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  • LEGO® Icons 11387 Holiday House is the Winter Village set for 2026

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    September is now here, and even though we still have to get past Halloween, the Christmas holidays are starting to enter our consciousness – can you believe mince pies and Christmas puddings are now on the shelves of our supermarkets? And so, in the life of a LEGO® Fan, we start to think about the Winter Holiday Village. After last year’s Winter Holiday Train, we have a cozy change of pace with the new 11387 Holiday House, The set is due for release on October 1st. It has 1354 pieces, four minifigures and a horse. It will be priced at… READ MORE

  • LEGO® Modular Buildings turn 20 in 2027: Something Big is Happening

    LEGO® Modular Buildings turn 20 in 2027: Something Big is Happening
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    In 2027, we celebrate 20 years since 10182 Cafe Corner was released. This was the first of the Modular buildings – now an ongoing tradition for the January release schedule. The revamped LEGO® Community engagement group – the LEGO® FanColab have announced that in 2027 there will be 22 LEGO Fan Communities coming together to celebreate, by each building one of the modular buildings at 4x (linear) scale. Going from 32×32 to 128×128 studs in size. Each community will be responsible for designing, engineering and constructing its own Modular Building. While the communities will work within shared standards to ensure… READ MORE

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After arriving in Jutland, I made my way to the Flea Market. It was a grey day as I waited for the train out of Copenhagen. The wind blew, and I was grateful for my coat as it whistled down the platform. Billund: There are over a million plastic stories in the Home of the Brick. With a System in evolution, Things are changing. The bricks that brought me joy as a child continue to engage, but the stories have changed, the blockiness gone and studs becoming so rare that a brick separator is increasingly irrelevant. Here’s our first look at October’s LEGO® Ideas Release, 21371 Wallace and Gromit. Submitted by Pidelium as part of the 90s Throwback, the Next Chapter Challenge, this set captures the claymation essence of our titular heroes, as seen in A Close Shave. The builds of Jeff Friesen (@jeff_works on Instagram) are familiar to many LEGO Fans on Instagram: he has a certain style in the worlds he creates: whether Spaceships, Cities or Castles, his sense of line and colour is immediately recognizable. In his latest book - Building LEGO® Worlds - Create the Worlds You’ve Only Imagined (Nostarch Press, released August 2026) - he breaks down his process: from terraforming and landscaping, through to filling your new world with microscale life. I picked up a copy of 7568 Belville Sunshine Home at the local Trash and Treasure market this morning. Unfortunately, it was missing a the adult figures. It turns out to be just the right scale for the smart play Pokémon to hang out in. I love the accessories that came with the set, and needed to make a few changes to the Pokemon who were not blessed with opposable thumbs. The wine flagon from Fabuland received a trans blue makeover to be reborn as a water bottle. Time for a home grown show The team here at The Rambling Brick are proud to have been accepted to migrate from the LEGO Ambassador Network to the new LEGO Fan CoLab. We are no longer a Recognized LEGO Fan Media but now a Recognized Fan Creator. Remember- the in-depth creation happens on the blog at ramblingbrick.com and at LEGO Events: socials are just a sideline- and we have some exciting stories coming up.

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