Model Designer Jae Won Lee balanced aesthetics with functionality for the design of LEGO Icons 10375 How to Train Your Dragon, incorporating bond symbols like the saddle and accessories such as a fish. The focus on Toothless highlights the emotional core of Hiccup and Toothless’s relationship.
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Recreating an animated icon in LEGO 10375 How To Train Your Dragon: Toothless
As dragons swoop back onto the big screen with the live-action adaptation of DreamWorks How To Train Your Dragon, Blocks explores the development behind LEGO Icons 10375 How To Train Your Dragon: Toothless with Model Designer Jae Won Lee. When…
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Creating a Chibi Style for LEGO Icons 10375 How To Train Your Dragon: Toothless
LEGO Model Designer Jae Won Lee talks about giving LEGO Icons 10375 How To Train Your Dragon: Toothless a unique style. The chibi style was chosen for its appeal in promoting the model as a fun display piece. The build captures Toothless' character while addressing the challenges of its organic shapes.
LEGO Icons 10357 Shelby Cobra 427 S/C brings historic racer to the brick
Should there be LEGO expansion packs?
The discussion focuses on whether the LEGO Group should introduce expansion packs for popular sets like the 21358 Minifigure Vending Machine and 21344 The Orient Express Train. Graham E. Hancock and Daniel Konstanski explore potential benefits and logistics of offering additional minifigures or train carriages in separate boxes, considering fan demand and production challenges.
LEGO Formula 1 event coming to Battersea Power Station in London
The LEGO Group and Formula 1 are taking their partnership to Battersea Power Station in London with their "Build the Thrill" event. The event will coincide with the British Grand Prix on July 6, offering fans the opportunity to watch the race while participating in fun LEGO- and F1-themed activities.
LEGO How to Train Your Dragon debuts with 10375 Toothless
The LEGO Group is launching its first How to Train Your Dragon set, featuring Toothless, ahead of the upcoming live-action film. The 784-piece set, priced at £59.99/$69.99, will be available for pre-order and is intended for display. It captures Toothless's character with a stylized, caricature-like design.
New LEGO magazine goes inside Disney Beauty and the Beast Castle
The latest LEGO magazine issue features a focus on the Disney 43263 Beauty and the Beast Castle, including an interview with designer Ryan Van Woerkom. It offers building tips, insights on illegal connections, and prize opportunities for subscribers. Special subscription deals with free polybags are available for a limited time.
LEGO Icons 10367 The Lord of the Rings: Balrog Book Nook revealed
LEGO Icons is beginning its new book nook subtheme with a bang, bringing one of Middle-Earth's fiercest creatures into the brick for the first time with 10367 The Lord of the Rings: Balrog Book Nook, complete with a fiery frame and Gandalf ready to take the formidable demon down.
LEGO Icons reveals 10351 Sherlock Holmes: Book Nook for June release
LEGO is launching 10351 Sherlock Holmes: Book Nook on June 1, featuring a unique miniature world for book lovers. Comprising 1,359 pieces and priced at £109.99 / $129.99 / €129.99, the set includes intricate details like Sherlock’s apartment and various hidden clues, crafted by designer Antica Bracanov and her colleagues.