LEGO ISS Coming to Stores?

Posted in LEGO Ideas and LEGO Space

A big project on the LEGO Ideas site just got the needed 10,000 supporters to make it to the next level. The LEGO International Space Station will now enter the LEGO Review process and be officially considered by executives for possible production.

Just today, LEGO officially acknowledged the accomplishment of reaching 10,000 supporters for the LEGO ISS design, and congratulated the designer on reaching the Review phase! Not all projects that make it to the Review phase are approved for production and sale. But this is an important step forward for an awesome space-themed project.

LEGO Ideas WALL-E Robot Figure Building Kit

Posted in LEGO Ideas

Here's another awesome LEGO build from their Ideas program. This WALL-E build was designed by Angus MacLane and first released by LEGO in September, 2015. WALL-E was the 12th release from the Ideas program.

LEGO Ghostbusters Ecto-1 Automobile

Posted in LEGO Vehicles and LEGO Ideas

Who ya gonna call? This is an awesome LEGO set for Ghostbusters fans! The Ghostbusters vehicle building toy set includes 508 pieces. Four minifigures are with the set: Venkman, Stantz, Spengler, and Zeddemore. Check out these figures -- they really look like Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis, and Ernie Hudson! Each mini figure is wearing a Ghostbusters uniform complete with proton pack.

LEGO City Space Port Building Set

Posted in LEGO City and LEGO Space

So many exciting things are happening today in the space industry. NASA will have a record number of launches out of Florida this year, and private space enterprises are busy moving forward with vehicles capable of traveling further and carrying more cargo than ever. This excitement means now is a perfect time to pick up space-related building toys for young minds to experience, like this awesome Space Port set.

Awesome LEGO NASA Apollo Saturn V

Posted in LEGO Ideas and LEGO Space

Go back to 1969 and recreate your very own moon landing with this amazing LEGO set featuring the Saturn V rocket that astronauts Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins took to the moon in 1969. The LEGO set contains 1969 (how appropriate!) pieces to build a meter-high...