The LEGO Marvel Endgame Final Battle Set (76266) can be reconfigured from 360-degree battleground to a linear design, and it’s being offered for just $62.51 shipped today, originally $99.99. It’s set amid the ruins of the Avengers’ compound where fans can discover Captain America’s shield, Thor’s hammer and more. Product page.
It’s official, the rumored LEGO Mario Kart set is coming in 2025, and a newly released teaser gives us a very brief glimpse at one of the karts, or at least the outline of one. This announcement comes ahead of MAR10 Day, also known as Mario Day or National Mario Day, which refers to an annual celebration of the Super Mario franchise.
Brick Technology built a cat-sized LEGO train designed to transport your pet around the house. In this case, it was made for the engineer’s two cats (Cookie and Muffin), both of whom can ride in the train, complete with 3D printed rails and wheels.
Epomaker’s Brick 87 computer keyboard is unlike any other that you’ve seen, thanks to its stackable block bar that can be used to customize the accessory with LEGO pieces such as minifigures. In addition to its tenkeyless (TKL) layout that conserves desk space without compromising usability, it boasts a 3000 mAh battery for extended use sessions.
Racing life-sized LEGO go-karts is one thing, this 1:1 scale LEGO Ferrari 296 GTS can actually be seen in person at LEGOLAND Florida at the new Ferrari Build & Race attraction. It measures 15 feet long, stands 4 feet tall, and weighs in at nearly 2 tons.
The LEGO Icons Optimus Prime set (10302) is rarely discounted, yet you can get one today for $143.99 shipped, originally $179.99. Once the 1,508 piece set is assembled, it features 19 points of articulation that allow fans to convert from robot to truck alt mode and back again without having to rebuild. Product page.
This LEGO Parisian Street Model is unlike any other that you’ve seen and that is because the set will launch on the company’s Bricklink crowdfunding platform rather than be offered through traditional outlets. It has 3,532 pieces and showcases Haussmann-style facades of varying heights as well as floor sizes.
You’ve seen the transparent engine, now check out the world’s largest LEGO V8 engine and transmission. Built by auto enthusiast Evan Koblentz, this engine is modeled after the big-block Chevrolet 454 cubic inch V8, the same one found in the Corvette C3.
Brick artist ‘Srta.JirafaEnfadada’ created a LEGO Ideas Sony WM-22 Walkman set that includes 2 cassette tapes just like its real-life counterpart. This model was originally released in 1984 and its design was known to be basic to keep the cost low, with the only controls being a single volume wheel and a switch for normal or chrome/metal.