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We thought last year was a great year for LEGO, but 2021 has been just as outstanding.  In what will be an annual tradition, WBI...

If you’re new to the LEGO hobby, one of the first things most want to do is create a signature minifigure (sigfig) of themselves. We...

WBI Decided to look at sets from the $20 price range to see the similarities and disparities between themes. The sets examined here range from...

What do you get for $20? We asked one of our interns (and their daughter) to build several 2021 sets and let us know what...

It’s almost time for BrickCon, and like last year, we’re hosting a collaborative build! Many thanks to WBI members Kat Sipe (@drkatbuilds) and Naomi Takeuchi...

Paul Lee, comic artist and LEGO fan, was kind enough to post a quick guide to photographing MOCs to our WBI Facebook group. For those...

We’re loving the designer features in some of the newer LEGO set instruction booklets and always look forward to designer videos – but given who...

It’s time for another contest! We recently reached 500 members in our Facebook group, so we asked our members how to celebrate in a contest....

by Stephanie Taylor In the first half of our Disney Princess analysis, we looked at Disney Princess sets.  We conclude the analysis by taking a...

If you’ve been on social media at all over the course of the last few months, you’ve undoubtedly seen the ads for The Periodic Table...

by Stephanie Taylor As a building toy that generally markets towards children, it makes perfect sense that LEGO would want to partner with Disney. Afterall,...

Four to one. That’s the ratio of male to female actors included in the June 2020 analysis of “Which Actor has the most minifigures?” on...