The Rambling Brick
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Enjoy rambling Lego reviews, opinions, nostalgia, and building techniques. Richard Jones is an Adult Fan of LEGO in Melbourne, Australia. He aims to take a look at some of Lego the things that are often not blogged about but are still relevant to upbuilders: Photography, Lighting, MOC design, Exhibiting, and so on.
The Rambling Brick
3d ago
This will be a numbers game. How many times will each flower fall apart during construction? How many times do the leaves fall of when putting it in a vase? And how many times do we see the ‘x’ in the instruction manual for the lovely 10342 Pretty Pink Flower Bouquet (AU$99.99/£54.99/US$59.99/€59.99) ? The LEGO ..read more
The Rambling Brick
5d ago
The 2025 LEGO ICONS Modular Building: 10350 Tudor Corner has arrived here at Rambling Brick HQ, and we have put the build together. BUT It’s one of the most detailed Modular buildings to date, and I want to do the review justice. So today, I’ll present the Gift With Purchase that will be available during ..read more
The Rambling Brick
1w ago
It’s that most wonderful time of the year: sure, Christmas is coming, and the advent calendars are opening day by day. But more importantly, the latest LEGO® modular building has finally been revealed. Modular buildings have a special place in my heart: back when I discovered such as thing as an AFOL, the modular buildings ..read more
The Rambling Brick
1w ago
After looking at the 10343 Mini Orchid yesterday, Branko takes a look at another of the 2025 Botanical sets: This time its the 10344 Lucky Bamboo Upon seeing the completed 10344 Lucky Bamboo on my table, the comment “It looks better than bamboo ought to” was uttered. We’re looking at 10344 Lucky Bamboo, the last ..read more
The Rambling Brick
1w ago
A couple of weeks ago, Branko to took a look at a set featuring an orchid, albeit with a Disney Flavour. Today, he takes a look at another…. It feels like I have just recently written about a LEGO set with orchids, comparing it with the original, gold standard for brick-built orchids, the aptly named ..read more
The Rambling Brick
1w ago
LEGO and F1 are racing into 2025 with a slew of product reveals overnight in Las Vegas. On top of the Duplo, City and Speed Champions sets, more sets have been revealed: First is the set 10353 LEGO® Icons Williams Racing FW14B & Nigel Mansell. The set has 799 pieces and will be released March ..read more
The Rambling Brick
1w ago
Among the many creative ideas that Leonardo Da Vinci Experimented with was the idea of human flight. Taking inspiration from seeds and birds, he developed his ideas in over 500 sketches. Today, the LEGO Group has revealed 10363, Leonardo da Vinci’s Flying Machine. With 493 pieces, this set also features a minifigure of the man ..read more
The Rambling Brick
2w ago
Another review from Branko today. We asked for a copy of 31158 Sea Animals to look at (Thank you LEGO® Team), and what started as a simple look at a nice looking set got a bit out of hand! Botanical sets have become an integral part of the Grown-up LEGO® Experience. Since the release of ..read more
The Rambling Brick
2w ago
The LEGO Group and Formula 1 revealed their upcoming multiyear collaboration earlier in the year. Today, as the Sun Rises on the Las Vegas Grand Prix, we see the first batch of sets to be released as part of this team up. There are sets from Duplo, LEGO City, Speed Champion and a set of ..read more
The Rambling Brick
3w ago
LEGO Insiders Weekend is coming up in just a few days. In association with double Insiders points on all purchases, there is also the chance to get up to 3 Exclusive Gifts with Purchase, depending on your spending. But is the promise of double points enough to encourage you to spend big the weekend before ..read more