Our largest LEGO draw EVER just concluded! Last night at 10pm AEST we shut off entry into the draw, before pulling the name of the lucky winner this morning. The lucky winner of the LEGO 75419 Star Wars: Ultimate Collector Series Death Star is Jacob Goodlet from Northern Territory, Australia! Jacob signed up as a Brick News VIP in July of this year, after seeing his friend Bradley Van Luenen on the Past Winners list on our website. After just four months as a VIP, Jacob sc

https://www.bricklink.com/v3/designer-program/series-9/main.page Crowd support is open until October 18th (Pacific time), but check your local times as the page also tells me it is open until October 17! These crowd supporting, or voting periods, sneak around every so often and are easy to miss when your life doesn't revolve around LEGO or the BDP (lol) This time round there are 436 designs you can vote for, and again only 5 will go through to into the finalist list for this

Flowers and plants made out of LEGO are less likely to die than real plants (obviously), though they aren't quite as realistic as other fake plants that you can get... so why would you consider buying LEGO flowers? Well, they are made out of LEGO!! (obviously)!! From a distance they look as good as many other fake flowers, but getting up close a LEGO fan will pick out all the NPU (nice part usage). Parts that have been reused in a variety of colours include shields, hats, fro