Tag: ICONS
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Set Phasers To Fun: 11385 Star Trek: U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701™ Bridge Revealed
It was the late 1970’s, and Saturday afternoons on commercial TV in Melbourne brought us a selection of science fiction series from the 1960s:…
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Tower Bridge Returns in LEGO Architecture: Is less more?
London’s Tower Bridge is an icon of one of the World’s great cities. While it was visited as a subject for the advanced models…
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SpongeBob Squarepants Returns. Is he all grown up?(11386 SpongeBob SquarePants Bikini Bottom revealed.
My kids were born in the early days of the 21st century. As such, they were the perfect age for SpongeBob SquarePants LEGO® Sets,…
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The Midnight Valley Collection: Could this be the start of a new original Story Theme?
Where is Midnight Valley, and what is going on there? The LEGO Group has just revealed the first in a new series of collectible…
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LEGO ICONS 11382 Hubble Space Telescope: Hands on Review
One of the challenges of earth-based astronomy is the fact that you are on the Earth. You are at the mercy of clouds, dust,…
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LEGO® Icons Arcade Pinball Machine revealed: Pale Blue Spaceman and Baby Spaceman Included
Pinball machines have always intrigued me – the challenge of keeping the ball in play, trying to workout the powerups and bonuses. When I…
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LEGO ICONS 11378 DC-3 Pan American Airliner
LEGO ICONs appears to be on a roll with its collection of large-scale aircraft. In 2023 we saw the 10318 Concorde, and last year…
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11371 Shopping Street is our Next Modular Building – January 1 2026 for LEGO® Insiders
It’s an annual highlight in the LEGO Fan’s calendar: the reveal of the Modular Building. Once part of Creator Expert, and now ICONS, Modular…
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LEGO® Art, Icons and Architecture are aiming to decorate your home in 2026
LEGO® Art, Icons and Architecture are themes that are transforming LEGO Bricks from a construction toy to a decorative medium, and each theme has…
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10360 Shuttle Carrying Aircraft: Rambling Review
After the conclusion of the Apollo Moon Landing, the public’s interest in Space exploration waned. Then we saw our first images of the next…

