LEGO has finally given Star Wars fans what they’ve been waiting for: a 9,023-piece Death Star, the biggest in the company’s Star Wars collection. Officially known as the LEGO Star Wars Death Star – Ultimate Collector Series (set number 75419), this behemoth debuted today in Billund, Denmark.
LEGO has unveiled a new set that’s a 1990s gaming icon in a world where love for old video games is as strong as a certain blue hedgehog. Part of the LEGO Sonic the Hedgehog series, this 260 piece set is more than just a static model. With a secret surprise that makes it a must have for fans and collectors, it’s a nod to the time when SEGA challenged Nintendo’s dominance.
The iMac G3 was a cultural icon in 1998, thanks to its Bondi Blue exterior, curved design and rejection of the floppy drive. Fast forward to 2025, and Terauma’s LEGO Ideas proposal has the same attitude in a 700 piece set that’s charming as unlikely it is to make the cut.
Coming September 2025, the new LEGO Icons Captain Jack Sparrow’s Pirate Ship (10365) set brings the spooky fun of Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean to life with 2,862 pieces of awesomeness.
Banana Gear Studios has created something unique: a completely automated factory that precisely assembles LEGO cars. The build video shows a three-axis positioning system, a smart grabber mechanism, and a well planned sequence that brings a seven-part LEGO automobile to life.
Brick Technology has turned LEGO into a playground for mechanical genius, building a series of remote controlled vehicles to tackle the challenge of climbing over increasingly taller LEGO walls. Each vehicle is built with precision and creativity and must drive smoothly before and after the wall and only use forward momentum to climb the wall, no steering.
The original Game Boy, the chunky gray handheld that changed portable gaming in 1989, has been reborn as a beautifully crafted LEGO set. This 421 piece tribute to a cultural icon is $59.99 and hits LEGO stores, LEGO.com and select retailers on October 1, 2025 with pre-orders live now in some regions.
G1 Transformers fans, brace yourselves. LEGO has unleashed a meticulously crafted tribute to one of the franchise’s most iconic Decepticons: Soundwave. Set number 10358, this 1,505-piece LEGO Icons kit is the third in LEGO’s Transformers lineup, following Optimus Prime and Bumblebee, and the first to bring a villain into brick form.
Photo credit: Alex Gusev
Alex Gusev doesn’t just photograph toys—he manages to create entire worlds from the plastic bricks. Just keep in mind that all of these scenes require some masterful editing to achieve the end results that you see here.
