Ferrari has been quite a frequent topic of many news outlets recently - or one should say, even more frequent than usual. The reason is something the legendary carmaker from Italy is probably not too proud of: its newly presented car Luce, the first full-electric Ferrari…Read More
Let’s build an Imperial Lambda-class Shuttle! A set that recreates scenes from season 2 of *Star Wars: The Mandalorian*. It includes 5 minifigures, 961 pieces and costs €149.99.…Read More
What an incredible set from the Star Wars line we have here. None other than the Dark Lord himself, Darth Vader, in a giant buildable figure! A set with 1,028 pieces, priced at €99.99, and offering 100% building enjoyment.…Read More
Los sets de LEGO se centran cada vez más en propiedades intelectuales (IP) y, predominantemente, en coches (de carreras). Este modelo pertenece a la serie de la marca Fast and Furious, cuyo primer set (42111 Dodge Charger de Dom) analizamos cuando salió en 2020. Supongo que 1 coche en 2020, 2 en 202…Read More
My son, Lou, and I did a co-build of this set. LEGO suggests that five people can simultaneously build this set, but there were only the two of us. Lou assembled the Popcorn Cart, Fire Truck, Fire Department, and Emporium; I assembled the Crystal Arcade.…Read More
This set, number 75354, is a new version of the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier, featuring 3,057 pieces, 6 minifigures and an official retail price of €369.99.…Read More
Over the past few months BrickLink has been making some important improvements to its website so that it’s easier for mobile users to navigate. As part of that work, we will be refreshing the BrickLink wordmark and some of our icons so that visitors can more easily differentiate between what’s……Read More
HispaBrick Magazine started in 2008 as an initiative of some Spanish AFOLs in order to preserve for posterity the best MOCs and articles that were published in their community. In addition to the warm welcome from Spanish speaking AFOLs, it soon became clear that there was lots of interest from people who did not read that language. The second edition of the magazine contained a number of articles in both Spanish and English and, as of issue 003, HispaBrick Magazine has published two editions of identical content, one in Spanish and one in English.