This week’s episode is overflowing with deals, leaks, botanicals, hamsters, fairies, and… Black Falcon nostalgia? Buckle up.

Amazon has kicked off early Black Friday chaos, and I’m sifting through the ACTUAL good deals so you don’t waste your time scrolling past 6,000 “10% off Friends sets.” From massive discounts on One Piece’s Baratie to a half-price Grogu (yes… HALF), I break down which sets are genuinely worth jumping on before they disappear.

Then, botanicals season is officially blooming. LEGO just dropped full images of the January wave, and we’re talking peace lilies, daisies, cacti, and tulips in enough varieties to make your local florist nervous. I’ll walk you through the highlights and the surprises.

And for Nintendo fans: LEGO left us a very spicy Legend of Zelda teaser. Think shadows… horns… and a fairy you definitely yelled at as a child. I break down what this 12-second clip might actually mean for the rumored Ganondorf “Final Battle” diorama coming in March.

We’ll also cover a brand-new $10 3-in-1 hamster (yes, really), what’s coming for LEGO Insider Weekend, AND what to expect from this week’s massive Bricklink Designer Program Series 9 reveal — all 436 sets of it.

It’s a stacked week, and if you listen until the end, I’ll tell you the one deal I think is the best value of the entire holiday season so far.

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LEGO may be unstoppable right now — the Thanos of the toy world — but history tells us even the strongest empires can crumble if they stop evolving. From near-bankruptcy in the early 2000s to total domination in 2025, LEGO’s story is one of reinvention and resilience. But here’s the question: how do they keep it that way?

In this episode, I dive into the five things LEGO must do in 2026 to stay relevant, keep fans happy, and avoid repeating the same mistakes that almost ended the company two decades ago. We’re talking pricing problems, community control, the rise (and risk) of fan-driven design, and whether LEGO’s obsession with IPs might finally be catching up to them.

From mid-range set meltdowns to the untapped power of BrickLink and Rebrickable data, this is part history lesson, part crystal ball, and all pure LEGO passion. If you care about where the brick goes next — this is one episode you won’t want to miss.

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Strap in, LEGO fans — this week’s episode is going where no brick has gone before. 🚀 The long-rumored LEGO Star Trek Enterprise has officially been revealed, and let’s just say… the rumors were almost right. I’m breaking down all the juicy details — from the updated price tag, to the minifig lineup, to the GWP you’re actually getting (and the ones we could’ve had that might sting a little).

Then, we’re shifting gears and heading East for the 2026 Chinese New Year sets — from galloping horses to fortune firecrackers, these new releases bring the heat in all the right ways.

And finally, we dive into a few Star Wars rumors that’ll have collectors buzzing — including what might be the next UCS ship to hit hyperspace for May the 4th.

So tune in, buckle up, and let’s talk Trek, tiles, and TIE Fighters — because this week’s LEGO news is truly out of this world.

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This week, we’re digging deep — literally — into the LEGO Ideas Minerals Collection! 🪨

On the surface, it’s a small $60 set with 880 pieces, but once you crack it open, you’ll find it’s packed with sparkle, science, and some seriously stunning colors. From dazzling Amethyst to the striking pink-green hues of Watermelon Tourmaline, this display piece might just be one of the most unexpectedly beautiful Ideas sets LEGO has ever released.

But does the build shine as brightly as the real minerals it represents… or is it more fool’s gold than precious gem? I’ll give you the full breakdown — from design and displayability to build experience and value — plus a little geology lesson along the way (because who knew fluorite and toothpaste had something in common?).

Tune in to find out whether this colorful creation belongs in your collection or stays buried at the LEGO Store.

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This week’s episode is packed with reveals, surprises, and a few “did that really just happen?” moments in the world of LEGO!

The big story? LEGO Ideas just dropped a lineup that might be one of the wildest yet — from a towering La Catrina build that’s nearly three feet tall to a Smurf Village complete with fifteen minifigures (yes, fifteen!). And that’s not even touching the Power Rangers Megazord, a steaming bowl of Ramen, and a certain lovable alien who just wants to phone home. Let’s just say… the competition in the Ideas “Parking Lot” is getting fierce.

But the surprises don’t stop there — LEGO Marvel fans, your wallets might be in danger. A massive Iron Man Mark III Collector’s Edition is flying our way, and we’ve got the details on the next big Spider-Man vs. Mysterio set that’s bringing the chaos right to the Daily Bugle.

And just when you thought the magic was gone — the Wizarding World is back with brand-new Harry Potter anniversary sets, plus a peek at what’s blooming next for LEGO Botanicals and the animal-themed Minifigure Series 28.

It’s a loaded week of reveals, rumors, and reactions you don’t want to miss — tune in to get all the juicy details before everyone else!

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It’s Wild Card Wednesday — and this week, the tables are turning! You hear from me every week about the latest LEGO news, rumors, and reviews… but what happens when I’m the one hitting “play” on YouTube?

In this episode, I’m sharing my Top 5 LEGO YouTubers that I actually watch as a fan — the creators who inspire me, challenge me, and keep me glued to the screen long after I should’ve gone back to editing my own videos. These are the builders, reviewers, storytellers, and creative minds that make the LEGO community so much fun to be part of.

I’ll break down who made the list, why they stand out, and toss in a few honorable mentions that deserve some love, too. Tune in till the end to see if any of your favorite creators made my list — or if you might just discover a new channel to binge tonight!

Links to these creator's channels. Enjoy:

https://www.youtube.com/@Bricksie

https://www.youtube.com/@Brick_Crafts

https://www.youtube.com/@brickclicker

https://www.youtube.com/@alexnunes

https://www.youtube.com/@brick_fanatics

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Get ready for a wild ride, brick fans — because this week’s LEGO news is packed with adventure, nostalgia, and a little corporate chaos!

In this episode, I’m breaking down everything we know about the brand-new LEGO Goonies Ship coming this November — and trust me, the official images are worth the wait. We’ll compare it side-by-side with the original LEGO Ideas submission to see what changed, what improved, and what might leave fans yelling “Hey you guys!” in excitement (or frustration).

But that’s not all — LEGO accidentally dropped official images of the upcoming Stranger Things Creel House set early, sending the internet into a frenzy faster than you can say “Upside Down.” I’ll cover exactly what went wrong, how LEGO tried to clean up the mess, and what this might tell us about the future of Stranger Things builds.

Stick around until the end for all the juicy details, a few spicy opinions, and a peek at what’s coming next in the world of LEGO rumors.

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You ever build a LEGO set that feels more like an art exhibit than a pile of bricks? That’s Neuschwanstein Castle — the latest LEGO Architecture masterpiece and one of the most jaw-dropping builds of the year. With 3,455 pieces and not a single sticker in sight, this set is pure elegance from turret to tower.

In this episode, I dive into why this Bavarian beauty might be one of LEGO’s most ambitious architectural builds ever. We’ll talk about King Ludwig II — the so-called “Mad King” who dreamed it up, the wild history behind the real castle (including its ties to Disney and World War II), and what makes this model so stunning in person.

From printed bricks galore to a staircase tower that would make Rapunzel jealous, this is one royal review you won’t want to miss. Grab your crown, pour a pretentious cup of tea, and let’s see if LEGO’s $280 tribute to madness and majesty is truly worth its weight in limestone.

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