I have properly started to put some thoughts together for my next MOC. “The Game” The LEGO® Icons Star Trek: U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701™ Bridge (11385) is available for pre-order from 23 July 2026, and for immediate purchase from 1 September 2026, priced at $AUD299.99 /£159.99 / €179.99 / $199.99 via LEGO.com/Star-Trek or your nearest LEGO Store.

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