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Like many others Project Hail Mary is a movie I absolutely loved. So what was originally a set I wasn't that bothered about became one I absolutely had to build. So here we are... For those who don't know (where have you been!?! Go watch Project Hail Mary now!) the movie is about a scientist who embarks on a deep space mission to save Earth.

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Prepare for trouble, and make it double... wait, wrong franchise. I had so much fun with the Fire Knight Mech, that I am back and ready for more Ninjago mech action. These twin Mechs are the final installment in Ninjago's titan series (unless the new kids or Pixal end up getting one).

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I’ve been complaining that Technic has featured too many cars recently. To make up for this, LEGO released 8 sets based on construction vehicles instead. They are a bit small though? Technic meets Collectible Minifigures with 42233 Mighty Machines Series 1 : the familiar collectible boxes (albeit a bit bigger), but instead of a minifigure they contain parts to build o...

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Back in August 2011, I built a small website for LEGO fans to share their creations and discover new things to build. I never imagined that, 15 years later, it would still be here - let alone grow into the community it is today. Recently, we've reached some incredible milestones: 2 million registered users, nearly 200,000 MOCs, and almost 20,000 designers sharing their creati...

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Brickvention is Australia's premiere LEGO event. It is held in Melbourne in January and attracts thousands of visitors each year. For those of you who Melbourne is a little far to attend, I hope this blog post can give you an idea about what it is like! These days Brickvention is held in the heritage listed Royal Exhibition Building.

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