LEGO Edward Scissorhands set officially announced

The LEGO Group will introduce an Edward Scissorhands minifigure in a new set inspired by Tim Burton's classic film. The project, initiated by fan designer Castor-Troy, successfully garnered over 10,000 votes on LEGO Ideas, reflecting the film's enduring popularity. The set will feature various minifigures and a gothic castle design.

See your custom Batmobile in LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight

The latest LEGO Ideas challenge is giving builders a chance to see their custom LEGO Batmobile designs featured in LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight. Five winners will get their designs added to the game, plus a prize pack of LEGO DC Batman sets.

You can design the next LEGO Pokémon set

The latest LEGO Ideas challenge is a huge one: The Pokémon Trading Card Game Challenge: Build Your Card! is giving fans a chance to design the next LEGO Pokémon set. Builds will be themed around custom full art cards, letting builders' creativity run wild as they battle for the chance to see their model on shelves.

Gotta build ’em all! LEGO Pokémon takes over Blocks Issue 138

Blocks magazine celebrates LEGO Pokémon’s launch and the franchise's 30th anniversary in its Issue 138. The edition features an exclusive interview with Model Designer Peter Carmichael, insights on Pokémon sets, a feature on the creation of LEGO Masters Academy, the origins of Castle Forestmen and more. Special subscription deals, including a free LEGO polybag and a chance to win a Pokémon set, are available for a limited time.

Your outdoor themed LEGO build could become an official set

LEGO Ideas has posted its latest challenge: Rebuilding Outdoor Adventures. Tasking builders with creating a keepsake based on their favourite outdoor memory, the challenge will see the winner's build turned into an official LEGO Ideas gift with purchase set.

From comic panels to bricks with LEGO Ideas 21367 Tintin Moon Rocket

Brave reporter Tintin's space adventures, inspired by Hergé's comics, inspired LEGO Ideas 21367 Tintin Moon Rocket. The set, crafted with attention to detail, reflects real-world technology and artistic innovation. Design Master Ellen Bowley explains how she crafted the LEGO set with comic books as inspiration. Priced at £139.99, it uses 1,283 pieces and is set for release on April 4.

Imbuing LEGO Ideas 21367 Tintin Moon Rocket with the spirit of adventure

The upcoming LEGO set 21367 Tintin Moon Rocket, inspired by Hergé's iconic adventures, features 1,283 pieces and retails for £139.99. It reflects the enduring popularity of Tintin, who explores mysteries alongside his dog, Snowy, and Captain Haddock. Ellen Bowley and Jordan Scott explain how this set aims to engage new fans while celebrating the legacy of the classic comics.

Preparing for blast off in LEGO Ideas 21367 Tintin Moon Rocket

LEGO Ideas 21367 Tintin Moon Rocket set, inspired by Hergé's comic series, features 1,283 pieces and is priced at £139.99, launching on April 4. The design captures the iconic rocket, emphasising a six-sided shape for authenticity. Creator Alexis Dos Santos and LEGO Design Master Ellen Bowley worked on the model at different stages to bring this beloved vehicle to the brick and here they discuss their approach.

Creating a crew for LEGO Ideas 21367 Tintin Moon Rocket

The first-ever LEGO Tintin set, 21367 Tintin Moon Rocket, launches on April 4, utilising 1,283 elements and priced at £139.99. Inspired by Hergé's stories, the set includes Tintin, Captain Haddock, Snowy, and detectives Thomson and Thompson, all presented in spacesuits. The Ideas design team reveals how they crafted the LEGO characters for this special Tintin set.