LEGO wowed supercar fans earlier in the year with a 3,700-piece Lamborghini creation but now is back with a more compact version of an iconic vehicle. Assembling Lamborghini’s Super Trofeo EVO, this set packs a distinct black and gold color scheme. Head below for a closer look at the new LEGO Lamborghini Huracán kit as well as to learn how it can be added to your collection, and for free at that.

LEGO is expanding its City theme with a new 1,500-piece creation modeled after a downtown square. With a 12-inch tall city hall, tram vehicle, and 14 minifigures, this set doesn’t skimp out on new additions to your brick-built town. Be sure to head below the fold for all the details on the upcoming LEGO City Main Square, including pricing, availability, and more.

LEGO’s latest expansion to the brick-built Marvel universe enters following last month’s debut of six new Avengers creations. Rather than focus on the entire team of Earth’s Mightiest Heroes this time around, we’re getting a Tony Stark-specific creation that serves as an expansion to a previously-released kit. The new LEGO Iron Man Armory assembles yet another section of the hero’s iconic lab complete with new minifigures and more. Head below for all the details.

Now that August has rolled around, LEGO is officially launching a collection of new kits to kick off its fall 2020 lineup. With 44 builds spanning Star Wars, Nintendo, Disney, and even LEGO’s new Art theme, among others, there are plenty of new creations that are now available for purchase or up for pre-order. Head below for the full break down on all of the new LEGO kits available in August.

After giving Nintendo fans an authentic recreation of the NES last week, today LEGO is offering a first look at another one of its upcoming creations. Entering as the most recent Ideas set inspired by a fan-made model, the new playable piano looks to be just around the corner. Head below for everything we know so far about the unique LEGO Ideas piano.

Following yesterday’s debut of the Art theme, LEGO is giving Avengers fans a collection of new kits from the Marvel universe. Headlined by a 1,200-piece Helicarrier and Avengers Tower model that stands 17 inches tall, there are six new sets for comic book fans to assemble. Plus, there are plenty of refreshed minifigures included this time around, as well. Head below for a closer look at all of the builds from the new LEGO Marvel summer wave.

Back before LEGO got in the business of its beloved interlocking brick system, the company’s lineup was packed with wooden toys as it started out in the 1930s. Fast forward to the 21st Century, and wood is all but absent from the current collection of kits. Today LEGO is out with its latest creation, and while not fully bringing back the wooden designs that started it all, the brand is drawing inspiration from one of its very first toys. Enter the new LEGO Wooden Duck set, which you can get the full scoop on below the fold.

Just after debuting a new 3,200-piece Haunted House set, LEGO is back today to unveil its latest theme. This all-new collection of kits is inspired by a Chinese legend and brings a similar technology-infused oriental aesthetic that we’ve come to expect from the Ninjago series to upcoming eight kits launching this weekend. Deemed Monkie Kid, the new sets packs some of the more interesting builds we’ve seen from LEGO. Head below for a closer look at all of the new creations.

Update: LEGO’s new Death Star II Battle set is now available when purchasing $75 or more worth of Star Wars kits. Find all the details right here.

LEGO is continuing to hype up Star Wars fans for May the 4th with its latest unveil today, a new miniature recreation of the Death Star II Battle. This 235-piece creation continues the recent trend of recreation iconic scenes from a galaxy far, far away, and brings yet another moment from Return of the Jedi to brick-built form. Head below for a closer look at this upcoming kit and to learn how it can be added to your collection for free.

Fans of the virtual building title Minecraft will have a new way to experience the blocky world when Dungeons hits consoles in May. Now LEGO fans will be able to bring some of that action into the real world, as today we’re getting a look at the first kit to tie-in with the game alongside another new set. Both the Crafting Box 3.0 and Redstone Battle kits look to expand the LEGO Minecraft theme with some unique new enemies and minifigures. Head below for all the details.