As you know, I’m a fan of free printables and especially free printable board games! Games are a great way to spend time with ...

The LEGO® Ninjago™ magazine is out now and has everything young fans of this LEGO® favourite will love! It’s bursting with comic strips, posters and puzzles and every issue comes with a free official ...

There’s a wonderful charm to the nature of print-and-play board games. Whether free or available for a small fee, these do-it-yourself designs offer full experiences that rival professionally ...

Drive comes from small motor/gearboxes at each axle. The chassis meanwhile has plenty of space for a single-board computer, and has been specifically designed with the BeagleBone Black in mind.

For [The Brick Wall], none of this was enough. Instead what was needed was a complete LEGO automated factory that builds a log cabin, from the unlikely raw material of cucumbers. What has been ...

and we’ve also added a Lego Minifigure key chain and Lego Creator 3-in-1 sets. A couple of years ago, my kids (then ages 9, 6, and 4) started coming home from birthday celebrations and other ...

It was then used to 3D print Lego-style space bricks. ESA Science Officer Dr Aidan Cowley said: ‘No one has ever built a structure on the Moon, so we have to work out not only how we build them ...

LEGO is very fun. But as anyone who's wandered into the LEGO aisle can attest, that fun comes with a hefty price tag. Many of the best LEGO sets for adults that trend on social media will run you ...

but not while it continues to print money for them. This is a rare month where I don't need to single out any particular kit as a favorite; there's only one new Lego set from BrickHeadz this month.

Eventually, respawns run out, and the last team standing is crowned the victor. Lego Fortnite launched late last year, and ever since, the survival/building game has been regularly updated with ...

A company in Athens is making a product for Lego blocks that is selling nationwide. And he does it from former Sears location ...

They have used dust from a 4.5-billion-year-old meteorite to 3D-print 'space bricks' to test the idea, complete with the Lego-like connecting studs on top. ESA says: "The idea seems simple.