LEGO’s massive Millennium Falcon set isn’t just big. It’s the company’s biggest ever. The entire Star Wars collectible comes in at a whopping 7,541 pieces, measuring over 8-inches high, 33-inches long ...

Almost every second of a Formula 1 weekend is captured, recorded and dissected by experts and fans both in and out of the paddock. Race broadcasts, highlights reels and clips on social media all let ...

In a combination that we love—and isn’t nearly as rare as you think it’d be—South Korea-based YouTuber “I like home” has created an ASMR stop-motion LEGO cooking video. The creator’s video features ...

You might think stop-motion LEGO food ASMR videos would have a narrow target audience, but apparently not. The video below of a massive LEGO tuna already has nearly a million views. Other videos on ...

Dylan Nusbaum moved quickly setting up Lego props as he heard ideas flow from his daughter Claire, 8, to film a movie with a castle scene. The pair then took a blast of quick photos using an iPad as ...

Korean YouTuber, Bebop Stop Motion, has created a cornucopia of stop-motion LEGO food videos on his channel. But his new LEGO pizza has to take the cake for most delicious looking food item. Or rather ...

Stop motion is a complicated craft. Assembled together frame-by-frame, it’s a time-consuming process, and one that requires physical, real-world elements that move and articulate. It’s not for the ...

YouTube fantasy stop-motion channel Brotherhood Workshop has lovingly re-created the trailer for the second film in The Hobbit trilogy using Lego. Michelle Starr Science editor Michelle Starr is ...

Recent graduate just trying to start conversations about video games. Can often be caught playing Halo when he really should be working on his backlog. The Sonic the Hedgehog LEGO set is one of the ...

Then I saw this LEGO-based, stop-motion video of PGA Tour member Graham DeLaet playing golf, and now I don't know what to believe: I'm not sure if Instagram posts qualify for the Oscars, but if so, ...

YouTube user Bebop has created a fantastic stop motion animation using Lego pieces and a few additional props. The animation consists of 3,200 individual pictures which have been meticulously tagged ...