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The final issue of BrickJournal is now available for pre-order. BrickJournal #92 celebrates the legacy of BrickJournal editor Joe Meno as this was the last issue he worked on before he passed. The issue includes heartfelt tributes to the beloved curator of LEGO fandom. This issue will be available digitally and in stores July 22, but ships to TwoMorrows customers the week of July 15.

In BrickJournal #92, the magazine for LEGO® enthusiasts, we celebrate the legacy of BrickJournal editor Joe Meno (1965-2026) by completing his final issue, which was in progress at the time of his passing, and includes heartfelt tributes to the beloved curator of LEGO fandom.

It also has a fit of Mosaic Madness with builders Nate Mielnick and Dave Schefcik! We explore cutting-edge Tactile Mosaics with Andrew Schmidt! Plus BrickNerd’s custom creations; Bantha Bricks: Fans of LEGO Star Wars spotlights the best builds from a galaxy far, far away; step-by-step “You Can Build It” instructions by Christopher Deck; and Minifigure Customization with Jared K. Burks!

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LEGO has opened up a new fan survey called the LEGO Fan Compass where you can help give feedback on your role in the hobby.

The LEGO Deep Fandom Team wants you feedback on how your relationship is with LEGO and how you see the company as well as the fan community. One of the more interesting questions is how would you describe your energy of the LEGO community specifically. Right now, I’ve seen more negativity online regarding LEGO, whether it be about the higher prices or the products that have been put out recently.

Another interesting question is about the blank check one where you can really make your voices heard. LEGO is literally asking you what you would fix or evolve that’s been stagnant in a decade.

If you had a blank check of time and resources to ‘fix’ or ‘evolve’ one specific part of the LEGO hobby that hasn’t changed in a decade, what would it be and why?

The LEGO Fan Compass will be open until April 30 and it takes about 10 minutes to complete.

At the LEGO Group, the best part of what we do is the community that builds alongside us.
We’re exploring new ways to really listen to you, and your feedback is a vital piece of the puzzle. We want to hear about your individual LEGO journey; what inspires you, what you enjoy, and where you think the hobby could grow. While we’d love for you to share this survey with your friends and fellow fans, please

Barnes & Noble will be be holding a spring LEGO Make & Take event featuring a Happy Hummingbird build. The build is free from March 27-29, depending on the store, but you have to contact your local store to reserve a spot. Spots are extremely limited and some stores have already filled up their allocation.

Join us in store for a LEGO Build event featuring “Happy Hummingbird” as we flutter into Spring!

This event is perfect for LEGO enthusiasts that are 10 years of age and older but all guests are welcome. If this is an event that you are interested in, contact our store for additional details and to reserve a spot.

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LEGO has been going off on social media as they have revealed the new LEGO Jurassic Park Dinosaur Fossils: Triceratops (77985). Similar to the Tyrannosaurus rex (76968), the 1,154 piece set features a larger scale skeleton of the Triceratops. In the front of the model has the information plaque and appears to be a big pile of sh*t next to it with some West Indian Lilac berries and a Dr. Gerry Harding minifigure.

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LEGO has announced their 2025 Annual Results and they have achieved double digit growth in revenue and operating profit. It was a record year for LEGO as there was a 12% in revenue with a 18% operating profit. Sales also grew 16% and gained market share by growing more than twice as fast.

There were 868 LEGO products released and the most popular themes were City, Icons, Star Wars, Technic, and Botanicals. The number of products released were the most ever by the company.

The LEGO Group delivers record results in 2025 driven by strong brand and innovative portfolio

Highlights vs. FY 2024

• Revenue increased 12% to DKK 83.5 billion, driven by strong brand equity and demand for innovative LEGO® play experiences.
• Consumer sales grew 16% as more children than ever received a LEGO product.
• Gained market share, growing more than twice as fast as the toy market.
• Operating profit grew 18% to DKK 22.0 billion due to record top-line, production scale efficiencies and productivity gains while strategic spending continued. Net profit grew 21% to DKK 16.7 billion.
• Free cash flow was DKK 10.8 billion, supported by high operating profit while sustaining substantial investments in new factories, existing facilities and sustainability initiatives.
• Significant increase in the estimated average of renewable and recycled content in the materials purchased to make LEGO® bricks to 52%, up from 33% in 2024.

BILLUND, DENMARK, 10 March 2026: The LEGO Group today reported earnings for the full year of 2025, achieving double-digit growth in revenue

LEGO has announced that they have launched a dedicated page for LEGO Mini Build instructions. A lot of the instructions are for generic items while some are for certain themes like DREAMZzz, Ninjago, and City. There are also instructions for a few previous Make & Take events but not for all of them. The page does say that they will regularly update with more Mini Build instructions.

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The LEGO Group has announced that they will be giving $1.3 million in grants to the Greater Richmond region to bring more opportunities for play for kids. Even though the factory isn’t operational yet, LEGO has already done a lot in the community. The $1.3 million grant will be split among eight local organizations and also extends support for six nonprofit organizations including the Children’s Hospital of Richmond. This brings the total invested into nonprofits across greater Richmond over $3.5 million since 2022.

The LEGO Group announces $1.3 million in grants to bring more opportunities for play to kids across Greater Richmond region

• $1.3 million in grants awarded to eight local organizations to provide children and families with playful learnings opportunities. This brings total grants to $3.5 million since 2022.
• Grants extend support for six nonprofit organizations as well as Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU and Girls For A Change.
• More than 1 million children impacted through grantmaking in the region since 2023.
• LEGO® Manufacturing Virginia employees volunteered more than 2,000 service hours in 2025 to deliver playful learnings experiences to children in the region.

The LEGO Group today announced it will continue to support local communities in the Greater Richmond area, committing more than $1.3 million in grants to eight nonprofit organizations in the region, funded by the LEGO Foundation.

The funding extends support for six organizations benefitting from the company’s last funding round while expanding to include two new organizations, Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU and Girls For