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A built LEGO Icons Shopping Street display with two connected buildings separated by a narrow alleyway. On the left is a tall white corner building with green windows, ornate white trim, and a rounded tower topped with a blue section and a small gold dome. The upper windows have planter boxes with blue flowers. On the right is a shorter tan-and-brown building with arched windows and a flat roof terrace with a minifigure by the railing. At street level, shops open onto the sidewalk; one window sign reads “BIG SALE.” Several minifigures are gathered outside, including one pushing a small cart. In front sits the Annual Silly Hats Parade GWP: a red banner reading “ANNUAL SILLY HATS PARADE” over a small blue car with a driver wearing a stacked silly hat. A black-and-yellow vintage car is parked at the right.

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Mar 5, 2026

LEGO Icons Shopping Street 11371 Blind Review

A large, detailed brick-built model of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D from Star Trek: The Next Generation sits on a black shelf. The ship is displayed on a black stand, angled slightly upward, showcasing its iconic saucer section and nacelles under purple-toned lighting. In the foreground, a row of ten minifigures representing the bridge crew stands on a display base. The lineup includes recognizable characters like Captain Picard, Commander Riker, Data, Geordi La Forge, Worf, Beverly Crusher, Deanna Troi, and Wesley Crusher, along with smaller accessories like a tiny orange cat (Spot). A small plaque to the left identifies the ship and its specifications. The background shows parts of other collectibles on surrounding shelves, creating a dedicated display space for a fan of both Star Trek and building sets.

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Feb 11, 2026

Review: LEGO Icons Star Trek U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D (10356)

A top-down shot of a LEGO Braille Bricks set (Model 40656) laid out on a light wooden surface. The yellow and black box shows illustrations of various objects and concepts. To the right, a grey LEGO baseplate holds an arrangement of colored Braille Bricks spelling out several letters (L, O, V, E, W, I, N, D, E, X, Q, U, H, A, T). Above, a black card features an array of colored Braille Bricks corresponding to the English alphabet.

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Nov 26, 2025

Accessibility Spotlight: LEGO Braille Bricks – endless possibilities for Play and Education

Victor and Alina are sitting at a rectangular white table scattered with hundreds of colorful LEGO pieces in shades of teal, yellow, pink, and white. Victor, on the left, is bald and wearing a black jacket and T-shirt; he looks focused as he holds a pastel-colored LEGO creation in his hands. Alina, on the right, has dark hair tied back and is smiling warmly while holding her own intricate LEGO build and a small card. Both are leaned slightly forward, engaged in their activity. In the background, the room is filled with natural light from tall windows, revealing yellow and white LEGO furniture and large LEGO sculptures, including a tall giraffe and a big blue circular display marked “LEGO HOUSE Home of the Brick.” The setting appears fun and creative, with a light, energetic atmosphere surrounded by playful LEGO-themed decor.

Oct 10, 2025

We’ve been invited to hold a workshop at the KLOSSexpo LEGO convention