Is it weird that all of us want one of these road bike model kits with deep aero wheels, functional steering, and a working drivetrain?

A self-confessed ‘petrol head’ dad has spent 100 hours building his dream car from 1,200 Lego pieces – and could soon see it become a real ...

LEGO launches an 8,278-piece Minas Tirith set with exclusive minifigures and a limited-time Grond bonus for early buyers.

This Lego contest has produced more than 750 brick-based Pokémon cards, and each one is a stunning work of art ...

Retro games and consoles have been making a comeback lately, and LEGO is leaning into the nostalgia by bringing back the iconic Sega Genesis in its own signature style. This new LEGO set is scheduled ...

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It has been three years, five months, six days since my kids announced they were too old for Lego (not that I’m counting). As kids grow into teens, they may feel the need to distance themselves. It’s ...

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Lego is launching a first-of-its-kind “smart brick”, which the Danish toy maker has described as its “biggest innovation” in decades. The new brick looks and clicks into place like a regular one but ...

We’re on the ground at CES in Las Vegas all week to sift through the hype and find the products that should actually be worth your money this year. Check out our guide to CES 2026 for our latest hands ...

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The Danish toy maker is not a usual participant at the massive CES electronics show, which begins this week in Las Vegas. The likes of LG, Samsung and Sony are the more regular megabrands on displays.