This is a short speed build stop-motion animation of the LEGOLAND Exclusive set - LEGOLAND Castle 40952 (purchased at LEGOLAND Billund back in July 2026). Enjoy!

Grandpa, did you have LEGO when you were a kid?

We did, honey, but we had to make our own pop-culture LEGO minifigs based on third-party IPs. Back then, LEGO didn't license the hell out of everything. Oh, sorry, don't tell your parents I said that.

More in depth shots from the nature side of the table

I was dusting this morning and found this "alien parasite" hiding in the back of the shelves. I made it years ago, along with some other characters from that episode, but this one's my favorite of that bunch.

Specifically the bottom 1x4 brick is flipped. Minor I know but I thought it was kinda neat

758 down, ~370+ to go! My quest to collect every unique molded LEGO animal (by mold, color, and print variant). I'm keeping track using Bricklink wanted lists and the collection feature. Anybody else also collecting these?

I couldn't even fit all the cars and variations in one post 😅 Look for part two.

Currently trying to build a collection of WWI tanks and figs. What vehicle should I build next?

how many themes i didnt know existed are there? how many licenses does lego even have?

This was my first ever large ish Lego set, all my old toys got binned or sold but the Lego box remained in a dark corner of the loft for 35 years. Pulled it out of my garage today to see if I had all the pieces for this one and #928, most but sadly not all. Was fun though, amazed how much of it had survived

I know this LEGO set might not be everyone's cup of tea, but it now has a special place in my heart.

My wife and I lost our golden retriever, Gordy, in July of 2025. Unfortunately, we had to put him down due to complications from cancer that were not improving with treatment. I know a lot of time has passed since then, but it still feels tender.

When I saw the golden retriever puppy set, I thought it could be a great way to memorialize our dog. We love building LEGO, and we loved our dog. We adopted him as a senior, so we never got to see him as a puppy, but the set still reminded us of the dog we knew and loved.

We added one of his favorite toys, his ducky, and his dog tag to the final build.

Initially, I thought this would be a great idea. Now, I'm realizing it's bringing back some of the pain, but I think it's in a good way.

Just wanted to share a story of LEGO being part of something bigger than the bricks themselves. The emotional connection I have to this set has made the build exponentially more meaningful.

I’m not sure if this will turn into a full project, but I’ve always thought the F7F Tigercat was a nice looking warbird. Just missing active duty during WWII, it was the US Navy’s first twin-engine fighter. Its characteristic narrow fuselage was a fun challenge to recreate in brick form.

Not much just did a photo shoot today :)

Based on Chapter 2 of the first book

This came from the droid carrier set i think 🤔

Hey I would like to know if any brickheads could tell me more about the collection my girlfriends grandma has. She says she got her son got them for Christmas through his younger years, but he never played with them, they've been sitting on top of the kitchen cabinet ever since so I'm guessing a couple decades. It's out of the sun, it is covered in dust but the figures and printing looks pristine (to me)

Can y'all tell me about these sets? Thanks

Did anyone play the basketball or hockey version of the Sports theme?

Just picked this 20 year old set up off someone locally. 14 minifigs, 3 balls and interchangeable stickers

I also had one that came with a stick that spun a minifigs legs on a skatboard. That was sweet

Moving them was kinda terrifying