#lego

#lego

Three globes, three distinct Christmas visuals, three absolute vibes. Made with a total of just 385 pieces, this MOC (My Own Creation) from LEGO builer ItzEthqn captures the holiday spirit perfectly, and for anyone who wants to customize the globes with something of their own, these designs seem absolutely modular, allowing you to replace the inner scene with anything of your choice for a more custom/bespoke snow globe!

This LEGO Christmas tree has become Amazon's best-selling toy over the past week, and it received back-to-back price cuts in seven days. The set just dropped to $26 from its usual $44 price and marks a 40% discount and a new record low for this holiday season icon. Amazon sold over 60,000 units already which shows how people are jumping on this early Black Friday deal before inventory disappears.

Both retailers have discounted the 598-piece Lego Up House to only $30.39 (was $60). The nearly 50% price cut is one of the best deals yet for the highly rated Pixar building set. The Up House is recommended for kids ages 9 and up, but just like the wonderful 2009 animated movie, parents might appreciate this "playset" even more than their kids.

It's nearly 60 years since we first got to actually see our blue marble from afar. Not in some geography book as a painting, not in the form of a VFX shot in a Hollywood movie. But as an actual color photo clicked by an astronaut from space. Taken by William Anders during the Apollo 8 mission in 1968, this iconic photo set the earth against its nearest neighbor, the moon.

The LEGO Stackable Storage Brick is a box with a lid meant for storage, but it's shaped like a giant LEGO brick. It's simple, fun, and functional! It retails for $21.98 and measures a little more than 1 1/2 feet wide, 9 inches deep, and 7 inches tall. It comes in eight different colors, but on the Sam's Club website every color but light pink and red is sold out.

With Toy Story 5 heading to theaters next June, there will undoubtedly be a plethora of new toys and accessories themed around the Pixar series in the coming months. But if you're looking for a gift for a Toy Story fan this holiday season, Lego designed an absolutely adorable building set this year. Released in June with a $40 retail price, the Toy Story Celebration Train & RC Car Lego set is on sale for $32 (was $40) at Amazon, Walmart, and Target.

There's no price tag or description yet but we did get a neat little live-action tease recreating the end of Ocarina of Time. The scene shows Link in his classic green tunic with the Master Sword and Hyrulian shield standing in the ruins of the castle with Princess Zelda in the background. Navi hovers nearby as a shadow creeps up and Ganon's theme plays, suggesting the Lego set might be a depiction of the final battle from the classic Nintendo 64 game.

The only thing worse than 'Floor is Lava' is probably 'Floor is LEGO Brick'. LEGO bricks are famously torturous to step on. The studs, the sharp corners, the unforgiving plastic, all of these combine into creating something that feels like modern day torture. Step on a lego brick with enough body-weight and that thing practically digs into your tissue, causing probably one of the most painful experiences according to the internet. However, what if there was a 'right' way of stepping on LEGO bricks?

Nostalgic Batman fans and Lego collectors can save on The Classic TV Series Batmobile at Amazon and Target for a limited time. The discount drops the price of the 1,822-piece Batmobile building model for adults to $135 (was $150). The 10% price cut isn't as massive as some Lego deals, but The Classic TV Series Batmobile has largely maintained its MSRP since its release last October.

There was an official 1,872-piece LEGO Back to the Future DeLorean for collectors, but it wasn't cheap. The LEGO Group has addressed this predicament with an affordable Back to the Future LEGO time machine set that costs just $28, which is nearly one-eighth of the price of the previous one. The set can be pre-ordered right now with release slated for 1 January 2026.

LEGO has given us the McLaren P1, the Ferrari Daytona SP3, and countless Formula 1 cars that look stunning on display. But there's always been one glaring omission in the brand's racing lineup: the steering wheel itself. Now, a first-time creator named Vince_GT has filled that void with a 1:1 scale sim racing wheel that transforms LEGO's passive racing collection into something you can actually grip, shift, and play with.

I haven't owned it (although I might after writing this story), but I have been the proud owner of a similarly constructed Squishmallow, and the top portion of hair on these designs is both fluffy and soft. Your very own Sasquatch, complete with wee footprints, and at more than half off the normal price. The 20-inch Squishmallows are jumbo and work well as a pillow or backrest, though they might be too large to rest on your bed.