Our LEGO 75421 Darth Vader's TIE Fighter review — a 473-piece SMART Play all-in-one set with a motion-triggered SMART Brick, lights, sounds and Vader.
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BrickReport scores build experience, instructions, design, and real-world value — so you can pick the right set before you click buy.
Our most recent hands-on tests.
Our LEGO 75421 Darth Vader's TIE Fighter review — a 473-piece SMART Play all-in-one set with a motion-triggered SMART Brick, lights, sounds and Vader.
Our LEGO Ideas 21370 E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial review — a 1,226-piece posable alien with printed eyes, a light-brick glowing heart, and no minifigure.
Our LEGO City 60512 Mountain Bike Adventure Van review — a 260-piece, $19.99 van with 2 bikes, a fold-down rack, and 2 riders. A fun, cheap LEGO City gift.
Our Lumibricks 10010 Waterfall Cabin review: a 2,539-piece Retro House cabin with 12 built-in LEDs and a spinning waterfall for $119.99.
Our Lumibricks 23001 K's Spinner review — a 410-piece officially licensed Blade Runner 2049 flying car with 8 built-in LEDs and an Officer K figure for $39.99.
Our LEGO Technic 42220 Monster Jam Sparkle Smash Pull-Back review — a 243-piece, $35 pull-back truck we built with a 6-year-old. Is 7+ the right age?
Sets scoring 8+ — our current standouts.
Our LEGO City 60454 Holiday Adventure Camper Van review — a 385-piece, $29.99 set with a full interior, 2 minifigures and a baby. Fun, affordable, and a must-buy.
Our Lumibricks 23001 K's Spinner review — a 410-piece officially licensed Blade Runner 2049 flying car with 8 built-in LEDs and an Officer K figure for $39.99.
Our Lumibricks Cyberpunk Game Stack review — a 2,580-piece light-up Neoncity set for $129. Huge value, built-in LEDs, and one of the best LEGO alternatives around.
Third-party and compatible lines worth your shelf space — look for the "LEGO Alternative" tag in our library.
Our Lumibricks 10010 Waterfall Cabin review: a 2,539-piece Retro House cabin with 12 built-in LEDs and a spinning waterfall for $119.99.
Our Lumibricks 23001 K's Spinner review — a 410-piece officially licensed Blade Runner 2049 flying car with 8 built-in LEDs and an Officer K figure for $39.99.
Our Lumibricks Cyberpunk Game Stack review — a 2,580-piece light-up Neoncity set for $129. Huge value, built-in LEDs, and one of the best LEGO alternatives around.
Our Lumibricks (Funwhole) 17003 Future Bus review — a 605-piece light-up Cyberpunk Neoncity set with 5 LEDs that converts from bus to hovercraft. Worth it?
Our Lumibricks (Funwhole) F9043 Police Patrol Car review — a 372-piece light-up Cyberpunk Neoncity set with 8 LEDs and printed parts for $36.99. Worth it?
Comparisons, guides, and opinion pieces.
A complete guide to the Lumibricks Cyberpunk Neoncity range — light-up, LEGO-alternative sets with built-in LEDs. Reviews, prices, piece counts, and which one to buy first.
From a forgotten Sega Pico cartridge in 1995 to open-world Fortnite survival and a Switch 2 Batman, here's the casual, opinionated tour through 30 years of LEGO video games - with a big soft spot for the Star Wars ones.