LEGO reviews

20 reviews — every LEGOset we've tested, scored on build quality, value, instructions, and design.

Our LEGO 72039 Mario Kart – Bowser's Castle review — a 1,068-piece, $99.99 playset with Bowser, Yoshi, a droppable Thwomp and a Lava Bubble. Is it worth it?

  • LEGO
  • Super Mario
  • Mario Kart

Our LEGO Creator 3-in-1 Surprising Spider (31159) review — a cheap, fun, surprisingly solid build with a rappelling web. Spider, scorpion, or snake?

  • LEGO
  • Creator

Our LEGO 75423 Luke's Red Five X-Wing review — a 581-piece Star Wars SMART Play set with a motion-reactive SMART Brick, lights and sounds. A surprise favorite.

  • LEGO
  • Star Wars

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.

  • LEGO
  • City

Our LEGO City 60447 Off-Road Mountain Truck review — a 221-piece, $19.99 build with a working winch, opening hood and removable roof. A great kid's birthday gift.

  • LEGO
  • City

Our LEGO City 60402 Blue Monster Truck review — a 148-piece, ~$16 set with big rubber tires and a driver minifigure. Simple, cheap, and fun (but no suspension).

  • LEGO
  • City

Our LEGO Icons Natural History Museum (10326) review — the biggest modular building ever at 4,014 pieces. Is this $299.99 olive-green giant worth it?

  • LEGO
  • Icons