More from Lego isn’t just for kids: the latest news for nostalgic adults and adult budgets
Remember when this man brought Lego’s classic computer bricks to life by putting a working computer and OLED inside? I have bittersweet news. Though I did connect him with someone at Lego, it doesn’t look like that’s moving forward, he’s no plans to produce more than a few, and at this point it sounds like he’s nearing the end of the project.
Consolation prize: here’s a rough idea how to make one yourself! Also, they play Doom.
Lego recruited its own fans to design an official D&D set, and you can now vote on the five finalists by signing up for a free account. Winners don’t just get bragging rights, but also 1 percent of the proceeds!
I’m a little annoyed that awesome Ultra Mimic got snubbed, but I might add an awesome dice tower to my collection.
Dungeons & Dragons is getting an official Lego set based on designs from fans — and those fans are telling Lego loud and clear that the Mimic deserves consideration. Over two dozen different Mimic designs have been submitted (out of 621 total entries), but I can’t get over how beautifully / terrifyingly Varghoss’s Ultra Mimic here comes to life.
It will be available for preorder on Friday for $119.99
The 1979 classic returns with retractable landing gear
And this time, the ladies are in charge
