Why We Celebrate International LEGO Day

Why We Celebrate International LEGO Day

Happy International LEGO Day from BrickNerd! Today we celebrate our love of LEGO bricks from all around the globe—but why today specifically? Looking at history, three events changed the game in such a remarkable way that we wouldn’t be AFOLs today if they hadn’t happened.

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Learning Disguised as Play: The Quiet Genius of LEGO Education

Learning Disguised as Play: The Quiet Genius of LEGO Education

LEGO Education’s “Build, Solve, Invent” series turns problem-solving into hands-on play, inviting kids (and adults) to learn by experimenting, rebuilding, and having fun along the way. You might even find yourself happily taking a model apart just to see what happens next.

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Topping It Off: The Triumphs and Tribulations of Crafting a New Hashima Tower

Topping It Off: The Triumphs and Tribulations of Crafting a New Hashima Tower

From fragile facades to vibrating elevators, New Hashima offered Blake Foster a chance to push his building skills and engineering prowess to the limit. The result? A LEGO tower that tested his creativity, patience, and the laws of physics.

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LEGO Botanicals 11503: A Flower Wall of Parts and Possibilities

LEGO Botanicals 11503: A Flower Wall of Parts and Possibilities

At first glance, the Flower Wall looks like a polished LEGO Botanicals set. But from Rylie Howerter’s perspective, it’s a parts pack of new colors and pieces with room to grow.

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Sailing Into History: Evancelt's Imperial MOCs from the Age of Sail

Sailing Into History: Evancelt's Imperial MOCs from the Age of Sail

From childhood reenactments to massive MOCs, Evan’s LEGO story is a sailboat ride through history. See how he crafts vibrant battles, custom minifigures, clear photos and more.

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Taking Digital Building to New Illustrative Heights

Taking Digital Building to New Illustrative Heights

Most digital LEGO builders strive to create realistic images of their models, working to produce renders indistinguishable from photographs. However, Felix Dyson uses digital building programs to create airships and other illustrations for their various webcomics.

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