Calling all LEGO fans, brick-builders, and indecisive voters!

In this episode, we're diving headfirst into one of the most exciting, interactive, and downright overwhelming things happening in the LEGO universe right now—the voting for Series 7 of the LEGO Bricklink Designer Program!

With a staggering 376 fan-designed sets vying for glory, narrowing them down to just five of my favorites was no easy feat. I mean, really—how do you choose when everything from tiny, clever builds to jaw-dropping, table-dominating masterpieces is on the table (sometimes literally)? But fear not! I’ve done the hard work, agonized over the details, and I’m here to bring you my Top 5 picks, plus a few honorable mentions because, let’s be real, LEGO magic is hard to rank.

I'll not only tell you what made the cut but also why these sets deserve a spot in your collection. Do you agree? Disagree? Want to start a friendly LEGO feud? Well, you’ve got until February 21st to cast your own vote and make your voice heard!

So, grab your favorite minifig, get comfy, and let’s break it all down—brick by brick. Let the great LEGO debate begin!

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Brick fans, rumor lovers, and collectors of all things tiny and plastic—buckle up! This episode is packed with the latest LEGO news, wild speculation, and some seriously jaw-dropping reveals. If you love LEGO Architecture, then trust me, you’re in for a big one. And by big, I mean castle-sized big.

Do you have a soft spot for iconic castles? Are you obsessed with Disney? Do you appreciate 19th-century rulers who were just a little eccentric (as in, "bankrupted-their-country-to-build-a-personal-fairytale-castle" eccentric)? Well, my friend, have I got a set for you. This rumored LEGO masterpiece is going to make history buffs swoon and accountants everywhere shake their heads in financial despair.

But wait—there’s more! Another legendary set is rumored to be sailing back onto LEGO shelves, and let’s just say… it's big, it’s collectible, and if Johnny Depp had a LEGO wishlist, this would be at the top. Set your compass to adventure, because this is one return you won’t want to miss.

And just when you thought your wallet was safe, I’m diving into a mind-boggling list of upcoming LEGO Icons sets for 2025. Let’s just say, you might want to start saving now. Or selling off unnecessary belongings. Or considering a side hustle in LEGO brick reselling.

So, grab your favorite minifig, settle in, and let’s talk about the future of LEGO—one rumor, reveal, and ridiculous set at a time.

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Welcome, fellow brick enthusiasts, to an episode that dares to tackle a potential controversial question in the Lego universe: When is it time for a Lego theme to bite the dust? Let’s face it—over the years, Lego has graced us with nearly 200 different themes. Some have become timeless classics, while others... well, let’s just say they’re the building equivalent of leaving a brick on the floor in the dark.

In today’s episode, I’m diving headfirst into this delicate (but oh-so-fun) topic. I’ll be dissecting the current lineup of 35 Lego themes available to us in 2025. And here’s where it gets spicy: I’m calling out four themes that, in my humble but entirely correct opinion, should gracefully bow out and retire to the great Lego bin in the sky. Yup, it’s time to Marie Kondo this lineup and ask, “Does this theme still spark joy?”

But don’t worry—it’s not all doom and gloom! I’m also pitching four brand-new themes that I think deserve a shot at Lego stardom. What could these be? Well, let’s just say my picks are bold, fun, and 100% subjective. It’s time to unleash some creativity and give the Lego lineup a much-needed refresh.

So, grab your favorite building set, pour yourself a mug of coffee (or something stronger if your favorite theme might make my cut list), and join me as we take a deep dive into the world of Lego themes. Whether you agree, disagree, or just want to laugh at my wildly biased takes, this episode is going to be a blast! Thanks for tuning in!

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