Author: TheRamblingBrick
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The Evolution of LEGO® Dragons III: 2001-2011 Brick-Built Beasts.
Welcome to part three in our series examining the evolution of LEGO® Dragons. In Part One, we looked at the development of the classic…
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LEGO Architecture Sagrada Família revealed: highest part count ever.
The Sagrada Família has been under construction for over 140 years. Surely close to a record for contemporary cathedral construction. The church was the…
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10 New Smart Play Pokemon Sets Revealed!
The First LEGO Pokemon sets to have been released were large playsets, Primarily aimed at adult collectors (probably those who specifically grew up with…
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LEGO Botanicals: 11512 Cosmos Flowers – an emotional roller coaster (hands on review)
The Cosmos Flowers riff on LEGO Botanicals Daisy bouquet released earlier this year. With a few flowers and some lavender like blooms, you could…
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LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight [Hands-on Review]
It’s been a while since we have had a game to review here on the Rambling Brick. Thanks to the LEGO Group for organising…
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11505 Woodland Mushrooms: Could this be the most satisfying Botanical Set yet?
The Botanicals range continues to diversify in 2026 and 11505 Woodland Mushrooms is one of their most original display pieces yet. In the past…
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Build up your Magical Kingdom with 43302 Disney Main St, U.S.A.
Every so often, we get a set or two that lines up specifically with sights from Disneyland Parks: the iconic Castle (at least twice…
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What’s up with white? Part 2: Comparing the effects of twelve months of environmental exposure on pigment 426 White and 1 White.
It is a property of ABS and other plastics that they will undergo photooxidative degradation – the materials will yellow with age, particularly in…
