For me, a few stand out as more than just great builds: NASA Apollo Saturn V Star Wars Millennium Falcon Jaws Mercedes F1 car They’re instantly recognizable and feel like sets you actually want to keep on display. What else belongs on this list?

My grandson brought to my attention that his Lego cat has a butthole. I have a question, why?

My luck has been horrendous. So i bought 20 minifigs online from the lego store. (3 boxes of 6 and 2 singles.) The two singles? Both Farquaad.

The 3 boxes? All of them the exact same minifigs. Gingy, Farquaad, Fiona, the Dragon, Pinnochio, and the Big Bad Wolf.

Oh well. Don't think i'll be buying more unless it's a full set on ebay lol.

The upcoming library book nook that was just revealed.

I find it interesting that the pics show it in this position, with the left side closed and the right side open. I think this is the best display orientation for the library as it creates a good interior corner space on the left, and lines up the stairs with the balcony on the right.

It leaves an interesting open rectangular space there. I wanna build a small rectangular inner library area to put there when the set is opened. More shelves? Computers?

Got this for my birthday and finally finished it :)

I just moved to a bigger space and finished unpacking my years-old backlog 😅 Most of the big/UCS sets were purchased at launch along with the Ashoka wave. I’m glad I opted for the second bedroom in my new apartment and can actually get some proper display shelves.

I’m planning to order the Endurance to make sure I get it before it retires and right now Rakuten has 3% back on exclusives and 15% on normal items, I’m wondering if I put a normal set in the order with the Endurance will it give for the full 15% for the whole thing or will it separate the amounts?

These 2 sections don’t connect properly. What have I done wrong? Any advice?

For the record, I’m not trying to actually sell it here, just getting advice on how to go about it elsewhere.

Lately I’ve been running out of room in my house and I’m looking to get rid of a few of my older sets. The confusing part to me is that I already built them. I still have the instruction books but not the packing.

What would be the best way to sell them off? I’m optimizing more for time and ease rather than profit. I just gotta make room for the new stuff.

Never got the chance to buy the Batcave. Hoping I can find it for a good price on the aftermarket.

I would like to build a new set but when I checked the Lego website I haven’t found anything that really piques my interest. I’m thinking about buying Gizmo, but I’m not sure about that.

So I thought maybe there’s a MOC. I checked bricklink. The Johnny 5 is cool, but the set you need to build it is too expensive for my budget right now. What are some of your favorite MOCs you can build for less than 200€? Doesn’t matter if you actually bought it or not. Full alternative builds from sets still available would be preferred.

Hello, I have set 75930 with a sticker on the top right that reads

“This sample is for tests purposes ONLY
NOT FOR SALE”

Is this an official LEGO sticker? Did I find a rare box? I’ll attach photos.

I’m not the most patient individual, but the satisfaction of a piece locking in is somewhat tempered by the immediate popping off of at least two other pieces.

This is the first Art work I’ve done, I’ve got Mona Lisa and the Galaxy waiting in my stash. Please tell me they don’t all do this?

I cant get the saucer section to attach to the rest of the ship. I've checked the assembly and directions multiple times, it just wont slide back in where I can use the shuttle pin to lock it in. Any suggestions

After making a full interior on the first floor I just made the other floors facades, then to hide the fact there is nothing inside I added paper curtains.

Lego minifigs have paper capes so is this kind of mixed media acceptable or should have I have tried to make Lego curtains?

(Mock up image as a reference (also anyone else i should have added?))

Lightning McQueen