Your LEGO City is about to get a helpful upgrade getting your mini-figures across the city and in style. A brand new LEGO Powered Up train set has arrived with the ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The LEGO remote controlled Batmobile is an exercise in beastly looks, battery-powered rumbling motor action, and a new Batman. For some, the ...

Lego Technic and Top Gear have joined forces to bring you this little box of joy: an app-controlled rally car! The Lego Technic TG Rally Car will be available next month; a 463-piece model (that TG ...

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Coolest high school senior ever, Cyrus Tabrizi, built this awesome remote-controlled (RC) Lego car. Sure, Lego RC cars aren’t that much of a novelty, but what makes Tabrizi’s unique is that he created ...

LEGO's got some sweet sets on the way, all part of a new sort of under-brand branding: Powered Up! You won't necessarily find a "Powered Up" or "Powered Up Platform" logo on every radical new set – ...

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The LEGO Group has unveiled the 321-piece Batman App-Controlled Batmobile set which will kick off their new Powered Up platform. Powered Up is described as an expansion of the LEGO Boost line that ...

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You can create wonderful things with nothing more than a bucket of LEGOs and a great imagination, but one engineer has taken that concept a step further—or should we say a step up, up, up!—by crafting ...